Color Corrector

Aqua (Water), Alcohol Denat., Polysorbate 20, Glycerin, Limonene, Citrus Limon (Lemon) Peel Extract, Citrus Limon (Lemon) Peel Oil, Citral, Cymbopogon Flexuosus (Lemongrass) Oil, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Peel Oil, Geraniol.

Add a few drops of the Color Corrector onto a cotton pad or a cotton swab and remove mistakes or lighten up colors in a few seconds. Works for both Brow Henna & Liquid Dye.

1. What is the difference between the Color Corrector and the old Tint Remover?
The Color Corrector is our newly improved, high-performance formula that replaces our previous Tint Remover. While traditional removers can be harsh or drying, our updated formula is enriched with botanical extracts like Lemon Peel Oil and Lemongrass Oil. This ensures that while it lifts stubborn pigments instantly, it remains exceptionally gentle on the client’s delicate eye area.

2. Does the Color Corrector work on both Brow Henna and Liquid Dye?
Yes! This is a multi-purpose lifesaver for your backbar. Our Color Corrector is uniquely engineered to break down the pigment bonds of Brow Henna, Liquid Dye with Keratin, and traditional brow tints. You only need this single bottle to manage corrections across your entire tinting menu.

3. How do I use the Color Corrector to lighten brows that turned out too dark?
If a client's brows process faster than expected and turn out too dark, don't panic.
- Add 2–3 drops of the Color Corrector onto a clean cotton pad.
- Gently wipe the pad over the freshly dyed brows.
- Let it sit for 5–10 seconds, then wipe away with a clean, damp pad. The solution will instantly break down the excess surface pigment to safely lighten the shade by 1–2 tones.

4. Can I use this product to create a flawless Ombré effect?
Absolutely. Many advanced brow artists intentionally dye the entire brow evenly, then use the Color Corrector as a styling tool. Simply soak a cotton swab (Q-tip) with the solution and gently press and fade the front (head) of the brows at the end of the service. This cleanly lifts the skin stain at the inner corners, creating that highly requested, soft-blurred ombré gradient.

5. How do I use it to clean up messy lines or skin stains?
To achieve sharp, crisp edges that look like a professional mapping job, precision is key. If your dye slips outside your mapped lines:Dip a precise cotton swab or a clean angled brush into the Color Corrector. Wipe it directly along the borders of the brow to cleanly erase smudges and sharpen the tail lines. It removes accidental skin stains instantly without leaving red or irritated patches on the skin.

6. Will the Color Corrector work on old or dried stains?
The Color Corrector delivers its most powerful results when used on fresh dye mishaps during or immediately following the treatment. While it can lighten older stains on the skin, it is highly recommended to clean up mistakes and adjust color depth while the client is still in your chair for maximum efficiency.