Brow Lamination

Eyebrow lamination is a fairly new cosmetic brow procedure that is done in a salon. The procedure lifts and smooths brows with the goal of creating sleeker, neater and fuller-looking eyebrows. While the result is similar to the look of applying brow gel, it can last up to two months.

How Does a Brow Lamination Work?

The brow lamination procedure typically takes about an hour. It involves coating the brows with two different chemicals: a relaxing cream and a setting solution. These chemicals allow the brow technician to brush the brows upward and "set" the hairs in this new direction. Laminated brows tend to have a fuller appearance without bare or thin spots.

How Long Does a Brow Lamination Last?

Brow lamination typically lasts four to six weeks, but can last up to eight weeks if well maintained. The longevity of brow lamination can vary depending on several factors, including the natural brow growth cycle and your aftercare routine.

What is the Aftercare for Brow Lamination?

Avoid Water
Don't get your brows wet, sweaty, or steamed for at least 24 hours. This includes washing your face, swimming, and avoiding hot baths and showers. Water can disrupt the lamination solution and make your brows frizzy.
Avoid Heat and Sweat
Do not expose your brows to any saunas, steam or sweat from working out.
Avoid Products with Oil
Use only oil-free products on your brows, as oils can break down the lamination product.
Brow Lamination
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