Guaranteed perfect shape with Brow Paste
Nikk Mole presents a new technology for modelling eyebrows that guarantees a perfect shape and clear contour, regardless of the experience of the brow artist. For beginners, this is an opportunity to avoid mistakes when building a shape, and for professionals, it is a chance to save time and effort during the dyeing procedure.
Technique of eyebrow modelling and correction
The process of creating the optimal shape for each brow maker is a rather individual issue. You can rely on your professional skills and work with your favourite and proven products. You don’t have to change your ideas about the basics of architecture and colour.
But the process of applying the dye will take place in a different way – easier and faster, and you, as a master, will feel more confident.
Brow paste is applied as follows:
- Prepare the skin and hair for colouring with cleansing and scrubbing products. However, this stage is also required for regular colouring procedures.
- Building the desired eyebrow shape according to the method that is most convenient for you.
- Apply the paste with a Nikk Mole brush №17 or №20 along the contour of the planned shape. At the same time, the eyebrow itself and the adjacent areas of the skin, which are also supposed to be colored, remain inside.
- Final approval of the shape with the client. Brow paste contrasts well with the skin, clearly highlighting all the lines and curves. If necessary, you can correct something – at this stage, it is possible because pigmentation has not yet begun.
- Work with the dyeing composition. Dye or henna can be applied with wide, confident strokes – Brow Paste reliably protects the skin.
- Excess dye that has been layered on top of the paste can be easily removed with a cotton swab. As a result, you always get the contour you created in step №3.
- Removal of dye and paste residues.
All ingredients are specially selected to obtain a sufficiently dense texture that is well applied, does not smear, and is easy to remove.
Individual sensitivity to components is possible!
