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A brow and lash degreaser removes grease, makeup residue and sebum from the hairs and skin, so it is applied as the first step before tinting or lamination. The “Degreasers” section contains liquid tonics and toners and saline solutions.
What a degreaser is needed for on the brows
A tonic degreaser is applied to a cotton pad and wiped over the brow or lash area. The product removes grease, makeup residue and sebum, so the hairs and skin are clean by the time of the dye or the lamination formula.
The area a degreaser is meant for is shown in the product name. Some products in the section name both brows and lashes, some only brows, so for lashes choose a product where lashes are named directly.
Degreasing brows before tinting and lamination
Brows are degreased before tinting, before lamination and before protein reconstruction.
Frequently asked questions about degreasers
How does a degreaser differ from a remover?
A degreaser prepares the brows for the procedure, while a remover takes the dye off the skin after tinting. These are two separate steps with different products.
Do I need to degrease brows before henna?
Yes. A degreasing toner is used before tinting with an oxidizing dye and before henna, so degreasing is part of the preparation for henna as well.
Can a degreaser be used to clean up the mapping lines?
Yes: pour the product into a cap and use a cotton swab to remove dye, henna, paste or pencil where it is not needed.