Brow Lamination

LAMINATION IS LIKE BROW GEL - BUT BETTER.

What the Heck is a Brow Lamination?

Lamination tames unruly brow hairs by setting them in place so every hair lies in the same direction, giving a "just-combed" effect. It’s like a keratin treatment for your brows. If you’re someone who wants fluffy brows that last 4-6 weeks with low maintenance, then this service is made just for you. 

Brow lamination can be applied to the most stubborn brow hairs and will realign the direction of hair growth and improve the overall shape of the brows. It will create the look of added volume and fullness by repositioning the brow hairs to fill sparse areas. Brow lamination is suitable for clients who have both thin and thick brows. This is the ULTIMATE solution for clients who want fluffy and full eyebrows without the need for any brow gel. Just brush your brows and you’re good to go!

Pre-Care

A few days before your appointment, please avoid any topical creams and serums that contain retinol, AHA's, and BHA’s as this will make your skin more sensitive.

For best results, please grow your eyebrow hairs and avoid trimming/threading/waxing/plucking for up to 4 weeks prior.

What to Expect at Your Appointment

Your brow lamination appointment will include shaping and tinting. Your brow artist will begin by brushing your brows and coating them with a lifting solution to make them softer and more flexible. They are constantly brushed to coat each individual hair. A second solution is applied to set the brows in place. After this step, brow tint is applied to create more depth and color density. While they are tinting, your artist will tweeze and shape accordingly. A nourishing oil is applied on the brows at the end for extra hydration and nourishment. Be sure to keep the oil on your brows until you wash them after 24 hours.

Aftercare

Do NOT get your laminated brows wet for 24 to 48 hours after your appointment as water deactivates the lamination.

After a week, please apply a moisturizing serum such as Castor Oil on the brows, using a spoolie to coat the hairs.