No. 3 Nourishing Elixir

Aqua, Glycerin, Phenoxyethanol, Ammonium Acryloyldimethyltaurate, Arnica Montana Flower Extract, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice Powder, Panthenol, Sodium Hyaluronate, Hydrolyzed Rice Protein, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Ethylhexylglycerin, Althaea Officinalis Leaf/Root Extract, Prunus Armeniaca Fruit Extract, Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Extract, Chamomilla Recutita Flower Extract, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate, Citric Acid.

1. Apply after completing Step 1 and Step 2
2. Distribute evenly through the brows or lashes
3. Brush through for a smooth, nourished finish

Step 3: Never skip.

Pro Tip for Brow Artists

Use the Nourishing Elixir not only as the final step in your treatment, but also as a take-home freebie for your clients.

This helps to:

• extend the results
• keep brows healthy and hydrated
• improve client satisfaction

👉 A small gesture, but a big difference in results and retention

1. What is the main purpose of No. 3 Nourishing Elixir?
Supercilium No. 3 Nourishing Elixir is the final, essential conditioning step in our Brow Lamination and Lash Lifting systems. After chemical processing and tinting, this elixir restores vital moisture, locks in nutrients, and seals the hair cuticle. It removes leftover solution residue and lash adhesive, leaving brows and lashes soft, flexible, deeply hydrated, and radiant with a glossy finish.

2. Why is Step 3 critical after a Brow Lamination or Lash Lift treatment?
Chemical lifting treatments temporarily open the hair shaft and strip away natural oils. Skipping Step 3 leaves the hair cuticle exposed and vulnerable to dehydration, brittleness, and environmental damage. The Nourishing Elixir infuses high-grade conditioning agents deep into the cortex, instantly restoring elasticity, smoothing frizzy texture, and guaranteeing that the brow and lash hairs stay resilient throughout their 6 to 8-week cycle.

3. Does No. 3 Nourishing Elixir need to be washed off at the end of the service?
No, absolutely not. The Nourishing Elixir is engineered as a leave-in treatment. Once applied to clean off remaining skin tint, paste, or shield adhesive, any excess product should be gently combed upward through the hairs using a spoolie brush. Leaving the serum on allows the hair shafts to absorb the nourishing formula, continuing to strengthen and shield the hair bonds post-treatment.

4. How does No. 3 help with lash shield and glue removal during a Lash Lift?
Removing stubborn silicone shields and lifting glue can cause discomfort if done without a dissolving agent. No. 3 Nourishing Elixir acts as a gentle, oil-free solvent. Applying the elixir generously over the silicone shields breaks down the water-soluble adhesive instantly. The natural lashes slide smoothly off the shield without pulling, making shield removal completely pain-free for your client.

5. How do I incorporate No. 3 if I perform a hybrid dye or tint after lamination?
Always apply No. 3 as the very last step of your combined service. The ideal backbar sequence is: Step 1 (Relaxing Solution) → Step 2 (The Laminate) → Hybrid Dye/Tint → Step 3 (Nourishing Elixir). Applying No. 3 at the very end seals the fresh pigments into the open cuticle, helping to lock in the color and extend your skin stain and hair tint retention.

6. How many treatments does one bottle yield, and how should it be stored?
One bottle of No. 3 Nourishing Elixir provides up to 30–40 treatments on your backbar. Because a little goes a long way, it offers a remarkably low cost per client while elevating your treatment quality. To keep the elixir potent and fresh, store the bottle tightly closed in an upright position, away from direct sunlight and room heat.