Stain Remover

How To

Apply a small amount of Stain Remover to a cotton pad, swab, or microbrush. Gently dab the stained skin until the tint begins to lift, then wipe clean with a damp cotton pad. Repeat as needed until the skin is clear.

Best Practices

• Use light pressure — there’s no need to scrub.
• Work precisely along the brow edges to refine the shape without disturbing the tinted area you want to keep.
• For sensitive clients, patch test before use.
• Finish with a soothing brow oil to rehydrate and comfort the skin after removal.

It's Best For

 

The Tint Stain Remover is made for anyone who wants crisp, polished brows without the worry of lingering tint. For beginners, it’s the safety net that makes perfecting technique less intimidating. For seasoned pros, it’s the reliable tool to refine edges and clean up with speed and precision.

Especially suited for sensitive skin, it gently clears away residue along the brow line without irritation. A must-have for clients who love a sharp, defined finish, it keeps every brow looking clean, balanced, and beautifully refined.

Water (Aqua), Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Citric Acid, Sodium Hydroxide

• Can the Tint Stain Remover be used on all skin types?Yes. The formula is gentle enough for most skin types, including sensitive skin. For first-time users or clients with highly reactive skin, we recommend a quick patch test before full application.
• Will the stain remover affect the tint on the brow hairs?No. When applied carefully, it works only on surface stains around the brows and won’t strip pigment from the hairs themselves. For the most precise clean-up, use a cotton swab or microbrush to refine edges without disturbing the tinted area.
• Can I use this oxidant with other brands of tint?Use it immediately after tinting to lift excess dye, correct small mistakes, or sharpen edges. For skin comfort and balance, always follow with a hydrating brow oil.