RefectoCil Solo Kit Lash & Brow Tint Starter Kit

1. Have the client remove contact lenses, then cleanse the area with an eye make-up remover.
2. Use a Saline Solution to remove residue for optimal results.
3. Apply RefectoCil Silicone Pads or Skin Protection Cream with protection papers as needed.
4. Immediately before tinting, mix approximately 3/4" of cream hair dye with 10 drops of Oxidant liquid or 15–20 drops of Oxidant cream into a creamy paste using the included brush and dish.
5. Apply and leave on for 5–10 minutes depending on desired intensity.
6. Remove using cotton wool pads and water.

• Skipping the patch test as a new technician eager to get started: cream tints carry an allergy risk that should always be checked first. Patch test before any first application.
• Over- or under-measuring the oxidant drops by eye: an off-ratio mix can under- or over-develop the tint. Count drops carefully using the included dish.
• Reusing the mini brush without cleaning between clients: can cross-contaminate product or introduce bacteria. Clean tools thoroughly, or use disposable applicators, between appointments.
• Letting the mixed paste sit before applying: reduces how evenly it develops. Mix immediately before use.
• Assuming one kit will stretch indefinitely for a busy schedule: with roughly 30 applications per kit, plan restocking in advance to avoid running out mid-week.

• Pure Black — Best For: Clients wanting the most dramatic, pure black lash or brow result | Kit Contents: 1x Pure Black Tint, 1x Oxidant 3% Cream (15 ml), 1x Mini Brush, 1x Application Dish
• Natural Brown — Best For: Classic, natural brunette brow and lash tinting | Kit Contents: 1x Natural Brown Tint, 1x Oxidant 3% Cream (15 ml), 1x Mini Brush, 1x Application Dish
• Light Brown — Best For: Softer, natural results for dark blonde to light blonde hair | Kit Contents: 1x Light Brown Tint, 1x Oxidant 3% Cream (15 ml), 1x Mini Brush, 1x Application Dish

Is the Solo Kit enough on its own for a technician planning to offer multiple tint shades?

Each Solo Kit is built around a single shade, so a technician planning to offer a range of tones to clients will eventually want either the full Professional Starter Kit or additional Solo Kits in other shades rather than relying on one alone.

How do I know when a kit is running low before I'm caught short mid-appointment?

Since each kit is rated for roughly 30 applications, keeping a simple tally of tints performed since opening the kit is the most reliable way to plan a reorder before running out.

Can the included mini brush and dish be reused once the tint and oxidant run out?

Yes, many technicians keep the reusable dish and brush and simply restock the tint and oxidant components separately once they're familiar with the system, rather than buying a full new kit each time.

How do I decide between Natural Brown and Light Brown for a client with medium-toned hair?

Natural Brown gives a stronger, more defined brunette result, while Light Brown reads softer and suits dark-to-light blonde hair better — for a client in between, a quick strand or patch test with the intended shade helps confirm which reads more natural before committing to the full application.

What should I do if the tint result looks different from what I expected on a first-time client?

Checking that the oxidant ratio and processing time matched the instructions exactly is the first step, since small deviations in either can shift the outcome — and doing a test patch on future new clients helps set expectations before the full application.