You don't always want to waste time on eyelash and eyebrow tinting. Many women prefer to dye their eyelashes and eyebrows with persistent dyes - the effect of such dyeing will last about a month.
If for some reason you do not consider it possible to go to the salon, you can dye your eyelashes and eyebrows at home. But in this case, you will certainly need help. In addition, you will need to follow some rules. Then everything will turn out fine.
Never dye your eyelashes if you have conjunctivitis or an inflamed eyelid. Do not use hair dye. It contains aggressive substances that do not harm the hair, but the eyelashes can either lose or get inflammation of the adjacent areas of the skin.
You should not choose paint of unknown origin or one that has expired. Be sure to test for skin sensitivity - for this, apply a little paint on your wrist, hold for 10 minutes and rinse. Wait about a day, if the skin does not turn red in this place, you can safely use the paint.
You will need a small container in which you will dilute the paint, you can take any material with the exception of metal. Prepare a greasy face cream - it will need to be applied to the eyelids before painting. This will help create additional protection. To apply the coloring matter, cotton swabs are suitable. You will also need cotton pads, which must be folded in half to make crescent-shaped tampons.
Dilute the paint in strict accordance with the instructions. This should be done just before staining. Start by preparing your tools, washing your hands thoroughly, and removing old makeup. Do not forget to apply a protective cream to your eyelid skin.
Lightly moisten the disc with water and fold in a crescent shape, bring it under the eyelashes. Close your eyes tightly during the procedure. It is better to tilt your head forward - so the paint does not get under the eyelids. It's best if you get someone to help you. When you close your eyes, an assistant will apply paint to your lashes. Leave it on for about 15 minutes, then rinse with warm water and pat dry.
