Eyebrow Lamination, Shaping, & Tinting
Eyebrow lamination is a beauty treatment that uses a special liquid mixture to shape and fix eyebrows, giving them a defined shape, durability, and a polished appearance. This treatment is a popular way to enhance and groom eyebrows, providing a neat and expressive look.
The treatment begins with cleaning and disinfecting to remove dirt and bacteria from the eyebrows and surrounding areas. A special lamination mixture is then applied to the eyebrows to smooth and direct them into the desired shape. Often, keratin or other strengthening and flexible substances are used.
Once the mixture is applied, the eyebrows are shaped using special brushes or tools to achieve the desired design. After shaping, the eyebrows are left for a specific amount of time to allow the mixture to dry and adhere to the hairs. Finally, the eyebrows are set into the final shape.
The main benefits of eyebrow lamination include long-lasting results, natural enhancement, and reducing the need for eyebrow makeup. Additionally, this treatment can give eyebrows a beautiful shape and expression, boosting your confidence and appeal. However, it’s important to consult a specialist before undergoing the treatment to avoid undesirable outcomes and choose a style that suits your individual needs.
Eyebrow lamination treatment includes:
- Cleansing and exfoliation of the eyebrows.
- A hydrating under-eye mask enriched with black pearls, gold, and minerals to refresh the under-eye area, reduce dullness, and provide hydration.
- Eyebrow architecture – drawing lines according to facial proportions.
- Dyeing with R’Cler Botox-infused dye, enriched with babassu and broccoli seed oil, and a moisturizing complex containing lauric and myristic acids for nourishing, promoting growth, and enhancing the elasticity of eyebrow hairs.
- Wax and tweezer correction.
- Eyebrow massage with Thuya cream enriched with argan oil.
The treatment is not recommended if:
- You are sensitive to ingredients or depilation wax.
- You have skin damage or rashes in the eyebrow area.
- You have thin and straight eyebrow hairs.
- Your eyebrows have been dyed with chemical or henna dyes – at least 6 weeks must pass after henna dyeing and 4 weeks after chemical dyeing before lamination can be done.