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Get answers to common questions about BROW LAMINATION - with Brow Shaping and Tint.
Results typically last 6–8 weeks, depending on your natural hair growth cycle and aftercare. Avoid oil-based products and follow homecare guidance. Regular touch-ups every 6–10 weeks keep shape and tint looking fresh.
Most clients report minimal to no discomfort; we use gentle formulas and precise techniques. A consultation and patch test assess sensitivity beforehand, ensuring comfort throughout the service and reducing risk of irritation.
Yes — lamination can enhance the appearance of sparse brows by aligning hairs to create a fuller-looking shape. Very thin or medically affected brows may need a tailored plan or complementary treatments, which we'll discuss during consultation.
Avoid wetting, steam, heavy eye products and oil-based cleansers for 24–48 hours. Use recommended serums, brush hairs into place gently, and follow your technician’s aftercare instructions to maximize lift and tint longevity.
If you've had previous tint reactions, inform us before booking. A mandatory patch test evaluates sensitivity; we can use hypoallergenic dyes or alternative formulas and will adapt the service to prioritize your safety.
When performed professionally with quality products and correct timing, lamination should not harm hair growth. Overprocessing or too-frequent treatments can weaken hairs, so we recommend spacing appointments and using conditioning treatments.