Brow Lamination & Tint

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Brow lamination is a cosmetic treatment designed to give your eyebrows a fuller, more defined look by making the hairs appear more uniform and set in place. It’s often called a "brow perm" because the process involves applying a chemical solution to straighten and shape the brow hairs. The result is smooth, sleek, and fuller-looking brows with the hairs lying flat in the desired direction. Not to be confused with microblading which is a tattooing method.

1. Cleansing: The brows are thoroughly cleaned to remove any oils or makeup.
2. Brow mapping/shaping: The foundational step that determines the desired shape.
3. Lifting solution: A chemical solution is applied to break down the bonds of the brow hairs, allowing them to be reshaped.
4. Setting solution: A second solution is applied to set the hairs in their new shape.
5. Tinting: Uses a semi-permanent dye to darken and define the hair.
6. Finishing: Often, a nourishing oil or cream is applied to keep the brows hydrated and healthy.

The appointment will be around 75 mins and the results will last  up to 6 weeks with proper care.

• Arrive with clean brows free of makeup, lotions, or oils. 
• Avoid applying heavy products like brow serums or oils for at least 24 hours before the appointment.
• Don’t wax, tweeze, or thread your brows within 48 hours of the appointment. This helps prevent irritation since brow lamination involves chemicals.
• Avoid using exfoliating products like retinol, AHAs, or BHAs around your brows for a 3-7 days before the appointment to reduce sensitivity.
• Make sure it’s been 6-8wks since your last brow lamination

• Avoid using exfoliating products like retinol, AHAs, or BHAs around your brows for a 3-7 days before the appointment to reduce sensitivity.
• Make sure it’s been 6-8wks since your last brow lamination
• After the treatment, try not to wet your brows for at least one day. This gives the product time to fully set and locks the shape in place.
• Try not to touch or rub your brows too much, especially within the first 24 hours. The more you handle them, the more likely they are to lose their shape.
• Brow hairs can get a bit dry after lamination, so applying a nourishing oil or serum (like castor oil, argan oil, or a brow-specific product) is a good idea. You can do this daily, but try to avoid heavy moisturizers or creams near your brow area.
• Use the provided spoolie to gently brush your brows into place each morning. This will help maintain the shape and keep them looking neat.
• Try not to use exfoliants, acids, or retinols near your brows, as these can break down the treatment quicker and cause the brow hairs to lose their shape.
• For the first few days, avoid steam rooms, saunas, or hot showers to prevent the lamination from loosening.
• Brow lamination isn’t permanent. To keep that full, fluffy look, you’ll need to get it redone every 6 to 8 weeks or as recommended by your brow specialist.