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Brow Lamination, Explained

Brow lamination is the treatment behind those full, softly brushed-up brows you keep seeing. In plain terms, it gently re-sets the direction of your brow hairs so they sit where you want them, staying groomed without gels or daily effort.

It suits more people than you might expect. Unruly brows that grow in every direction get order. Flat, downward-growing brows get lift. Sparse-looking brows often look noticeably fuller, because every hair is finally working in the same direction instead of hiding.

The treatment itself is relaxing and takes well under an hour. The hairs are softened, shaped into their new direction, then set and nourished. Adding a tint at the same time deepens the colour and makes the result read even fuller.

Results typically last four to six weeks, relaxing gradually as your brows renew. There is no harsh grow-out stage; they simply drift back toward their natural pattern until your next visit.

Aftercare is simple but it matters. Keep the brows dry for the first twenty four hours, skip exfoliants and retinoids on the brow area, and brush them into place each morning. A drop of brow oil every few days keeps the hairs conditioned.

Done well, lamination should leave your brows healthy, not brittle. That comes down to gentle products, correct processing times and honest advice about how often to repeat it. If you are curious whether your brows would suit it, ask us and we will tell you straight.

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