The Lone Tree x Victory Ink Brow Care Oil is a premium, PMU-friendly oil for freshly microbladed and nanobladed brows. It comforts the delicate brow skin and softens the look of redness during the settling-in window, and it is made with clean, all-natural botanicals in small batches.
If you have ever had your brows nanobladed or microbladed, you know the after part is where most people get handed a foil packet and sent home. We thought that deserved better, so we made this with someone who does the work every day.
Why we made it
Brow artists put real craft into the work. The aftercare then decides a lot of how comfortable the recovery feels and how the finished brows look. The default options are usually one of two things: a foil packet of petrolatum that sits on the skin like plastic, or a shea butter whipped full of synthetic fragrance, which is close to the last thing freshly worked brow skin wants near it.
We make clean, chemist-formulated botanical skincare for exactly this kind of delicate, reactive skin. A proper brow oil was a natural fit, and honestly, it was overdue.
Made with Victory Ink
We did not build this alone. We made it with Rachel Lemons of Victory Ink, an AAM board-certified owner artist and master trainer who teaches other artists the craft of permanent makeup.
Rachel notices every small detail, which is the whole job in brows. It is the fraction of a millimeter that decides whether the work looks natural, and it is the standard she holds her students to. She named her studio Victory as a testimony to grace and to her own resilience, and that spirit carries into how she treats the people in her chair. The work is a transformation, and she believes it deserves care at every step.
That is what we set out to match in a bottle: something as attentive to detail as her work, made for the exact skin she works on every day.
What is in it
It is a beautiful little serum, absolutely packed with premium ingredients. A light, fast-absorbing base of jojoba, squalane, and grapeseed, chosen because they feel weightless on freshly worked skin. Into that we blend soothing-feeling botanicals: arnica-infused sunflower oil and bisabolol to comfort the look of redness, calendula and carrot seed CO2 extracts, rosemary, and vitamin E. No water, so no preservative system is needed and nothing sits wet on the skin.
There is a reason you will not find a brow oil like this from the big manufacturers. It is time-consuming to make, small batches of real, all-natural botanical extracts, weighed to the hundredth of a gram, no fillers and no shortcuts. Formulas like this do not scale cheaply, so most companies simply do not bother. We make it anyway, because freshly worked brows deserve the beautiful version, not the mass-produced one.
How it compares to what is out there
| Petrolatum foil packet | Fragranced shea “brow butter” | LTT x Victory Ink Brow Care Oil | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base | Petrolatum, mineral oil | Shea, often with fillers | Jojoba, squalane, grapeseed |
| Feel | Occlusive, plastic-like | Heavy, greasy | Light, fast-absorbing |
| Added fragrance | None, but nothing else either | Usually synthetic fragrance | None |
| Botanicals | None | Marketing more than actives | Arnica, calendula, carrot seed, bisabolol |
| Formulated for PMU | Not specifically | Rarely | Yes, PMU-friendly by design |
| Positioning | Basic | Looks premium, reads generic | Premium botanical |
How to use it
Begin once the initial weeping has stopped, typically 24 to 48 hours after your appointment, or whenever your brow artist advises. One to two drops maximum, patted gently over the brows. A little goes a long way, so resist the urge to overdo it. Discontinue if any irritation develops, and always follow your artist's specific aftercare instructions first.
For PMU artists
If you are a permanent makeup artist, your clients can leave with aftercare that matches the quality of your work. We offer the Brow Care Oil and our full line at wholesale for licensed PMU artists, whether you resell it in your studio or fold it into your aftercare as a premium touch. See wholesale for PMU artists.
How we think about it at Lone Tree
We did not want to make “a brow oil” to have one on the shelf. We wanted the thing an artist like Rachel would hand her own clients. Clean base, soothing-feeling botanicals, PMU-friendly, honest about what it is, a comfort-and-appearance product, not a promise. Premium because the formula and the format earned it, not because of the label.
Frequently asked questions
When do I start using the Brow Care Oil?
Once the initial weeping has stopped, usually 24 to 48 hours after your appointment, or whenever your brow artist advises. Follow your artist's aftercare instructions first.
Is it safe over microblading and nanoblading?
It is formulated to be friendly to permanent makeup and to the delicate brow skin. As with any aftercare, check with your artist, and discontinue use if irritation develops.
Will it affect my pigment?
It is designed as a gentle, PMU-friendly comfort oil. Always confirm your aftercare choices with the artist who did your brows, since they know your specific procedure.
What is actually in it?
A jojoba, squalane, and grapeseed base with arnica, calendula, carrot seed, bisabolol, rosemary, and vitamin E. No water, no synthetic fragrance, no fillers.
Why is such a small bottle premium?
Because it is made in small batches from real botanical extracts, weighed by hand, with nothing padding it out. You use one or two drops at a time, so it lasts, and every drop is doing a job.
Cosmetic product for comfort and appearance. This article is educational and is not medical advice. Always follow the aftercare guidance of your brow artist.