Brow lamination: what it is and who it is for

Brow lamination is one of the most popular treatments of recent years. The brow hairs are set in one direction and fixed, so brows look fuller, neater and hold their shape without gel.

What is brow lamination

A product is applied to the hairs that temporarily softens their structure. The hairs are then brushed into the desired direction and a second product sets them. It is not a tattoo and does not affect the skin. We only work with your own hairs.

The result is airy, full brows that you only need to brush in the morning.

How the treatment works

Consultation. We look at your face shape, hair density and growth direction and agree on the final look.
Lamination. We apply the products in precisely timed steps according to hair type.
Shaping. We shape the brows with wax or tweezers.
Tinting. Tint defines the hairs and fills in sparse areas.
Nourishing treatment. Finally, we nourish the hairs.

The whole treatment takes about an hour.

How long it lasts

Brow lamination lasts about 5 weeks. It depends on hair growth, skin type and aftercare. For regular lamination we recommend a gap of at least 5–6 weeks so the hairs can rest.

Who brow lamination suits

brows that grow in different directions or are unruly,
sparse brows you want to look fuller,
women who don't want to style their brows with gel or pencil every morning,
those who want a natural result without tattooing.

Before the treatment, tell us about allergies, sensitive skin, inflammation or recent procedures in the brow area. If you're not sure lamination is right for you, ask us or your doctor.

Lamination, microblading or tattooing?

Microblading and permanent make-up put pigment into the skin and last for months or years. Lamination is gentle, temporary and only changes the direction and look of your hairs. It's ideal if you want groomed brows without a long-term commitment.