NIKK MOLE EYEBROW PAINT WITH KERATIN AND HYALURONIC ACID
The innovative formula of Nikk Mole paint is not only designed to create vibrant colors, but also to simultaneously care for eyebrows and skin. Thanks to the hyaluronic acid and keratin, the paint is suitable for every type of eyebrow and eyelash hair.
Nikk Mole paint falls into the Hybrid Dye category. This means that the paint leaves an imprint on the skin, just like brow henna. The result of tinting eyebrows with Nikk Mole dye is always a uniform and vibrant color.
The formula of NIKK MOLE paint provides long-lasting color that lasts up to 6 days on the skin and 6-7 weeks in the hair.
You will love NIKK MOLE paint for its creamy consistency! This makes it possible to create sharp lines and a sleek eyebrow shape.
You use the color adjuster to lighten each color. Especially useful to mix with light brown if someone really wants very light.
CONTENTS
5 colors eyebrow dye + Cream Oxidant 3%
Taupe, Dark Brown, brown, light brown, graphite
1 Color Adjuster
15ML each
Instructions
1. Cleanse the eyebrows and surrounding skin with the Nikk Mole Cleansing Mousse
2. Mix the paint with an oxidant cream in a ratio of 1:1
– We recommend using 1 cm of paint and an equal amount of oxidant cream.
– Mix the oxidant cream thoroughly with the paint until a smooth mass is obtained.
– Mix in a non-metallic container.
3. Apply the paint with a brow brush, for example Nikk Mole no. 15 or 16
4. The application time is 5-15 minutes and depends on the desired result.
5 minutes – delicate coloring.
10 minutes – medium density coloring with a tattoo effect.
15 minutes – dense discoloration of the skin with the most intense shade.
When tinting eyebrows, the application time is counted from the start of application.
5. Thoroughly removing the paint is very important. Nikk Mole paint has the property that the coloring continues if you do not remove the paint properly. Therefore, always use a cotton pad with Nikk Mole Mousse-Shampoo or Amica Toner or another equivalent product. This stops the chemical reaction of the paint. Removing it with water alone is therefore not sufficient.
