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ÉLAN Eyebrow Tint Kits: Everything You Need for Long-Lasting Color in One Case

A client sits down in the chair, shows a photo of her ideal eyebrows, and expects the same result. But on the technician’s shelf, the tint is from one brand, the developer from another, and the fixative ran out the day before yesterday. The color applies unevenly, the shade “fades” after a week, and instead of booking another appointment, the client goes to a competitor.

That’s exactly why experienced eyebrow technicians eventually switch to ready-made eyebrow tinting kits. It’s not about saving on small details. It’s about ensuring that every treatment delivers the same predictable result, so you’re not playing chemical roulette with random ingredients.

What eyebrow tinting kits are available in the ÉLAN catalog?

ÉLAN kits vary by purpose. Some are designed solely for coloring, others combine tinting with laminating, and still others provide post-treatment care for the hairs. Understanding these categories saves you money because you’re buying what actually works for your service profile, rather than a one-size-fits-all kit just to have on hand.

Here are the main types of kits you should know about:

  1. Eyebrow coloring kits. The Brow Tint Kit includes three shades of Deep Brow Tint 2.0—black, cool brown (Icy), and warm brown (Spicy)—along with 3.5% Oxidizing Emulsion, Detox-Mousse 2.0 cleansing foam, and Colour Fix 2.0 fixing fluid. The three shades allow you to tailor the color to a client’s cool, neutral, or warm undertone, while the 3.5% oxidizing emulsion delivers a richer result and stains the skin more intensely than emulsions with a lower percentage.
  2. Eyebrow lamination kits. Here, the task is more complex. It’s not just about coloring, but about setting the shape. The Brow Lamination Kit is a complete three-step SUPERSONIC 2.0 system. The first serum softens the hair structure and opens the cuticle; the second stabilizes the new shape and restores disulfide bonds; the third restores elasticity and shine. In addition, the kit includes LIPIDIC 2.0 deep-repair ampoules, SKIN PROTECTOR 2.0 protective cream with argan oil, and a cleansing foam. This is a professional eyebrow lamination kit that covers the entire procedure, from preparation to aftercare.
  3. Combination and Maxi Kits. When a technician works on both eyebrows and eyelashes, it’s more convenient to have everything on hand. The Mega Lash & Brow Kit combines products for both treatments in a single case.
  4. Aftercare kits. The Complete Lash & Brow Care Kit, GOGO BROWS with growth serum, and LashBOOST with peptides. These are the products a technician can recommend to a client for home use to ensure the results last longer and the hairs don’t break between treatments.

If your main service is coloring, start with a coloring kit. If clients ask for “eyebrows that stay in place,” you can’t do without a laminating kit. And it’s always worth having a care line on hand, as it generates additional revenue and builds loyalty. By the way, you can get some items from these categories at a better price in the Sale section — discounts there reach up to 33%.

How to Choose a High-Quality Eyebrow Tinting Kit: Tips from Experts

Kits vary in quality. A cheap box with unclear ingredients can ruin both your work and your reputation as a technician. There are certain criteria that experienced eyebrow technicians use when searching for the best eyebrow tinting kit for their studio.

Look at the completeness of the set, not just the tint

The most common mistake beginners make is buying the dye separately and thinking that’s enough. In reality, the result depends on the combination of components. In ÉLAN kits, the logic is thought through to the very end.

First, cleanse with Detox-Mousse 2.0 for better pigment adhesion; then protect the skin with an argan-based cream; next comes the actual tinting; and the final step is Colour Fix 2.0 fluid, which neutralizes residual alkalinity and prolongs color retention. When all steps are covered by a single kit, you don’t have to search for compatible products from different brands, and you avoid the risk of unpredictable reactions. That’s the difference between a DIY procedure and a salon-quality treatment.

Check the shades and how well they blend

Sticking to just one shade is a trap. Clients are all different: some want deep black, others a soft ash tone, and still others a warm chestnut. The Deep Brow Tint 2.0 system offers three base shades and lets you adjust the depth and finish on the skin to suit a specific technique. Plus, the formula contains Heliogenol sunflower seed extract, which helps protect the hair’s structure during coloring. When you have bases for cool, neutral, and warm results, you can serve a wider range of clients without having to purchase separate tubes. This directly impacts how many different requests you can fulfill with a single box.

Pay attention to the ingredients and safety when working near the eyes

The area around the eyebrows and eyelids has the thinnest skin on the face, so there are special requirements for the formula here. The first step of the lamination process uses thioglycolic acid. This is the same active ingredient found in chemical hair straightening products, so careless handling can cause irritation.

A peer-reviewed study in the *Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology* explicitly states that people with a family history of allergies and atopic conditions are at higher risk for contact dermatitis, and the reaction may not appear immediately but rather a week or even a month after the procedure.

A patch test before the procedure is not a formality but the standard practice. ÉLAN’s protocols explicitly stipulate this, as well as the recommendation to avoid water and steam for 24 hours after lamination. Kits containing LIPIDIC 2.0 restorative ampoules and a protective cream partially counteract the harshness of the active chemicals, supporting both the hair and the skin.

Evaluate the brand’s background and certifications

Eye care products are not a category where you should skimp on the manufacturer’s reputation. ÉLAN is the first Ukrainian brand to begin developing professional tools and products for eyebrow specialists and lamination specialists, and today it is represented in more than 45 countries.

The products are certified by the EU CPNP, the U.S. FDA, and the GCC, and ÉLAN KIMYA’s manufacturing facility operates in accordance with GMP and ISO standards. The brand’s founders, sisters Olena Kurchyna and Anna Kravchenko, have over 30 years of combined experience in the beauty industry. When a product line is backed by in-house manufacturing and international certification, you know exactly what you’re applying to your client’s skin. You can read more about the brand’s history on the About Us page.

Your brows, your signature style, your loyal client

There’s a moment that makes working in this profession worthwhile. A client looks in the mirror, turns her head to the right and left, and then smiles as if she’s seeing herself for the first time in a long time. It’s not just about neatly shaped brows. She recognizes a better version of herself.

This result doesn’t come from random products gathered from all over the internet. It comes from a system where every product works at 100% effectiveness.

Choose a kit from the catalog that matches your service profile and give your clients that same look in the mirror—the one that will keep them coming back to you.