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Brow Lamination

Brow lamination restructures your brow hairs into a set direction, creating lift, shape, and fuller-looking brows without daily product. We offer brow lamination on its own, paired with a brow tint if you want added color definition, or combined with a lash lift and tint if you want to address both in one appointment. Our team will assess your natural hair pattern and face shape before starting, because the timing and technique behind a good lamination result are not one-size-fits-all.

Ideal Patient for Brow Lamination

If your brows have never quite cooperated, whether they grow in different directions, sit flat, or look sparse no matter what product you use, brow lamination is worth looking into. It’s a low-maintenance service with visible results that last weeks without daily effort.

You may be a good candidate if:

  • Your brow hairs grow in multiple directions and won’t stay in place with gel or pomade alone.
  • You have full brows but want a cleaner, more lifted shape without committing to threading or waxing every few weeks.
  • Your brows look thin or flat and you want more fullness without microblading or tattooing.
  • You want to simplify your morning routine and wake up with brows that are already done.

VISIA Skin Analysis Cost

Expected Cost

Depending on certain add-ons, if there are any, brow lamination can range from $75 to $100.

Insurance Coverage

This is considered elective and is not covered by insurance. It is self-pay but we accept a variety of payment methods. We’re happy to discuss all of your options to help make your wellness journey accessible and stress-free.

Financing Options

We offer CareCredit payment plans as a convenient option to consumer credit cards, cash or checks for purchases over $200. CareCredit allows you to pay over time often without incurring interest charges rather than paying a lump sum prior to treatment. Applying is easy!

What to Expect With Brow Lamination

Come in with clean brows, meaning no pencil, pomade, gel, or tinted moisturizer over the brow area. Avoid retinoids or exfoliating acids on your face for 24 to 48 hours before your appointment, as these can increase sensitivity around the brow. If you’ve had any recent brow procedures, botox near your forehead, or active skin irritation in the area, let your aesthetician know when you book. The appointment moves quickly, so there’s nothing else you need to do to prepare.

Your aesthetician starts by brushing your brows into the desired direction and applying a lifting solution that softens the hair structure. The solution sits for several minutes, then a setting solution locks the hairs into their new position. The whole chemical process takes about 15 to 20 minutes. 

 

From there, your aesthetician shapes your brows and, if you’ve added a tint, applies color to deepen and define the overall look. The full appointment typically runs 45 minutes to an hour depending on whether tinting is included.

For the first 24 hours, keep your brows dry and avoid touching, rubbing, or applying any products to them. No steam, no sweating, and no swimming is highly recommended. After 24 hours you can resume your normal skincare routine around your brows. 

 

To maintain results, apply a small amount of nourishing oil (castor or argan both work well) to your brows every few days. Avoid sleeping face-down while the lamination is still settling. Our team will go over specific aftercare at your appointment based on your brow type and the products used.

How Long Does Brow Lamination Last?

Brow lamination results typically last six to eight weeks, though you may hold results up to eight weeks depending on your natural hair growth cycle and how closely you follow aftercare. The lamination works by altering the internal structure of each strand, so results don’t wash off. What shortens longevity is oil exposure, heat, and friction, which is why the 24-hour aftercare window matters. If you have finer brow hair, results tend to be on the shorter end of the range. If you have coarser, denser hair, results may last longer. Most guests return every six to eight weeks to keep their shape and lift consistent.

Brow Lamination and Tint

We offer brow lamination and tint together as a combined service, with both standard tint and henna as color options. Adding color takes your results further, allowing the lamination to restructure and lift your hairs, while the tint deepens their color.

Brow Lamination FAQs

Brow lamination restructures the internal bonds of each brow hair to train them into a uniform direction, creating lift and the appearance of a fuller, more even shape. Brow tinting adds a semi-permanent color deposit to your hairs and, depending on the technique, to the skin beneath, which fills in sparse areas and makes your overall brow look denser. Done together, the two treatments complement each other: the lamination sets the shape, and the tint makes that shape visible.

Brow lamination and tint together is a strong fit if your brows are unruly and light-colored, or sparse and difficult to fill in evenly with makeup. It’s also a good option for guests who want a polished, defined brow without committing to a daily routine. If you already fill in your brows every morning and find it time-consuming, this combination can replace most of that work for several weeks at a time.

You may find a price range of around $95 to $130, depending on if there are any add-ons.

Aftercare for the combined service follows the same guidelines as lamination alone. It’s best to keep brows dry and product-free for the first 24 hours, avoid heat and steam, and apply a light nourishing oil every few days once the initial window has passed. With tint added, avoid exfoliating acids directly over your brow area for at least a week, as these can fade the color faster. Sun exposure will also shorten tint longevity, so SPF around the brow area helps extend results between appointments.

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