Lash and Brow, Black and Brown

love it! super easy application, lasts several weeks. I used to spend 100's of dollars on my eyebrows and lashes, and now I do it at home for a fraction of the price.

(For lashes) I love this product! I didn’t think to take a before pic, but here is my after. Just know that I normally have light brown/blonde lashes that are basically invisible, especially my bottom lashes. I used to use Refectocil, which worked well too, but this is much more convenient as everything you need is in the kit. This doesn’t burn or sting unless you reallllly get it in your eye. It takes about 10 mins, and you can see the color developing the longer it stays on your lashes. (It starts out as sort of a muddy brown/black after being mixed with the developer, but it darkens!) Just excellent. I do this every month or so and I love how it is such a simple and natural enhancement to my makeup-free look!

This one is practical and good just what I needed

This tint is really good for the price and the ease of not going to a salon. I used the black and you could totally tell! It's been almost a week, and I wonder if it's fading some but it was so easy to do I don't care if I need to apply again. I messed up, and got a little in my eye and OMG NO it burned so badly. I assumed since it's used you close to your eye it would be somewhat okay but nope! That said, I was forced to scrub my eyes out after only leaving it on for half of the time and it still worked well! I recommend UPDATE ** This works really well. It last a legit 4 weeks! I don't was my face twice a day, but I wash it once almost every day. I've redone it 3 times now and I will be buying again. The best!

Great product. I have red hair and very light eyelashes and graying eyebrows. I get them tinted every few months when I go on vacation/camping so I don’t have to fool with mascara and eyebrow pencils. It would cost around $30 at the spa. I can now do my own for many applications for the price of less than 1 time at the spa. It takes a bit of time to figure out how to do the lashes, but I found that using the brush putting it on like mascara works the best. It does burn your eyes if you get it on the skin, but if you are careful using the brush it doesn’t usually get into the eyes. I don’t use the under eye sticky pads because they stick too well and pull to the skin too hard when taking off. If any gets on the skin where I don’t want it I just use a damp cotton swab to wipe it off. The lashes stay tinted for a good 4 weeks. However, the brows usually only stay tinted for 2+ weeks. That might be because I have graying eyebrows.

I don't know why I have never reviewed this in the past! I swear by this kit and tell ALL of my friends!! When I do this weekly I get compliments on my brows every day! So easy! I blend a little brown with a tinge of black for the perfect color! Easy easy and saves so much $ over time!

I used to get my brows and lashes done at a salon, but honestly, I love the results much more when I do it myself using the Aryana New York kit. In the salon, it was always too much and looked unnatural. I’ve experimented with different "recipes" a few times: 50/50 brown and black, pure black, and varying the time, and I finally found my perfect formula. It looks incredibly natural, like I was just born with naturally dark, defined lashes and brows :) Now I don't even have to worry about eye makeup. Just a bit of BB cream, and I’m ready to go! My only complaint is that I wish there were an option to buy a kit with two black dyes instead of a black and a brown one, since black suits me much better

lol - i have fair skin and right now have black eyebrows. Next time I'll be more careful to not add as much black to the mix. I freaking love having dark eye lashes and brows!!! Now there's some framing on my face finally ( I can't use cosmetics because my skin can't tolerate it but dye seems to be okay!). I wish there was better instructions out there. I looked at a lot of different videos and I felt like steps got overlooked. So lemme tell ya what I did: Brow 1. washed face, waited until my brows were dry 1.5 - put on gloves! I stained my hands a bit. It washes off after a few days - but still! 2. put some vaseline (same EXACT thing as aquaphor but cheaper) on a q-tip and put it under my brows and over the top too. 3. used the transparent tray and squirted two drops of brown and some black (but next time, I'll put a drop of black on the tray separately) put two drops of developer and mix. Add a tiny amount of black. 4. use the brush to apply to brows. I used a magnifying mirror to see what I was doing really well. If I slipped up, I grabbed a q-tip to wipe up the mistake. The vaseline makes mistakes forgiving - won't stain the skin. 5. after 10 minutes (my first time I did it only for 6.30 minutes because I could see it was too dark) wipe brows with a cotton ball or something like that until it comes away clean. 6. that's it. People said it would be darker for the first day or so and for me, I just had to laugh at how ridiculous I looked! Like Groucho Marx. srsly. But it did get better - but still they're basically black which is too dark for my coloring. Lashes 1. I applied vaseline all over my eyelid and I'm glad I did. I tried to apply it under my lower eyelashes but that was tricky - I think still worth it though. 2. I used just one pump of the black dye and one pump of the developer 3. With the mascara-type applicator I brushed my eyelashes trying to get as close to the base as I felt comfortable doing. 4. I applied the stuff to my lower lashes too but that didn't go as smoothly. I ended up with dyed lower lashes which was great but it did require some attention to keep the skin from staining. Lots of q-tips. 5. I had to consciously keep my eyes at half mast or check every once in a while to see if the dye was getting on my eyelid - I would just wipe it away easy peasy because of the vaseline 6. After 10 minutes I wiped away the excess and was slightly giddy with my eyelashes! Then I realized I need a eyelash curler to really show them off. Someone suggested using the eyelash curler before dying and that would help with applying the dye - so I'm gonna try that next time. Good luck y'all!