With proper aftercare, brow lamination typically lasts 3 - 6 weeks. Just like the hair on your head, brows need care to stay healthy. Applying the aftercare cream or serum consistently after your appointment will help prevent dryness and frizziness. Brow growth cycles can also impact how long the lamination lasts—if your brows grow quickly, the effects may fade sooner.

For first-timers, we recommend a complimentary patch test 1 - 3 days before your brow lamination appointment. Allergic reactions may take 24 - 48 hours to appear, so this extra step ensures your safety and comfort, reducing the chance of any adverse reactions.

• Avoid trimming your brows before your appointment.

• Refrain from using retinoids, acne medications, or AHA/BHAs at least 48 hours prior.

• If you are on Accutane, have a medical condition, or are pregnant or breastfeeding, brow lamination is not recommended.

• Keep your brows dry for 24 hours—avoid water or steam.

• Refrain from rubbing or touching your brows for 24 hours.

• Avoid makeup, oils, tanning, and sweating on your brows for the first 24 hours.

• Sleep on your back to prevent pressure on your brows.

• Avoid using retinoids, acne medications, or AHA/BHAs for at least 48 hours after your appointment.

• After 24 hours, apply the aftercare cream daily.

• Tip: Apply the aftercare cream when your brows are damp, then brush them into your desired shape.

• Brush your brows daily to maintain the shape you want.

• Book your next brow lamination appointment in 6 - 8 weeks.