BROW LAMINATIONS
Brow lamination is a beauty treatment that helps to shape, groom and set the brows in place, giving them a more uniform and fuller look. The process involves using a chemical solution to break and restructure the bonds of the brow hairs, then setting them in a new direction in order to achieve the desired look. This treatment can last for up to 8 weeks and can help to tame unruly brows, making them look more polished and groomed.
WHAT IS THE PROCESS?
First, the brows are cleansed with a primer, then the lamination solution is applied and left to sit for a few minutes. Finally, a nourishing cream is applied to help condition the brows. The whole process usually takes about an hour. Brow lamination can last anywhere from 4-8 weeks depending on the individual's skin type and lifestyle. It's a great way to get a smooth, uniform look for your brows without having to use makeup every day.
Brow laminations can be done as natural or as fluffy as you would like them.
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1.Immediately after your treatment, avoid getting your brows wet for at least 24 hours.
2.After the 24 hours, you should avoid using any exfoliants or creams on your brows as these can break down the lamination.
3. You should also avoid using any brow wax or brow gel for at least a week after the treatment.
3.Finally, you should use a gentle cleanser and moisturizer to keep your brows looking healthy.
AFTERCARE FOR LONG LASTING RESULTS
HYBRID BROW TINT
Hybrid tint is a brow dye with similar intense and long-lasting effects as Henna. It is highly pigmented, stains sparse brows and suits most skin types. It can give a dramatic or natural look without any ammonia. It's for women who are after a tint that will last longer than regular tint. Extra-long-lasting tone is retained on the skin for up to 2 weeks and up to 4-6 weeks on hairs
1. Avoid contact with water for 24 hours after the procedure.
2. Avoid aggressive cosmetic treatment (scrubs, peels, alcohol-containing products) and steam (baths and saunas).
3. Do not use lotions, toners and creams in the eyebrow area.