Brow Lamination
Brow lamination is a non-invasive technique that involves restructuring the brow hairs to keep them in a desired shape. It works by softening the hair using a gentle solution and then setting them into place for a fuller, more lifted, and uniform look. This treatment gives the brows a sleek, brushed-up effect that enhances their natural shape and creates the illusion of added fullness.
This technique is perfect for anyone looking to smooth out unruly or downward-growing brow hairs. It also helps fill in gaps and create a defined, yet natural appearance without the need for makeup or permanent tattooing. The result is low-maintenance brows that stay in place and require minimal styling.
Brow lamination is suitable for clients with normal to slightly coarse brow hair. It works especially well for those who want a fluffier, feathery brow look or who have asymmetrical brow shapes. If you have sparse areas, this treatment can help lift and redirect hairs to make the brows appear more even and dense.
A brow tint can be added to enhance color and definition, and a nourishing serum is used at the end of the procedure to condition the hairs and skin. Results typically last 6 to 8 weeks depending on hair growth cycles and aftercare.
Clients are encouraged to avoid getting the brows wet for the first 24 hours and to use a brow conditioner regularly to maintain softness and shine.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Results typically last between 6 to 8 weeks, depending on your natural hair growth cycle and how well you care for your brows after the treatment.
No, brow lamination is a painless and non-invasive treatment. It involves applying gentle solutions to the brow hairs—no needles or skin penetration involved.
Most people can safely receive brow lamination, but it's not recommended for very sensitive skin, or those with eczema, psoriasis, or broken skin in the brow area. A patch test is recommended 24–48 hours before treatment.
Yes, brow lamination can help lift and redirect hairs to fill in gaps and make brows appear fuller. However, the treatment works best when there’s enough natural hair to shape and style.
Suitable candidates for brow lamination:
Anyone with unruly, coarse, or curly brow hairs
Clients with sparse brows who want a fuller, fluffier look
Those looking to enhance their natural brow shape without permanent makeup
Individuals wanting a more polished or lifted brow appearance
Clients who want a low-maintenance, brushed-up brow style
Most skin types, including normal, oily, or combination skin
Not suitable for brow lamination:
Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals (due to potential sensitivity)
Clients with very sensitive skin or allergies to perming solutions
Those with open cuts, wounds, or active skin conditions (eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis) around the brow area
Individuals with recent facial treatments such as chemical peels or microdermabrasion (within the last 7–10 days)
People with very thin or over-plucked brows that may not benefit from lamination
Clients using strong topical treatments like retinol, Accutane, or acne medications (consultation required)