Peel-Off Eyebrow Tint Gel — 3-Day Color, Fine-Tip Brush
A peel-off eyebrow tint gel with a built-in fine-tip brush applicator that delivers up to 3 days of natural-looking color. Available in Brown, Light Brown, and Gray Brown — apply, dry, peel, and go.
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A peel-off eyebrow tint gel with a built-in fine-tip brush applicator that delivers up to 3 days of natural-looking color. Available in Brown, Light Brown, and Gray Brown — apply, dry, peel, and go.
3-day long-lasting color with peel-off precision application
- sparse or fading eyebrows
- uneven brow color
- need for daily eyebrow makeup
- smudging and fading throughout the day
Brows that last — peel off, move on
A gel-to-tint formula that draws on like liner, sets like a tattoo, and peels away clean after 3 full days. No smudging, no morning routine, no compromises.
Three reasons it outperforms everything in your drawer
- Peel-off gel that tints like a tattoo
The cream-to-gel hybrid dries to a flexible film over brow skin. When peeled, it leaves behind a tint that bonds to skin — not hair — for consistent, smudge-free color that lasts up to 3 days.
- Fine-tip brush for hair-stroke precision
The attached fine-tip brush draws individual hair-like strokes rather than a block of color. Sparse patches fill naturally. Edges stay clean. No separate tool needed — the brush lives in the cap.
- Three curated shades for natural results
Brown, Light Brown, and Gray Brown were chosen to complement a wide range of natural brow tones — neither too warm nor too ashy, so the result reads real, not drawn-on.
The case for switching
- 3-daycolor hold without touch-ups
- 3 shadesBrown, Light Brown, Gray Brown
- 1 toolfine-tip brush built into the cap
- ~5 minper day when skipping daily brow fill
How to apply the peel-off brow tint
- 1Prep your brow area
Clean brows of any oils, serums, or existing makeup. A quick swipe with micellar water and a dry cotton pad ensures the tint bonds to bare skin rather than product residue.
- 2Draw hair-like strokes with the fine-tip brush
Use light, short strokes in the direction of natural brow growth. Start at the inner corner and work outward. Build coverage gradually — it's easier to add than to remove before drying.
- 3Let the gel dry fully — about 15–20 minutes
The gel shifts from shiny and wet to a matte, slightly tacky film. Wait until it looks completely matte before attempting to peel. Rushing this step is the number-one cause of patchy results.
- 4Peel from the outer edge inward
Lift one corner of the film gently and peel in a slow, steady motion. The tint beneath will be natural and softly defined — not the full intensity of the wet gel.
- 5Check and touch up if needed
First-timers often under-apply. If coverage looks lighter than expected, a second thin layer over the existing tint deepens the result. The color will continue to develop slightly over the first hour.
Why your brow pencil isn't enough

The daily re-do problem
Sparse patches by noon. Smudged arches by 3pm. A pencil or powder that looked great at 7am rarely survived the day. For anyone with naturally thin or fading brows, the routine felt endless — fill, blend, fix, repeat.
Draw it on. Peel it off. Done.
The peel-off gel formula works differently. Apply it with the precision fine-tip brush, let it dry to a film, then peel cleanly — leaving behind a natural tint that clings to the skin like a semi-permanent tattoo. The color sets in strokes that mimic real brow hairs.

72 hours of effortless brows
Once the tint sets, it holds through showers, workouts, and long days — for up to 3 days before a simple re-application. Available in Brown, Light Brown, and Gray Brown so the color stays natural, never painted-on.
Making your vial last
- Close the cap tightly after each use
Exposure to air thickens the gel and shortens shelf life. Screw the cap fully closed immediately after use.
- Store away from heat and direct light
Room temperature storage is ideal. Avoid leaving the vial near a sunny window or in a hot car.
- Apply to clean, product-free skin only
Moisturizers and oils beneath the tint reduce staying power significantly. Always prep on bare skin.
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
No — when fully dry the film peels away cleanly. The key is letting it dry completely (around 15–20 minutes) before peeling. Rushing the dry time is the most common reason for pulling or uneven removal.
Three days is the stated hold time under normal conditions. Oily skin, heavy sweating, or frequent face washing may reduce that to around 2–2.5 days. Most buyers with combination-to-dry skin report the full 3-day result.
Brown suits medium to dark brunette brows. Light Brown works for lighter brunette, blonde-leaning, or soft-toned brows. Gray Brown complements cool-toned, ashy, or naturally gray brow hair — popular for those going silver or who want a softer contrast.
Yes — the fine-tip brush makes it more beginner-friendly than traditional brow tints which often use a flat applicator or stencil. Start with light, hair-like strokes rather than filling in solid areas, and practice the thickness before the final application.
A cotton pad with micellar water or a gentle oil cleanser softens the tint and lifts it without scrubbing. It is not permanent — it won't stain beyond the intended wear period.
The frosted glass vial is travel-size and the brush stores inside the cap, so there are no loose parts. It is more fragile than a plastic tube but the glass formula jar keeps the gel from drying out faster than standard packaging would.
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