Auburn Henna

Supercilium offers a great alternative to regular brow tinting. The composition of Supercilium eyebrow dye is based on the latest innovations in hair coloring. Thanks to a careful selection of pigments, this henna does not leave a red glow on skin or hair. Henna has been used for thousands of years to transfer color onto skin, leaving a sophisticated tattoo effect and well-defined brow.

• One jar contains 7 grams, which is up to 56 applications.
• Skin: up to 2 weeks. Hairs: Up to 6 weeks. 

Sodium carbonate peroxide, Cellulose Gum, Magnesium Sulfate, Silica, P-Aminophenol, Henna , Citric Acid, Picramic acid, Sodium lauryl sulfate, m-aminophenol , 4-amino-2-hydroxy toluene, P-Phenylenediamine , 1-naphthol, Resorcinol, Aloe barbadensis Leaf Powder, Simmondsia chinensis Seed oil, Toluene-2,5-diamine sulfate,1,5-naphthalenediol.

Remember to always perform a patch test 48h before treatment. 
1. Mix a spoonful of supercilium henna powder with 15 - 20 drops of the Supercilium Color Developer. Mix until well until a smooth substance is achieved. It is important that the substance is neither too watery nor too thick. 

2. Use the Supercilium Prep Peel Gel to remove excess sebum, makeup residue and dead skin cells to extend the life of Brow Henna treatments. Apply one drop to each brow and gently massage it into the brows for 15 seconds and gently remove using a makeup pad with Supercilium Pro Cleanser. 

3. Apply a layer of henna with an angled brush Press / stamp the paint into the brow until all skin is also covered, including back to front. Make sure you make sharp lines. Correct small mistakes using a cotton swab with Supercilium Color Corrector. 

4. After 3-5 minutes for an Ombre effect, remove the product from the inside of the eyebrows with a damp not-too-wet Makeup Pad. If still too light, apply another coat and let sit for 3-5 minutes. 

5. Remove the rest of the henna after 10-20 minutes. If you want to correct or brighten the eyebrow color, use the Supercilium Color Corrector again by gently sweeping over the just-dyed eyebrows with a cotton swab.