Liquid Dye Dark Brown

Phyllanthus Emblica (Amla Extract), Crocus Sativus (Saffron Flower Extract), Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera Leaf Extract), Chamomilla Recutita (Chamomile Extract), Rosa Damascena (Rose Flower Extract), Propylene Glycol, Isopropyl Alcohol, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, P-Phenylenediamine, P-Aminophenol, M-Aminophenol, Phenoxyethanol, 4-Amino-2-Hydroxytoluene, Ethanolamine, Sodium Sulphite, Disodium EDTA, Carbomer, Ricinus Communis (Castor Seed Oil), Citrus Limon (Lemon Peel Oil).

Remember to always perform a patch test 48H before the treatment.

Mixing ratio:
Brush application: 2 drops of Liquid Dye with 1 drop of Cream Oxydant.
Airbrush application: 1 drop of Liquid Dye with 1 drop of Airbrush Developer.

Processing times for Brows:
2-10 minutes, depending on the desired intensity and results.

For an ombre effect:
Tail: 6-10 minutes
Middle part of the brows: 4-6 minutes
Beginning of the brows: 2-4 minutes

Processing times for Lashes:
5 minutes

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Tip for super oily skin: For clients with very oily skin, combine Foam Cleanser and Pro Cleanser - and use both twice in a row to make sure the skin is perfectly clean. The alcohol in Pro Cleanser dries the skin while removing excess oil, creating the ideal base for the Liquid Dye to adhere.

To help you rock this brow dye treatment, we wrote several blog posts to make your life easier and give you all the tools, tips, and tricks to get the most out of your Hybrid Dye treatments:

• How to mix Liquid Dye colors to create a custom mix?
• Why you should refresh your Brow dye every 6 months
• The 6 Benefits of Liquid Dye
• Should you tint before or after lamination?
• Top 10 Hybrid Dye results + images
• Best Eyebrow Dye Techniques
• How to create perfect hybrid brows in 5 easy steps
• Guide: Combining Brow Lamination and Liquid Dye

1. What kind of result does the Dark Brown Liquid Dye provide?
Supercilium Dark Brown Liquid Dye delivers a deep, rich, and sophisticated chocolate tone. It is a neutral-to-cool shade designed to provide maximum definition without any unwanted warm or reddish undertones. It creates a bold, high-contrast look that is perfect for clients who want their brows to be the focal point of their face.

2. Who is the Dark Brown shade best for?
This is a staple for clients with naturally dark hair and deeper skin tones. It is ideal for:
- Deep Brunettes: For a seamless, 100% color match.
- Olive & Mediterranean Skin Tones: The depth of this pigment stands out beautifully against richer complexions.
- Melanin-Rich Skin: It provides the necessary intensity to be clearly visible and defined.
- The "Tattoo Effect": For clients who want a sharp, saturated skin stain that mimics the look of permanent makeup.

3. Why is Keratin important in a dark brow dye?
Darker dyes often contain higher pigment concentrations which can sometimes be drying. However, our Liquid Dye is infused with Keratin, which protects the hair during the process. The Keratin fills in the gaps in the hair cuticle, leaving the brows looking shiny, healthy, and "plumped" rather than flat or brittle.

4. Is Dark Brown Liquid Dye safe for use after Brow Lamination?
Yes! This is the professional’s secret for a high-impact look. It is 100% safe to use immediately after a Brow Glaze (Lamination) treatment. While the lamination lifts the hair, the Dark Brown Liquid Dye adds the necessary depth, while the Keratin helps re-condition the hair after the chemical process.

5. How long does the Dark Brown skin stain last?
Our Dark Brown Liquid Dye is known for its incredible "grip." It provides a visible skin stain for up to 11 days and tints the hair for up to 6 weeks. To ensure the darkest possible stain, always prep with the Prep Peel Gel to remove dead skin cells and degrease with the Pro Cleanser.

6. Can I use Dark Brown for Airbrush Brows?
Absolutely. Dark Brown is a top choice for the Airbrush Brow technique. When mixed with the Oxydant Developer in a 2:1 ratio, it mists perfectly to create sharp, defined tails and a flawlessly gradiated ombré effect.