Brow lamination is a beauty treatment that involves a process of perming and setting the eyebrows to create a fuller, more sculpted look. During the treatment, a gentle perming solution is applied to the eyebrows to straighten and reshape the brow hairs. The hairs are then brushed into place and set with a neutralizer to maintain the desired shape. This process helps to give the appearance of fuller, thicker eyebrows with a defined arch, for a more polished and groomed look.

Brow lamination is generally safe for most people, however it may not be suitable for individuals with certain medical conditions or skin sensitivities. It's always best to consult with a professional technician before getting the treatment to assess your eligibility and address any concerns you may have.

The effects of brow lamination typically last between 4 to 6 weeks, depending on your hair growth cycle and how well you care for your brows post-treatment. Using gentle cleansers and avoiding excess moisture or oil near the brows can help prolong the results. Touch-up appointments are usually recommended to maintain the desired look over time.

If done correctly by a trained professional, brow lamination should not damage your brows. The process involves using gentle solutions to reshape and set the brow hairs.

However, as with any beauty treatment, there is always a slight risk of damage if the procedure is not performed properly or if the aftercare instructions are not followed. It's essential to have the treatment done by a licensed technician who has experience with brow lamination to minimize any potential risksescription

Keep Them Dry

• No water contact: Keep your brows and lashes completely dry for the first 24 hours

• Stay away from pools, baths, hot tubs, hot yoga, working out and saunas.

• If they get wet: Gently pat dry immediately with a clean tissue or soft cloth—do not rub

• Avoid applying any products around the eye and brow area.

Be aware of the time frame you are making your appointment. During your menstrual cycle you will feel more sensitive. Try to avoid booking your appointment a couple days before your period.

However, if you must (and people do) it's fine! Take an ibuprofen at least 30 minutes prior to appointment to alleviate any discomfort.

If there is anything I can do to make it more comfortable during your visit, be sure I will make that happen:) Please be sure to have a fresh tampon in at the time of appointment. If you feel more comfortable feel free to reschedule 24 hours in advance.

Hair needs to be at least 1/4 of an inch long in order to pull clean. Please don't trim at home prior to your appointment. If you just shaved, allow yourself 3 weeks prior to appt.

You should not wax while you are using any acne px medications such as Accutane, Retin-A, Tretinoin/Renova/Tazarac/Tetracycline, Antibiotics or similar medications as they may make you more sensitive and can make your skin lift.

Yes! I have clients that wax all the way through till their delivery date. Prepare to be a bit more sensitive.

24 hours prior to appt...Using a dry brush or gently exfoliating with a loofah helps to remove dead skin and allows the hair to loosen up. Do not apply any lotions or oils before (or after your wax).

Try and wear loose pants, dress/skirt or cotton underwear so that you are comfortable after your appointment.

Avoid sauna, steams, pools, intimacy/sex and exercise.

Remember, your pores are open and exfoliated. We want to avoid reactions and bacteria.