Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Eyebrows Lamination.

Most clients enjoy lifted, set brows for six to eight weeks. Duration varies by hair growth cycle, skin type, and aftercare. Using oil-free products and following technician instructions can help maximize longevity between touch-ups.

When done by trained technicians using quality products, lamination is safe. Minimal trauma may occur if aftercare isn't followed. We assess hair condition beforehand and recommend alternative treatments if your brows are overly fragile or recently chemically treated.

Lamination is temporary, lasting weeks rather than permanently altering hair growth. The treatment reshapes and trains hair direction; brows gradually return to natural position as hairs shed and regrow. Regular appointments maintain the desired look.

Arrive with clean, makeup-free brows and avoid retinol or exfoliants near the area for 48 hours. Inform your technician about recent chemical treatments or sensitivities. Plan to avoid water and heavy sweat for 24 hours post-service for optimal setting.

Most clients are good candidates, including those with sparse, unruly, or straight hairs. We evaluate hair health, previous chemical services, and skin sensitivity before proceeding. Some conditions or fragile hairs may require alternative shaping methods.

Avoid getting brows wet and refrain from heavy exercise for 24 hours. Use recommended oil-free serums and brush hairs daily with a spoolie to keep the set. Schedule touch-ups every six to eight weeks and follow technician's personalized care tips.