Eyebrow lamination is a comparatively new process that focuses on creating shiny, smooth eyebrows. Also sometimes called an “eyebrow perm,” the high-shine effects tend to be sought after by those who may be experiencing sparsely or unruly brows. Unlike microblading, needles and coloring are not used in the process. Denser, thicker, and fuller eyebrows are the trending sensation currently in the beauty industry. Eyebrow lamination is a treatment, which gives all of these results. The basis of this procedure is that it plug gaps, shapes the eyebrow hair towards a certain direction, hence giving it a lifted appearance.

In fact, whilst the procedure, one can also choose a tint of their liking. With this, you can choose to go dark or light according to your preferences. This lamination treatment is prudent because it uses lifting solution mix to elevate existing hair and give it a dressed appearance. There is no synthetic pigment tattooed or injected on the brow area. It exhibits the entire outcomes one wish for without the use of any intensive procedures.

Treatment

This lamination procedure usually takes somewhere around 45-60 minutes and the effect may lasts up to 8 weeks.

When correct technique is used, after this treatment the eyebrow hair is more upright and separated, smooth and shiny – as if the eyebrows are covered with gel. Whilst the procedure the brows are also laminated with keratin mixture which boosts eyebrow hair growth. Alluding to this, the hair will become thicker after 2-3 appointments. Firstly, the eyebrows are combed up or into the desired position using glue and a Y comb. Following that, the hair are covered with perming lotion which ease out the disulfide bonds. This allows the eyebrows to be reshaped. The eyebrows are then dressed up and directed in the shape they intend to stay in.

Aftercare

Try avoiding contact with water, excessive heat or steam for the 2 days right after treatment. This will save it from over-processing. Also, avoid indulging in hot showers and saunas at least in the first 48 hours. Initially sleep with your face upright, nor tug or pull your new laminated hair. Use the brush if you need to, and use very gentle strokes with a uniform rolling motion. Laminated hair of Lashes and brows may get a bit stiff before you wash them again, due to the keratin treatment at the end of the procedure. However, this is normal! After the curing period, you can wash your lashes and face as usual and they will feel gentle and stunning. In addition, keep up your aftercare products to continue nourishing your lashes.

How Long Do The Results Last?

This semi-permanent treatment lasts between 4-6 weeks. With time as the gravity and natural hair growth begins, you will notice the shape lessening. However, fear not. This treatment is perfectly safe and nourishing. Hence, you will be able to get them treated again once after the results of your initial treatment have faded.

Who Should avoid brow lamination?

Eyebrow lamination is normally for everyone, there are only a few exclusions. This treatment is not suggested for people who have scratches, burns, or scars near the eyes, have eye infection, or inflammation in the eyebrow area. You should also shun brow lamination if you have allergies or bad past experience with dyes, and semi-permanent tattooing such as microblading. A few certain eyebrow dye formulas can irritate some specific types of skin. So most dermatologists suggest those people to stay away from treatments that contain  these reactive formulas that may cause inflammation.

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