How does it works?
Brow lamination involves a two-step process.
First, a keratin formula is applied to clean brows to soften and break down the bonds in each hair, allowing them to be reshaped into a desired, groomed form.
Second, a neutralizer formula is used to set the bonds in their new position. This step is often followed by tinting and/or shaping if needed.
To complete the process, the brows are treated with oil to restore any moisture lost during the treatment.
Immediately after the treatment, brows will look smooth, sleek, and shiny. Brow lamination is ideal for those with brows that grow in different directions or have gaps, offering a well-defined, groomed, and brushed-up appearance.
How long it lasts?
Typically, the treatment lasts between 6 to 8 weeks*. For optimal and long-lasting results, proper aftercare is essential.
A touch-up is usually recommended every 7 to 8 weeks*.
*Individual results may vary.
After care
- For the first 24 hours after the treatment, keep your brows completely dry—avoid washing your face, taking steamy showers, using saunas, or engaging in intense exercise.
- After the first 24 hours, whenever your brows get wet, follow the “SET WHEN IT’S WET” rule: brush them upward or into your desired shape.
- Condition your brows with castor oil 2 to 3 weeks after the treatment. Apply the oil in the direction of hair growth and gently brush through. It’s best to apply the oil a few hours before bed to ensure better absorption.
- To prevent excessive rubbing and potential hair loss, use an oil-based makeup remover to clean your brows.
