Brow Lamination

How does brow lamination work?

Each brow hair has bonds that hold its shape. A lifting cream gently softens those bonds so we can brush the hairs into the direction we have mapped — usually upward and slightly out. A setting lotion then re-forms the bonds in their new position, and a nourishing serum finishes the treatment. Think of it as a soft, controlled “perm” for your brows.

Who is brow lamination good for?

• Curly, coarse or unruly hairs that never stay put
• Brows that grow downward or in different directions
• Gappy brows that look fuller when the hairs are lifted
• Anyone tired of brow gel failing in the rain

If your brows have very little hair, lamination cannot add hair that isn’t there — we may recommend HD tinting instead.

What will my brows look like right after?

On day one brows look very “set” and lifted. After your first wash at 24 hours they soften into a natural, brushed-up shape — most clients say days 2–5 are their favourite. Every morning you simply brush them into place with a spoolie.

How should I prepare?

Come with clean, makeup-free brows. Avoid waxing, tweezing or trimming for a week, pause retinol and exfoliating acids near the brows for a week, and avoid sunburn or tanning on the face for 48 hours. If it is your first lamination, we will patch test 24–48 hours before.