Bio Groom Stain Cream

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Keep reading, then check out all the before-and-after pics from when one Cosmo editor tried it themselves.

You can also read more about your consumer rights if you change your mind Is my product covered under warranty? It is not bleaching or getting rid of the existing stain, but I trimmed the fur that was stained and this completely covers the area under their eyes and the parts that were getting stained and does not let it get stained anymore. This incredible hypoallergenic product instantly blends away tear stains and imperfections on white hair. Note that a good microblading specialist can create the appearance of naturally full brows on any skin tone with any shade range, if you’re worried about the color not looking natural.

I know, I know; thinking of microblading as a “brow tattoo” sounds a lil scary, but it doesn’t last forever and has a surprisingly easy (and almost painless) healing process when done properly. Bio-Groom So Quick Drying Aid is a dog grooming spray that shortens the time it takes dogs' coats to dry after bathing. Consistent use will allow for gradual lightening of stained areas as the cream provides protection from tear-staining. Carly Cardellino was previously the beauty director at Cosmopolitan for over three years and has seventeen years of experience writing about all beauty categories, with stories like the reasons your eyebrows look bad and how to get rid of blackheads.

However, microblading might not be good for someone with lots of natural eyebrow hair, because all it will do is make your brows look fuller, not brushed up or groomed (only a brow gel or brow lamination can do that).

A good candidate for microblading isn’t necessarily based on how little (or how much) brow hair you naturally have—it’s more based on your skin type. How much microblading costs depends on a lot of factors, like where you live, the experience of your artist, etc. Use the included comb/brush to smoothly distribute the cream, using just enough to cover the stained areas. My disdain for having to use a combination of brow pencils, brow gels, brow pomades, and even soap (hey, soap brows) every single day is what led me to finally try microblading, a semi-permanent form of brow tattooing.