Eyebrow lamination
Eyebrow lamination is a cosmetic procedure designed to enhance the appearance of the eyebrows by providing a fuller, more defined look. The process involves the application of a specially formulated chemical solution to relax the eyebrow hairs and reposition them in an upward or desired direction. This creates a lifted and groomed effect, resulting in brows that appear thicker and more sculpted. Eyebrow lamination can also help to fill in sparse areas and give the brows a neat, polished appearance. The results typically last for several weeks, providing a low-maintenance solution for those seeking well-defined and naturally groomed eyebrows without the need for daily styling or makeup application.
FAQs
How long does eyebrow lamination last, and what is the aftercare involved?
The results of eyebrow lamination can last around six to eight weeks, depending on individual hair growth cycles. Aftercare involves avoiding water, steam, and oil-based products on the eyebrows for the first 24 to 48 hours after the treatment to allow the solution to fully set. Regular brushing and shaping of the eyebrows with a spoolie can help maintain the desired look.
Is eyebrow lamination suitable for everyone, and does it damage the eyebrows?
Eyebrow lamination is generally suitable for individuals with unruly or sparse eyebrows looking to achieve a more polished appearance. When performed by a trained professional, the procedure is considered safe and non-damaging to the eyebrows. It's important to discuss any allergies or sensitivities with the technician
before the treatment.
Can I still use brow products after eyebrow lamination, and is makeup removal affected?
Yes, brow products can still be used after eyebrow lamination. In fact, many people find that they need less product as the eyebrows appear fuller and more defined. Makeup removal is not affected, and regular cleansing routines can be maintained. It's advisable to wait at least 24 hours after the lamination procedure before applying any makeup or cleansing
the treated area.