Lamination is no longer just a reference to that glossy finish your primary class teacher applied to some piece of paper. The whole idea has made its grand return to our lives nowadays with the latest brow combination. A unique treatment called brow lamination originated in Russia. You may have come across pictures of full, weaved up brows with a high-shine gloss taking over your Instagram handle. Well, that’s brow lamination!!

Brow Lamination

It is a new treatment which primarily target on creating shiny, sleek brows. Sometimes also regarded as “eyebrow perm,” the sheen effects tend to be sought after by those who may be experiencing thinning brows. Unlike micro blading, needles and any sort of tinting is not involved.

As a semi-permanent treatment, brow lamination may also be a good option if you want to keep your brows groomed a certain way but are tired of using brow gel routinely. One may need to repeat the cycle at some point in the future to maintain desired results.

Which Brow Types Benefits Most From Brow Lamination?

Gladly, all hair types and face shapes can enjoy this plump brow trend via this treatment, though you do need to have organic brow hair.

However, we always recommend to consult your brow technician before you count yourself in. The beauty of this treatment is that it can be customized to each person’s face shape, eye shape, and desired brow look. Although the permed-up, bold and fleecy brow tends to be quite the center of limelight at our studio, brows can be laminated in a various different ways. If you desire more neat and dressed up look, you can request for your brow hairs to be shaped by being stroked to the side and tapered together at the ends. Laminating the brow hairs upwards can give a intended lift to the brows, particularly when the existing hairs tend to grow downwards.

How Long Does It Last?

Generally, brows last for five to eight weeks, varying on your hair type and care. If you have thick hairs, you can get away with having the process every eight weeks, but if your hair is relatively finer, one may leave it 10 weeks. Although, our beautician always check the brow hairs before giving a treatment to make sure they are strong enough.

The treatment helps to coax your brow hairs, so they will to grow in the direction you intend them to. The whole procedure is also meant to enhance hair growth, so gradually, you’ll be able to prolong the time between treatments.

Aftercare

Varying with your hair type, brow lamination can be covertly drying. That’s why our expert adheres to the importance of the aftercare: We recommend using authentic Brow Growth Oil each night to restore wanted nutrients back into the hair. Our clients have never reported any aridness when following and using the prescribed aftercare methods.

In short, to get that desired look, all you have to do is give your brows a stroke each day using a wooden comb ensuring that they look dressed. One must not feel the need to fill their brows, but can use recommended brow soap or gel to add definition if need be.

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