REVEAL NATURAL & CAPTIVATING BROWS AND LASHES

Brow lamination is a cosmetic procedure that involves perming the brow hairs to create a fuller, more defined shape. The treatment essentially "sets" the hairs in place, which helps to manage and shape them according to your desired look.

Brow lamination can be a great option for many people, but it’s important to ensure it’s suitable for you based on your individual needs and conditions. Here’s a general guide to help determine if you’re a good candidate:

Ideal Candidates for Brow Lamination

1. Healthy Brows: Those with relatively healthy brows that are not overly damaged or weak are ideal candidates. Brow lamination works best on brows with some natural hair density.

2. Desire for Fuller Brows: If you’re looking for a way to achieve fuller, more defined brows or to manage unruly brow hairs, lamination can be effective.

3. Sparse or Irregular Brows: Individuals with sparse or irregular brows who want a more uniform look may benefit from the treatment.

4. Maintenance: If you’re looking for a low-maintenance brow solution and prefer not to spend time shaping or filling in your brows daily, lamination could be a good fit.

Considerations and Precautions

1. Sensitive Skin: If you have sensitive skin or are prone to allergic reactions, it’s important to discuss this with your technician. A patch test should be performed beforehand.

2. Skin Conditions: Those with active skin conditions around the brow area, such as eczema or psoriasis, should avoid brow lamination until the condition is treated or under control.

3. Recent Brow Treatments: If you’ve recently had other brow treatments (like tinting, waxing, or threading), it’s usually recommended to wait before undergoing lamination. This helps avoid potential irritation or complications.

4. Pregnancy and Nursing: While many salons do not have specific restrictions for pregnant or nursing women, it’s a good idea to consult with a healthcare provider before undergoing any cosmetic treatments.

5. Existing Brow Conditions: If you have thinning or very weak brow hairs, lamination might not be suitable. In such cases, it’s best to consult a professional to discuss alternative treatments.

6. Chemically Treated Brows: If your brows have recently been treated with other chemical products, it’s important to inform your technician to ensure that lamination won’t interact negatively with previous treatments.

7. Expectations: Ensure your expectations align with what brow lamination can realistically achieve. It’s best to have a consultation with a professional to discuss your desired results and any potential limitations.

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A professional brow technician here at Dream Medspa will assess your brow health and discuss your goals to determine if brow lamination is appropriate for you. They will also advise you on the best aftercare practices to ensure the best results.

1. Consultation and Cleaning: Your brows are cleaned, and the desired shape is discussed.

2. Application of Solution: A lifting solution is applied to the brows to soften and restructure the hairs.

3. Shaping: The brows are brushed into the desired shape.

4. Setting Solution: A setting solution is applied to lock the hairs in place.

5. Conditioning: A nourishing oil or conditioner is applied to hydrate and protect the hairs.

Brow lamination typically lasts between 6 to 8 weeks, depending on your hair growth cycle and aftercare.

Yes, when performed by a trained professional, brow lamination is generally safe. The products used are designed for use on the brow area and are applied with caution.

• Avoid: Avoid using any brow makeup or skincare products on the day of your appointment.

• Inform: Let your technician know if you have any allergies or skin sensitivities.

• Avoid Wetting: Keep your brows dry for the first 24 hours after the treatment.

• No Touching: Avoid touching or rubbing your brows.

• Hydration: Use a nourishing brow serum or oil as recommended to keep your brows hydrated and healthy.

Yes, you can use brow makeup after lamination. However, because your brows will already be well-defined and shaped, you might find you need less product.

The cost can vary depending on if adding shaping and waxing before lamination in addition to tinting, but it typically ranges from $50 to $150.

While there are DIY kits available, it's recommended to have brow lamination done by a professional to ensure safety and optimal results.

Possible side effects include irritation or allergic reactions. It’s important to perform a patch test before the treatment and ensure you’re using a reputable technician.

• Sensitive Skin: Those with very sensitive skin or severe eczema should avoid the treatment.

• Pregnant or Nursing Women: It’s often recommended to avoid cosmetic treatments during pregnancy or nursing, though it’s best to consult with a healthcare provider.

• Recent Brow Treatments: If you've recently had other brow treatments, it's wise to wait before getting a lamination.

In general, a lash lift lasts for around 4 to 12 weeks, but this can vary depending on the lash cycle and the type of lash lift product utilized. Our medspa utilizes the leading formulation Ellebana. With proper care, it is possible to extend the results.

Clients with long, dense, and healthy natural lashes are the best candidates for lash lifts. In addition, clients with short and healthy eyelashes can benefit. The natural eyelashes should be long enough to lay over the center of the rod or shield. We discourage lash lifts for clients who have damaged natural lashes.

Remove all eye makeup, contact lenses, and false eyelashes before the scheduled appointment

Avoid curling your natural lashes for at least 24 hours prior to treatment

Stop using waterproof mascara 48 hours before your procedure since it leaves behind unwanted residue

Patients with an eye infection, like pink eye, need to wait until it has cleared prior to treatment

Be gentle with the fresh lash lift; no rubbing, baking, steam, sleeping on them.

Do not get the lash lift wet for the first 24 hrs.

Avoid waterproof mascara.