Brow Lamination is an alternative to micro blading without the needles. Best suited to clients who like fuller natural brows
It is a keratin treatment that transforms sparse and unruly into thicker, fluffier and fuller brows with results lasting up to 8 weeks.
What to expect
Consultation
Brow Lamination is a a keratin treatment that stimulates growth while strengthening the brow hairs. Your technician will discuss your longterm brow goals to sure you get the maximum benefit of the treatment
2. Shape Manipulation
The first step is applying a cream based keratin treatment which is specially formulated for brow hairs with a strength of up to 6, depending on the brand. This softens the brow hairs and allows it to be placed in the desired direction.
3. Neutraliser
Once the brow hairs have been placed in the desired direction, a cream or gel based neutraliser is used to set the desired shape and to close the cuticle fibres.
4. Keratin Oil Treatment
This is the last step is the application process. A nourishing keratin oil is applied to replenish the moisture after the chemical treatment process. The brow hair are then shaped and tinted.
Is brow lamination right for you?
Brow lamination is a good alternative to microblading because it works with your existing hair, giving you your ideal brow look without the use of needles, ink insertion into the body, and pain.
It is not recommended to do brow lamination if you are on a retinol based or a Retin-A skin treatment course.
If you have a cut, scratch or any type of inflammation around the eye area, it is better to avoid brow lamination treatment until the area is fully healed to prevent the lamination treatment from penetrating the skin.
You should also avoid brow lamination if you have allergies or past reactions to cosmetics, dyes, and semi-permanent tattooing such as microblading.