Brow lamination: what it is and who it suits

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Lamination relaxes the brow hairs so they can be brushed upward and set in a new direction. The result looks fuller and more even, particularly if your brows grow downward or in several directions at once.

It works best on brows with some length. Very sparse brows benefit more from a tint and careful shaping first.

Lamination does not add hair. It makes the hair you already have look like more.

  • A patch test 48 hours before your first appointment
  • Brow mapping before anything is set
  • A setting lotion, then a neutralizer
  • An optional tint in the same visit
  • Nourishing oil to finish
  • Around six weeks of wear

Keep brows dry for a day and brush them up each morning with a clean spoolie. See brows & lashes for what the appointment includes.

A client relaxing under a clay maskSoap, oil and pink salts arranged on a tray

This article is general information written for a demo site. It is not medical advice: if you have a skin, scalp or health concern, please speak with a clinician before a treatment.

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