Brow Lamination In Boston, MA

Brow lamination typically lasts 4 to 8 weeks, depending on your hair type, aftercare routine, and natural brow growth cycle.

Yes, brow lamination and brow tinting can be done together for a more defined, fuller look, as long as your brows are in good condition and can handle both treatments.

Brow lamination is considered very safe for most people, including those with sensitive skin. However, if you’re currently using prescription retinol or prescription-strength acne medication, let your technician know beforehand. With the proper precautions, brow lamination can deliver beautiful, long-lasting results without compromising your skin’s health.

No, when performed by a professional, brow lamination does not damage natural brow hairs, but over-processing or frequent treatments without proper aftercare may weaken them.

For optimal results, avoid getting your brows wet, sweating, touching them, or wearing brow makeup for the first 24 hours. To preserve their shape and keep them looking healthy over the long term, consider using a nourishing brow serum or oil. We offer a basic aftercare kit and a deluxe kit (a paid add-on), which includes an enhanced brow serum for those who want an extra boost in maintaining beautifully groomed brows.

Not at all—brow lamination can be customized to achieve a natural, fluffy, or sleek look depending on your preference, hair type, and how they are styled post-treatment.

Brow lamination may not be suitable if you have significant gaps in your brows or if you’re using certain prescription-strength acne medications, such as retinol.