Eyebrow Lamination

Eyebrow lamination is a new procedure that creates a bold, shiny brow. It’s not a tattoo, but rather a high-tech way to change the shape of your eyebrows, and it’s getting attention all over social media. Eyebrow laminators are similar to microblading, but they don’t involve needles but you can include an eyebrow tinting service for a even pronounced look.

Semi-permanent eyebrow lamination is a great option if you want to keep your eyebrows groomed but don't want to be stuck using eyebrow gel every day. This process will require you to repeat the process at some point in the future, and there are risks involved.

Eyebrow lamination helps you address a number of eyebrow concerns, including: 

• Unruly hairs that tend to go in different directions despite brushing them
• Thin, sparse brows that come from age or over-plucking
  
• Gaps in your brows from overplucking or over waxing in the past
• Eyebrows lacking shape or unevenness

Eyebrow lamination is a relatively new trend which you will have seen the likes of celebrities like Kylie Jenner and Hollywood Stars promoting, and for good reason. This treatment reduces your daily requirement maintaining your eyebrows but without having a microblading treatment, the entire process is completely non-invasive.

It's a way to enhance your natural brows while making them more dramatic at the same time. You won't have to spend so much time on them. What's not to love?

While the brow lamination procedure is not invasive, there are still some risks associated with the process. The most common side effects are irritation and allergic reactions to the hair dye, if you opt to include eyebrow tinting. You may experience swelling, redness, peeling, itching or bumps.

The side effects may occur directly beneath and above the eyebrows, but they may also extend to your eyelids.

This procedure is not recommended if you have:

• Sensitive Skin
• Rosacea
• Eczema
• a history of contact dermatitis
• Previous reactions to hair dyes or eyebrow tint dyes
  

The risks associated with hair dye are well-known. Repeated applications of hair dye can lead to dryness and damage. The same applies to brow lamination. Repeating the procedure too often, or sooner than 6 weeks, increases the chances of damage to your eyebrows.

You may incur eye damage if chemicals run in to your eyes, however we ask and require that clients keep their eyelids closed during this brief treatment, similar to how we apply eyelash extensions treatments.

Brow lamination will last up to 8 to 10 weeks subject to following aftercare and subject to how you sleep.