Brow Lamination in Southlake

No, a brow lamination itself doesn’t change the color of your brow hairs. However, your brows might appear darker during the first 24 hours after your lamination. We end the lamination process by applying nourishing oils, which make your hair look darker and shinier until they’re washed off.

If you’d like to laminate and darken your brows, we may recommend including a brow tint in your treatment. Like a lash lift, a brow tint uses semi-permanent dye to deepen the shade of your brows. A brow tint and lamination work beautifully on their own, but can provide comprehensive results together. We’ll help you craft a plan that matches your vision during your consultation.

When performed by skilled professionals like ours, no. A brow lamination works by relaxing the bonds of your brow hairs and reshaping them, similar to a keratin treatment for your hair. We offset any potential dryness by immediately applying nourishing conditioners, keeping the hairs soft, hydrated, and flexible.

However, attempting to laminate your brows at home can damage your brow hairs and cause breakage. When you come to The Aesthetics Society for a brow lamination in Southlake, you know you’re in good hands. Our team protects your brows’ style just as much as their strength.

Getting ready for your brow lamination in Southlake is simple, but it helps you achieve the best outcomes. For at least a week, avoid trimming or tweezing your eyebrows, allowing hair to grow naturally. Do not use self-tanners, exfoliants, retinoids, or acidic skincare products around the area for at least 3 days, sticking to gentle products instead. If you’ve recently tinted your brows, wait at least 48 hours to allow the pigment to fully absorb before lamination.

On the day of your appointment, clean your face, removing any makeup and skincare products, and hold off on applying any brow serums. We recommend wearing comfortable clothing so you can fully relax during the 45 to 60-minute process.

Your brows appear fuller, smoother, and more defined immediately. For the first day after your brow lamination, do not touch your brows or get them wet. This gives your brow hairs time to settle into their new shape. Avoid applying makeup over the brows for 24 hours, and do not apply oils or serums for 48 hours.

After that, you can return to your regular routine, but avoid using harsh exfoliants and retinoids directly over your brows to maintain your results. Use a clean spoolie to brush your brows and maintain their shape, and a nourishing conditioner as directed to keep hairs healthy. With proper care, your results can last 6 to 8 weeks.

No, a brow lamination lasts about 6 to 8 weeks. It works by setting your hairs into a fuller, sculpted shape, and it fades as new hair grows. Once you notice that your lamination results have started to fade, you can schedule another treatment to restore their definition.

If you’re looking for an even longer-lasting option, we may recommend permanent makeup. Our artists specialize in powder brow techniques, delivering pigment in a pixelated pattern to fill in and shape your brows without appearing unnatural.