ViBrowLash Lash & Brow Tinting Cream, Auburn | Gentle, Ammonia-Free Formula | Made for Professionals | 0.67 Fluid Ounces

Description

Dramatically enhance lashes and brows with vibrant ammonia-free color! ViBrowLash Color Cream has a thick, rich formula that’s low odor and easy to apply. Made in the USA. Free of gluten, lanolin, and nut oils. Vegan Awareness certified. Leaping Bunny certified. 0.67 fl. oz. / 20 ml Note: For Professional Use Only How To Use: Remove makeup with the ViBrowLash Oil-Free Makeup Remover and place protection pads under the eyes. Using a 1:1 ratio, mix ViBrowLash Color Cream and Activator well in glass dappen dish and stir with mixing stick until the consistency is that of a creamy paste. Apply to the lashes or brows with the Application Brush, starting with the lower lashes first on both eyes. Remove any excess product around the eye area to prevent discoloration or temporary staining of the skin. Process lashes 10 minutes and brows 3 minutes. While the client’s eyes are closed, use a round cotton pad dampened with water in a downward motion to remove product until no residue is visible. Gently remove any stains on hands or work area with ViBrowLash CleanUp. Patch Test Protocol: The ViBrowLash product contains ingredients that may cause skin irritation or allergic reactions on certain individuals. A preliminary patch test should be made 24 to 48 hours prior to performing the ViBrowLash service. Before administering the patch test wash and dry hands and then apply gloves. Using soap and water, cleanse and rinse a small area of the client’s skin behind the ear or on the inner surface of the forearm. Following the preparation instructions, mix the ViBrowLash Color Cream and activator using the 1:1 ratio. Apply the mixture to a small area behind the client’s ear or their inner forearm and allow to set for 2 minutes. Remove the mixture with a cotton pad moisturized with water. Advise your client to return in 24 to 48 hours. If no irritation or inflammation of the skin is apparent at that time, it is usually assumed that no hypersensitivity to ViBrowLash exists.