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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Eyebrow Lamination.
Results typically last six to eight weeks depending on hair growth, skin type, and aftercare. Touch-ups are recommended every 6–8 weeks to maintain shape and fullness. Your technician will advise a schedule tailored to your brows.
Generally safe for most clients, but a consultation and patch test are required for sensitive skin, active acne, or recent chemical treatments. Our technicians assess hair condition and medical history to ensure lamination is appropriate and adjust products as needed.
When performed correctly, lamination should not permanently damage hair. It temporarily alters hair structure to hold shape; however, over-processing or neglecting aftercare can cause dryness or breakage. We use professional products and advise treatments every 6–8 weeks to protect hair health.
Yes — lamination pairs beautifully with tinting and waxing or tweezing for a finished look. Combining services saves time and creates cohesive brows, but your technician will confirm timing and product compatibility during a pre-treatment consultation.
Avoid getting brows wet for 24–48 hours, skip heavy makeup and steam, and apply recommended nourishing serums or oils. Brush brows daily to keep shape and schedule touch-ups as advised to preserve lift and prevent frizz.
Clients with very fragile or over-processed brows, recent chemical peels, active skin infections, or severe eczema/rosacea around the brow area may be advised against lamination. A pre-treatment consultation and patch test determine safety and alternative brow options.