ZOLA Brow Exfoliating Peeling Cream 100 ml

A rolling exfoliant for the brow area. Willow hydrolate and bamboo powder lift dead skin so that tint and lamination take evenly instead of patchily.

Why the skin decides the result

Brow product does not fail on the hair as often as it fails on what is around it. A layer of dead cells holds tint unevenly and blocks a lamination compound from reaching the base of the hair, and the client sees it as a patchy arch three days later. Two minutes of exfoliation before you start is the cheapest insurance a brow service has.

How to use it

• Massage into the brow area in circular motions for one to two minutes.
• Rinse with warm water, or lift it away with a damp pad.
• Once or twice a week for a client using it at home; before colouring in the chair.

What is in it

• White willow hydrolate and bamboo powder — the rolling action itself, mechanical rather than acid.
• Lemon extract and hyaluronic acid — put back the shine and elasticity the exfoliation takes.
• Vitamin B3 — feeds the follicle, which is the argument for using it between appointments and not only in them.

Where it sits in the routine

Before the tint, before the lamination, after the cleanse. Pair it with a cleansing foam for the wash and a spoolie to comb the arch back into place afterwards.

Good to know

This is a skin product, not a lamination compound. It does nothing to the shape of the hair and is not a substitute for a lifting step. A 100 ml jar is a professional size — it outlasts the sachets it is used alongside by a long way.