A brow Lamination is the sort of service that can be performed whilst doing other services such as a brow wax or tint, which depends upon the performing professional how he/she manages the order of preference.

Most professionals prefer performing the brow Lamination first, following the wax and tint services because after a brow Lamination, your brows would look fuller and thicker already so it provides more room for achieving control over the final look. It is also considered safe for the skin this way, as it provides the artist more hair to work with, so eventually the artist is taking out less at the end and lesser effort to clean too. Professionals even tell their beings to come with their eyebrows full grown so they can work with more and achieve a more prominent and ideal look.

Another thing to be reminded is that brow Lamination can also be performed if you are going for a microblading, However, it is suggested to wait 12 weeks following the final touch-up for microblading before getting your brows laminated.

What To Expect While Getting This Treatment

A brow Lamination procedure sounds very similar as that of a Lash Lift. As soon as you arrive for the treatment, the first step is to take you in for a quick consultation, after that a hair softener is applied to your brows for their prep. After that application, you are supposed to wait up for several minutes and then applied a perming solution which is for adjusting the pH of the brow hair. Adjusting the brow pH is for opening up bonds of your hair and allowing them to lift or straighten them to make them appear more pliable. Afterwards, the brow hair are combed upwards, and put a wrap over the brows to hold them in place in order to help keep the product stay more concentrated in the desired area. The wrap is for keeping the fumes out of the eyes.

The first solution that is applied is to be kept on for 10-15 minutes, this time limit usually depends upon the brow shape and quality of an individual. After keeping it on for a while, it is wiped off and a setting lotion is applied for neutralizing the pH and restoring your hair in a healthy order. It can be considered as a keratin treatment for your brows. After that, the wrap is put back on and left for another 10 – 15 minutes, depending upon the client’s brows.

After the Lamination process, a quick wax and tint can be provided before applying a nourishing gel, having same consistency as Vaseline, which helps in providing a glossy effect to your brows. Its sole purpose of to nourish and lock moisture in your brows.

How to Maintain Your Brows Post-Lamination

The first and foremost thing to keep in mind for maintaining your brow Lamination is to keep your Brows away from water, moisture, steam and makeup for atleast 24-48 hours.

Simplest reason for this is to make sure that your Brows are set in shape in atleast 24 hours. If you expose yourself to water, heat or steam, your hair are likely to fall off. However, after 24 hour period, it is recommended to set your Brows again with a clean spoolie whenever you wet them, you must also smear them by using castor oil as a daily gesture for keeping them nourished and hydrated between treatments.

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