Brow lamination

Brow lamination is almost like a perm for your eyebrows; similar to the well-known lash lift treatment. They’re both ways of enhancing what you already have by manipulating the hairs with chemicals. The treatment is often paired with a brow tint for a bolder enhanced look.

Perhaps the greatest downside to eyebrow lamination is that the effects are only temporary. To maintain your new brows, you will need to repeat the process every couple of months, similar to a traditional perm.

It’s also important that your provider applies a moisturizing oil or cream to your brows immediately after treatment. You may consider applying the same product at home to help keep your eyebrows healthy and damage-free.

To avoid skin irritation,  hair or skin dryness after the chemical treatment or to prolong the brow lamination effect, the following aftercare is recommended:

Day 1:

• Don’t wet or rub your eyebrows for 24h
• Don’t apply any cream, oils or makeup on eyebrows
• Avoid sun exposure, sunbeds, sauna, shower, excessive sweat, and swimming pools for 48h
• Do not apply Retin-A, AHA (“alpha-hydroxy acids”), and do not exfoliate the brow area for at least 72 hours before or after the brow treatment.
• Avoid sleeping on your front within the first 24-48 hours.

Day 2:

• Avoid contact with direct sunlight, sunbeds, saunas, steam rooms and swimming pools
• Do not apply Retin-A, AHA (“alpha-hydroxy acids”), and do not exfoliate the brow area

Day 3+:

• It is strongly recommended that you apply a conditioning eyebrow serum twice daily after brow lamination to maintain healthy, hydrated eyebrow hairs.