Brow Daddy Hybrid Hue Collection

Take your brow game to the next level with the Brow Daddy Eyebrow Hybrid Tints. The selection of eyebrow & eyelash paint consists of 13 beautiful colors. These shades are expertly formulated to create a lasting effect and maintain results on the hair for 4 to 6 weeks. 

The Hybrid shades also leave a soft, natural-looking color on the skin that lasts 5-10 days. The shades are easy to apply. For professional use only.

Use the Brow Daddy Hybrid Tints always in combination with with the Cream Developer. When you use the Hybrid want to use paint for Airbrush Brows, use the Airbrush Activator with the Hybrids Collection.

Brow Daddy also has a PPD-free one Hybrid Tint Collection available. Click here to get the PPD-free hybrid to view shades.

Choose your color or the complete one set.

• Ash Blonde: Medium to dark blonde with neutral to cool undertones.
• Extra Dark Brown: Intense dark brown with strong coloring and cool undertones.
• Ruby Red: Warm reddish brown. Also serves as a warm modifier for other shades.
• Blue Black: Dark black with very cool bluish undertones.
• Silver Graphite: Medium to dark brown with very cool undertones.
• Platinum Blondy: Soft light to medium blonde with warm golden undertones.
• Warm Chocolate: Very rich medium to dark brown with warm undertones.
• Bronzer Brown: Light to medium brown with very warm coppery undertones.
• Carbon Black: Rich black with cool undertones.
• Gold Brown: Velvety light to medium brown with warm golden undertones.
• Medium Brown: Medium brown with warm golden undertones.
• Dark Brown: Rich dark brown with slightly warm undertones.
• Light Brown: Soft light brown with neutral undertones
  
  
• Cream Developer: The Developer is indispensable for Hybrid Tints and provides vibrant, long-lasting color with a gentle, effective 1:1 mixing formula. Perfect for every shade.
• Airbrush Developer: A gel-to-liquid formula that blends 1:1 with hybrid shades for perfect airbrushed brows.

Do you want to use the Hybrids with the Airbrush? Then use the Airbrush Developer instead of the Cream Developer.