RefectoCil Intense Brow[n]s Tint Remover

1. Immediately after tinting, moisten a cotton ball or Q-tip with the Tint Remover.
2. Gently rub the stained skin area until the tint mark lifts.
3. Repeat as needed on any remaining stray marks to refine the brow shape.

• Waiting too long after tinting to remove stray stains: skin staining sets and becomes harder to lift the longer it's left. Apply the remover immediately after the tint is wiped away.
• Scrubbing too hard on delicate eyelid skin: can cause irritation. Use gentle, repeated light passes instead of pressure.
• Using it to try to correct the hair tint itself rather than skin staining: it's formulated for skin, not for lightening the hair result. Use shade selection and Activator Gel timing to control hair colour instead.
• Not testing on a small area first for clients with known skin sensitivity: can risk a reaction. Patch test when a client's sensitivity history is unknown.
• Applying with a soaked, dripping pad rather than a moistened one: excess product can spread beyond the stained area. Dampen the pad rather than saturating it.

Ingredients & Cautions

Aqua, Propylene Glycol, Sodium Thiosulfate, Sodium Chloride, C12-13 Pareth-9, Parfum.

Caution: For external use only; avoid direct contact with the eyes and rinse immediately with water if contact occurs.

Why does some staining still remain even after wiping with the remover?

Deeper or older stains that have had time to set are harder to lift than fresh ones, since the remover works best applied immediately after tinting. If a stain persists, a second light application rather than aggressive scrubbing is the safer approach.

Is it safe to use this remover on a client with very sensitive or reactive skin?

The mild formula is designed for use around the eye area, but any client with a known sensitivity history should still be patch tested before full use, since individual reactions can vary regardless of a product's general mildness.

Can this remover be used to reshape or narrow a brow tint line after the fact?

Yes, many artists use it specifically for this purpose — gently working along the edge of the tinted area to sharpen the line — but it should be done carefully with a Q-tip for precision rather than a wider cotton ball.

Does using the Tint Remover affect how long the brow or lash tint itself lasts?

Used correctly on skin only, it shouldn't meaningfully affect the tint's longevity on the hair, since it's not formulated to strip hair colour the way it lifts surface skin staining. Overuse directly on the hair itself, though, isn't a documented use.

What's the best way to store it to keep it effective between uses?

Keeping the bottle tightly capped and away from direct heat or sunlight helps preserve the active ingredients over repeated professional use.