Hybrid Brow Tint
The revolution in eyebrow coloring
Why liquid Hybrid Tint?
- Tattoo effect: brows look intense, fuller, and perfectly shaped
- Lasts up to 7 days on the skin and 6 weeks on the hair
- More intense result than classic tint
- Ammonia-free, henna-free
- Perfect skin pigmentation for light, fine, or sparse brows
- Daily time saver: no more need for makeup
Hybrid Tint Tutorial Video
Discover our step-by-step presentation and see how hybrid brow tinting transforms your look.
The Steps of Hybrid Tinting
A step-by-step protocol for achieving perfect hybrid brow tint results.
FAQs
We have listed below some of your commonly asked questions. However, if you can’t find the answer that you’re looking for here, please contact us.
There are no contraindications for performing a hybrid tint on pregnant or breastfeeding women.
However, due to significant hormonal changes, the result may or may not take effect.
It is essential to inform your client beforehand.
The hybrid tint formula stands out thanks to its innovative composition, combining the benefits of traditional tints with those of henna, without the powdery texture. It provides better adhesion to the skin and longer-lasting color intensity.
The processing time varies between 7 to 10 minutes, depending on the desired intensity and skin type. It is recommended to adjust the timing according to the result you want to achieve.
No, this tint is formulated exclusively for use on eyebrows. Its application on eyelashes is not recommended for eye safety reasons.
Hybrid tinting is highly profitable (average margin of 88%), with a low product cost per use (around 150 applications per bottle) and a high perceived added value for clients, particularly thanks to its long-lasting effect on the hair and the intense, makeup-like finish.
Yes, hybrid tints can be blended with each other, allowing you to create a wide range of customized shades perfectly suited to each client’s skin tone and hair color.
No, the hybrid tint does not contain henna.
The main difference lies in the formulation: henna is a natural powder mixed with water or an activator, while hybrid tint is a gel texture mixed with an oxidant, offering greater precision in application and a more intense, even result. Henna is also known to be more allergenic.
It is essential to perform a patch test 24 to 48 hours before the treatment by applying a small amount of product behind the ear or in the crease of the elbow to ensure there is no allergic reaction.
The protocol is similar but requires a few adjustments, particularly regarding processing time, brow restructuring with brow paste, oxidant dosage, and application technique to optimize the result on the skin.
Apply Combinal Velvet Lashes Serum, which helps protect and maintain the color.
On the skin: the tint remains visible for up to 7 days, depending on skin type and aftercare.
On the hair: the color can last up to 4 to 6 weeks, with intensity gradually fading over time.
Yes, a touch-up is possible, but it is important to allow at least 72 hours between applications to avoid any skin irritation.
Makeup or oily residues on the brows can act as a barrier to the products.
Products may be expired or oxidized.
Tint and peroxide may not have been mixed properly.
Incorrect processing time.
Color stains on the skin due to insufficient protection with skin protection paste.
At-home use of products too rich in oils (e.g., pure castor oil), making the brows too greasy for the tint to take effect.
Ask the client to exfoliate the brows beforehand to ensure better adhesion of the hybrid tint to the skin.