Brow Lamination & Shaping

How long does eyebrow lamination last? With proper aftercare, the set holds for 6–8 weeks, and some clients go as long as 8 to 10. After the first 24 hours, keeping the hairs hydrated with a serum or a brow oil is the key to making the result last.

Is brow lamination safe for all skin types? The solutions are made for the brow area and most clients tolerate them well. Sensitivity differs from person to person, so if your skin reacts easily, tell us when you book and we will talk it through first. If the skin around your brows is red, flaky, or broken on the day, tell us and we will find a better date.

Can I still use brow makeup after brow lamination? Yes, after the first 24 hours. Keep the brows dry and product-free for that first day. After that, gels, pencils, and powders are all fine. Remove makeup gently with a pH-neutral cleanser, then brush the hairs back into place with the wand we give you after your appointment.

Can I get brow lamination if I have thin or sparse brows? Yes. Making brows look fuller is the point of lamination, and it works well on brows with gaps and most of the time even on an overplucked shape. The result depends on how much hair you have, but most people have more than they think: thin or light hairs simply do not show until they are set in place. Lamination brings out what is already there. For light hairs, add the tint.

Does brow lamination ruin your eyebrows? No. Brow hairs, like the hair on your head, shed and regrow on their own cycle, and the length of that cycle varies by person. The solutions work on the visible part of the hair, not on the growth cycle. The 24-hour aftercare and a hydrating serum keep the hairs in good shape between visits.

Is eyebrow lamination painful? No. Most clients feel nothing beyond a slight tingle while the solution sits. You lie back in a reclining chair with soft music, and many describe the 60 minutes as relaxing. The only part that can pinch is the wax.