Brow Lamination

Brow lamination, also called eyebrow sculpt or brow lift, is a perm for your eyebrows. Comparable to microblading and tinting, brow lamination was intended to give the illusion of fuller, more defined brows. Where it differs from these two procedures, though, is that no pigment is added to your eyebrows (though you can opt for an additional tint). It is great for anyone who gels their eyebrows down and wants the effect of brow extensions or micro blading. Most beauticians refer to it as “an instant brow lift” because of the way it defines and lifts brows. It involves straightening the eyebrow hairs so they lie straight, full and in the right direction. Because the eyebrow hairs are straightened, your brows look bigger, too. A straightening lotion is smeared onto the hair and they are flattened under clear wrap and left for 30 minutes. This lotion opens the hair follicles, straightening and shaping the eyebrows. After the allotted time, the lotion is removed.

 What Really Attracts People?

Those who already have fairly dark, full brows and aren’t necessarily looking for something to add more volume; to the idea is the thought of having perfectly groomed brows without any effort. Full eyebrows are a double-edged sword—while even if you do not need to add pigment or fullness, usually your hair get crazy unruly and need to be brushed into place, multiple times a day. Most individuals who love that fluffy, brushed-up look that really wakes up their face decide to give brow lamination a go.

The beautician performing the process might skip painting the solution on each individual hair for tint if the case is that client’s brows are already dark and tinted. The whole process usually takes 30 minutes ending in a super pleasant result.

How to Maintain your Brow Lamination

Similarly, to a lash lift, there is barely any care for eyebrow lamination. It is best to have really overgrown brows waxed or shaped two days before the service, but other than that, there is no preparation required. Moreover, as with any perm, the beautician recommends to avoid getting the eyebrows wet for the first 24 hours and suggests conditioning with a lash serum.

Slick-Straight Brow Look

If you are a bit overwhelmed by how long your brow hairs are, just get them plucked according to your desired shape. You really have to play around with brushing them—a combination of up and over works for most—to get them how you really want them to look, and you will feel like they’ve “settled in” and aren’t as stick-straight after a few days.

After a few days, the brows somehow look more “done” and yet totally natural at the same time—very modelesque— and they really help pull the focus to the eyes. The brushed-up look and lifted arch makes you look more awake and sharp , which is always a plus, and you only have to brush them into place once a day, which is the real saving grace for some.

Lasting Period upon Hair Strength

Your brows will last like this for five to eight weeks, depending on your hairs strength. If you have thick hairs, you can get away with having the procedure every eight weeks, but if your hair is fine, you should leave it 10 weeks. The beautician always check your brow hairs before giving a treatment to make sure they are strong enough.

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