Laminated brows look full, brushed-up and groomed from the moment you wake up.
What brow lamination does
Each brow hair has a natural direction it wants to grow. Lamination softens that bond so the hairs can be repositioned, brushed upward and outward into a fuller, more uniform shape, then sets them in place. The effect is fluffier, more defined brows that stay put without gel.
How the treatment works
- Cleanse and assess. We look at your brow growth, gaps and natural arch.
- Relax. A lamination solution softens the hair so it can be reshaped.
- Shape and set. The hairs are brushed into their new direction and a setting step holds them there.
- Wax and tidy. Every lamination includes a brow wax and tidy. Add a tint if you want the colour deepened for a more defined arch.
- Or go keratin. A keratin infusion brow lamination conditions the hair with keratin, peptides and biotin as it sets.
Who it suits
Brow lamination works well for:
- Brows with gaps, where brushing hairs across can visually fill them in
- Unruly or downward-growing hairs that will not stay in place
- Anyone who fills or gels their brows every morning and would like to stop
- Clients who want a fuller brow without committing to something semi-permanent in the skin
How long does it last?
Laminated brows hold their shape for several weeks, often four to six, depending on how fast your brows grow and your aftercare. Keeping them dry for the first 24 hours matters most. See aftercare for the details.
Lamination or microblading?
They are very different treatments. Lamination reshapes the hair you have; microblading adds pigment to the skin. We compare them properly in brow lamination vs. microblading.
Pairing it with a lash lift
Plenty of clients book lamination and a lash lift in the same visit. Read can you do both together.
See the treatment on our services page.
Questions we’re often asked
How long does brow lamination last?
Several weeks, often four to six, depending on your natural growth cycle and how you care for them.
Does brow lamination work on thin brows?
It works on the hair you have, so it can make sparse brows look fuller by brushing hairs across gaps. It cannot create hair where none grows.
Is brow lamination the same as microblading?
No. Lamination reshapes your natural brow hairs and involves no needles. Microblading deposits pigment into the skin.
