The process typically involves applying a series of solutions to the brows, which softens the hair, allows for reshaping, and then sets them in place. This creates a fuller and more defined look.

Brow lamination results can last for about 4-6 weeks, depending on individual hair growth and maintenance. With proper care, it may extend up to eight weeks. After this period, it's advisable to consider a re-lamination to sustain the enhanced look.

Generally, brow lamination is suitable for most individuals, but it's recommended to consult with our professional to assess any specific concerns or allergies.

No, brow lamination is a painless procedure. Clients may feel a slight tingling sensation during the application of solutions, but it's generally well-tolerated.

It's advisable to avoid applying makeup directly onto the treated brows for the first 24 hours after the procedure to allow the setting process to complete.

Yes, brow lamination and tinting can be done together to enhance the overall look. However, it's recommended to discuss this with your brow technician for personalized advice.

Aftercare may include avoiding excessive moisture, such as steam and sauna, for the first 24 hours. Using a nourishing brow oil can also help maintain the health of the brow hairs.

Brow lamination can be repeated every 4-6 weeks for those who want to maintain the enhanced look consistently. However, it's important not to overdo the treatment to prevent damage to the brow hairs.

Brow lamination and microblading serve different purposes. Microblading is a tattoo that adds hair strokes, creating new hair where none exist. In contrast, brow lamination is a monthly service that enhances the existing hair for a desired look.

Individuals with specific skin conditions around the brows, such as eczema or psoriasis, may want to avoid brow lamination. Additionally, those with extremely sparse eyebrows or experiencing brow hair loss might not achieve desired results with this treatment.