The £7.49 DIY eyebrow tint Molly-Mae Hague swears by

Molly-Mae Hague has been an influencer way before she went on Love Island and it's fair to say she knows a thing or two about beauty.

When she recommends a make-up product, we listen.

The reality star has been isolating with boyfriend Tommy Fury and like the rest of us, hasn't been able to get her eyebrows done but she's decided to sort them out herself.

On her Instagram Story, Molly-Mae revealed that after plucking her brows back into shape, she wanted to dye them so they looked on fleek.

She then revealed the exact eyebrow she was using and we're still surprised that it's a high street product that costs less than a tenner.

Aaaaand it didn't even seem like a #ad because she wrote, "Tint applied... I used an Eyelure one that I got from Boots ages ago (probably out of date knowing my luck)".

Obsessed with the honesty, tbh.

The Eylure Dybrow Permanent Tint For Brows only costs £7.49 and it leaves you with dark glossy brows for up to six weeks - what more could you want?

Eylure have also revealed that one of these brow tints sells every 28 seconds which is a pretty good sign that it must work.

Check out: Eylure Dybrow - Dark Brown - Permanent Tint For Brows

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Molly-Mae recently opened up about her filler regret during a video with Youtuber Patricia Bright.

She reflected on when she first got fillers and explained, "I didn't tell my mum the first time I had fillers because I was petrified of what she was going to say.

"But when I actually had them done, she noticed, she's my mum...I wish I listened to my mum more about fillers because it's something I had to change.

"If I had listened, it wouldn't have been something I had to try and fix in the long run."