What is Brow Lamination?

Brow lamination includes straightening and lifting the hairs using a chemical mixture, which allows the hairs to have more room to bend and move them into the wanted shape, therefore covering any gaps or unfilled areas.

After your natural brow hairs are straightened, a firm serum is applied to keep the hairs straight, as well as a dye if desired. The outcome is thicker brows that stay in shape when brushed into shape, lasting around six weeks.

Before the procedure, it’s important that you do your research to make sure that you get the outcome you’re after.

What’s the difference between brow lamination and microblading?

While microblading includes your cosmetician using temporary dye lines to fill in your brows, brow lamination straightens and lifts your natural hairs to get a full and feathered look, with no tattooing in it. It’s a fully external process and completely non-invasive and isn’t painful at all in any kind of way. It doesn’t hold any risk of damaged or irritation or redness.

Brow lamination Aftercare

For the first day after your treatment, it’s very essential to keep your brows fully dry and prevent touching them. After that, its advised to keep the area exfoliated using an oil or cream.

Benefits of Eyebrow Lamination

The main advantage of eyebrow lamination is denser, fuller-looking brows. It can help hide finer and sparse brows, fix the overall shape, and make the hair pattern right that just won’t behave themselves. It also saves you time because the process is fast, taking less than an hour. Plus, you don’t have to spend time every morning filling your brows in with a pencil or makeup; just brush them and go!

How Long Does Eyebrow Lamination Last?

You can expect your eyebrow lamination to last around eight weeks. If you have fine eyebrow hairs, you may need longer between sessions; however, eight weeks is usually great for denser hair. Keep in mind that your hair growth cycle will also affect longevity, as your eyebrow hairs fall out naturally. The purpose of the treatment, though, is to coach your eyebrow hairs to grow in the direction you want. As such, with regular treatments you should be able to take more time in-between appointments.

Aftercare

There are a few things you need to do for aftercare; however, it’s not difficult. Similar to a perm or relaxant, you can’t get your brows damp for the first 24 hours after treatment. As such, avoid hot steamy showers, exercise, and saunas. You’ll also want to prevent touching your brows, extended sun exposure or applying makeup during this time. The chemicals used can be drying to both the skin and hair, so include a moisturizing serum or oil into your daily routine to rejuvenate the moisture. Finally, all you need to do to style them each day is brush through in the set direction with a clean mascara wand, and you’re on the way!

Eyebrow Lamination Before and After

This most recent and popular brow treatment trending in the cosmetic beauty work gives exceptional outcomes, taking finer, directionless hair strands and turning them into dense, gorgeous , and patterned brows. In the first 24-hours, your brows will have a wet look, but this will go away after the first time you wash them.

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