Brow lamination

Brow lamination is the perfect treatment for those looking to achieve fuller, more defined brows with a natural, brushed-up look. This semi-permanent solution smooths and sets your natural brow hairs into place, creating a uniform, sleek, and well-groomed appearance. Whether you have unruly, sparse, or uneven brows, brow lamination helps to add volume, shape, and texture to your brows.

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How It Works:

During the brow lamination process, a gentle solution is applied to soften the brow hairs, making them more pliable. The technician will then comb the hairs in an upward and outward direction, setting them into place with a neutralising solution. The result is a fuller, thicker brow with a more uniform shape that lasts for several weeks.

 

What to Expect:

Duration: The treatment typically takes about 45 minutes to an hour.

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Results: Immediately after the treatment, your brows will appear fuller, more defined, and have a natural, brushed-up look. The results can last between 6-8 weeks, depending on your brow hair growth cycle and aftercare.

 

Who Is Brow Lamination For?

Brow lamination is suitable for most people, especially those with sparse, unruly, or naturally coarse brows.

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​Brow Lamination Aftercare:

To ensure the best results and longevity of your brow lamination, proper aftercare is essential:

• Avoid water for 24 hours: Do not wet your brows for the first 24 hours after the treatment. This gives the solution time to set the shape and lock in the style.

• Avoid makeup: Do not apply any brow makeup or products to your brows for the first 24 hours to prevent any interference with the lamination.

• Apply aftercare: Aftercare can be purchased in store and it highly recommended. Apply the serum daily for best results.

• Avoid touching: Try not to touch or rub your brows excessively, as this can disrupt the shape.

• Be cautious with skincare products: Avoid using any harsh exfoliators or skincare products around the brow area that may interfere with the lamination. 

• Avoid sauna/steam: Avoid exposure to steam rooms, saunas, or excessive sweating during the first 48 hours to ensure the lamination sets properly.

 

What Happens After 6-8 Weeks?

As your natural brow hairs grow, the lamination will start to wear off. The shape may loosen slightly, and the hairs may return to their natural direction. At this point, it’s recommended to book a touch-up or maintenance appointment to refresh the look.

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Contraindications

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• Active skin conditions - e.g., eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis

• Recent eye surgery - Please consult your doctor before booking in.

• Cosmetic tattooing - It’s best to wait 6-8 weeks after these procedures before getting a brow lamination)

• Recent sunburn - Waxing and tinting should not be done on skin that has been recently sunburned as it can cause irritation or burns.

• Accutane use - If you are currently using or have recently used Accutane, your skin will be too sensitive for waxing and tinting.

• Open cuts or wounds - If you have any cuts, sores, or abrasions on or around the brow area, waxing should be avoided.

• Skin allergies or sensitivities - If you are allergic to lamination products, waxing products, dyes, or tints, it is not recommended to proceed with the treatment.

• Recent chemical peels or laser treatments - If you've had a chemical peel or laser treatment recently, the skin may be too sensitive for waxing and tinting.

• Blood thinners - If you are on blood-thinning medication, it’s important to be cautious as waxing may cause bruising or increased bleeding.

• Botox or dermal fillers - Avoid brow waxing or tinting within 2 weeks after receiving Botox or fillers to ensure the skin is not too sensitive.​​​