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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Brow Lamination.
Brow lamination uses a lifting solution to soften and reposition brow hairs, followed by a neutralizer and nourishing serum. It smooths, lifts, and sets hairs into the desired direction for fuller, more symmetrical brows that last several weeks.
Sessions typically last 45–60 minutes, including consultation, shaping, lifting, neutralizing, and conditioning. Timing may vary if tinting or shaping is added, and first-time clients should allow extra time for a patch test.
Generally safe for most hair types, but not recommended for extremely fragile, over-processed, or recently chemically treated brows. A consultation and patch test determine suitability; technicians adjust formulas and timing to minimize risk.
Results usually last six to eight weeks depending on individual growth cycles and aftercare. Avoid excessive moisture and oil-based products initially to prolong effects, and schedule maintenance appointments as recommended.
Yes — lamination pairs well with brow tinting and waxing or threading for a polished finish. Combining services customizes color and shape for maximum impact; your technician will recommend the best sequence for safety.
Avoid water, steam, heavy exercise, and oil-based products for 24–48 hours. Gently brush brows daily and apply recommended serums to hydrate. Do not pick or over-manipulate hairs; return for touch-ups every six to eight weeks.