Brow Lamination & Tint

What lamination actually does

Lamination uses a mild lifting cream to soften the bonds inside each brow hair, then a setting cream to re-lock those bonds in a new direction (usually upward and slightly outward). After a customised tint, your brow looks denser, more groomed, and more defined — even before any pencil work.

Who lamination is for

• Brows with stubborn downward growth, especially at the head.
• Sparse or thin brows — lamination redirects what hair is there to maximise coverage.
• Pencil-fatigued guests who want to spend less time on brow makeup each morning.

Who should not have lamination

• If you have had brow lamination twice in the last 12 months and your hair feels brittle — we will recommend a 12-week rest with a brow strengthening serum first.
• Active eczema, dermatitis, or open skin in the brow area on the day of appointment.
• Pregnant guests in the first trimester — the lifting cream is mild but we err on the side of safety.

The tint we use

Our plant tint range is mixed at the chair from a base of nine shades, so we can match cool, neutral or warm undertones without resorting to one off-the-shelf "brown". The pigment lasts roughly 14 to 21 days on the hair and 5 to 7 days on the skin underneath, which is what gives the "fuller looking shape" effect.

Aftercare

• Keep the brows dry for 24 hours after lamination.
• No saunas, steam rooms or chemical sunscreens on the brow for 48 hours.
• Brush brows upward in the morning with the spoolie we send you home with.
• Use the brow oil we provide twice a week to keep the hair conditioned through the lifted phase.