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Brows · Tacoma, WA

Brow Lamination

Think of brow lamination as a reset for hairs that grow downward, cross over, or refuse to stay where you brush them. The treatment gently softens and sets your natural brow hairs into a fuller, more even shape that you can style fluffy or sleek. The result stays groomed for weeks, without microblading or a daily layer of strong-hold gel.

1hr 15minDuration
6 to 8 weeksTypical results

What to expect

I brush your brow hairs into your desired shape, then apply a gentle lifting solution followed by a setting solution to hold that shape as the hairs grow. The result is a fuller, more uniform brow that stays brushed-up looking without daily styling.

It's a good fit if you have naturally straight, downward-growing, or unruly brow hairs that never quite stay where you brush them, lamination trains the hair itself to hold the shape.

Aftercare

  • Keep brows completely dry for 24 hours after your appointment.
  • Brush brows into shape daily with a spoolie while they set into their new pattern.
  • Avoid oil-based cleansers or makeup removers on the brow area, they can soften the lift early.

Why clients choose brow lamination

  • Creates the look of fuller brows without microblading or any semi-permanent pigment under the skin.
  • Holds a brushed-up shape for weeks, cutting out the daily brow gel step in your routine.
  • Pairs naturally with brow tinting in the same visit for both shape and color.

Pairs beautifully with brow tinting for a fuller, more defined finish in one visit.

Frequently asked questions

How long does brow lamination last?

Results commonly last around 6 to 8 weeks, following your natural brow hair's growth cycle.

Does it damage the hairs?

The process gently restructures the hair to hold a new, lifted shape. Following aftercare, like keeping brows dry for the first day, helps keep hairs healthy between visits.

Can I get lamination and tinting together?

Yes. Many clients book both in the same visit for a fuller, more defined brow, tint for depth and lamination for hold and shape.