FAQs answered

Brow lamination is a noninvasive procedure and a semi-permanent solution for eyebrows that lack shape, do not have symmetry, where the hairs follow a different pattern or have sparse areas. With lamination, we realign the direction of the natural brow pattern in such a way as to give you the desired shape: a fuller, fluffier, and stylistic appearance with one simple appointment.

The first step is the perm – it slowly opens the hair follicle and expands it allowing it to be relaxed. The second step is a setting treatment that “sets” the hair into the direction that the hair has been relaxed into during the first step. The third step is a nourishing vitamin and keratin treatment that will infuse into your opened hair follicle and lock in nourishment for the brow hair. This step will need to be left on for 24 hours after your treatment, and the brows must remain dry during that time.

Continue your daily skincare routine leading up to your appointment. If you use a retinol, you should discontinue use 5-7 days prior to your lift/lamination treatment & for 5 days after so that your skin does not become dry with the chemical process. We always advise this with waxing as well, in order to keep the skins integrity intact. Do not trim or tweeze your own brows prior to this service for at least 2 weeks so that you can get the best results with the fullest brow possible. 

You cannot receive this service if you have recently had any aggressive recent facial procedures (chemical peels, microdermabrasion, micro needling and laser treatments). If you’re experiencing active acne breakouts or wounds in the brow area this service should not be done on open wounds or active breakouts. If you’re experiencing certain types of hormonal changes or thyroid conditions that cause hair loss you should avoid receiving this service. Additional contraindications would be psoriasis/eczema; recent eye surgery; alopecia; recent permanent make up (must be healed by 6 weeks); sunburn; blood thinners; pink eye; pregnant/nursing, Accutane, AHA, BHA, etc. 

You can absolutely receive a Brow Lamination treatment if you have sensitive or a reactive skin type, just let us know at the time of your service if your skin is feeling sensitive and we will look to make sure the treatment is a good option for you that day. Though we do everything in our power to ensure you do not have a bad reaction, Brow Lamination is a chemical treatment and should be viewed as such. If a reaction on your skin occurs, we ask that you reach out to us immediately and seek medical help if needed. 

No. Brow Lamination when done properly will not cause hair loss. Your eyebrows will shed naturally in cycles regardless, it is part of the process of hair rejuvenation and healthy regrowth. Your hair sheds at certain stages and then regrows as it needs to. In order to prevent excessive shedding caused from dry hair or lack of nutrients to the follicle, daily use castor oil will help hydrate existing follicles & stimulate growth with nourishment. If your brows are properly cared for after your treatment & the service provider is well trained you should see more brow growth over time, never sudden loss of hair in large amounts or patches. Brow lamination does not cause any long-term damage to the brow hair. High quality products that we use have been custom formulated to be gentle on the hair and skin.

A full set will last as long as your natural lash cycle, which is anywhere from 4-6 weeks, depending on the individual. We recommend getting a fill anywhere between 2 and 3 weeks.

YES! We do not recommend wearing any mascara that isn’t extension safe or oil-based products, as it will shorten the life of your lash extensions.

NO! When applied properly, with perfect isolation and weight, eyelash extensions will not harm your natural lashes. 

Our lash artist are all experienced and certified, the most important thing to them is the integrity of your natural lash. During your initial consultation they will evaluate your natural lashes to ensure you get the lashes that work best for your natural lashes so that you will never have damage or breakage!

Reactions are not too common, but they do happen, and it does seem possible to gradually acquire an intolerance for the adhesive.

Primarily take a patch test to check for sensitivity to the adhesive. Taking a Pepcid AC with Benadryl helps reduce swelling, redness, and block for further reactions. This however is not a solve all solution, people can still have reactions.