Eyebrow lamination

The eyebrow lamination is a cosmetic treatment used to smooth, comb and fix eyebrow hairs, achieving a more defined, tidy and voluminous appearance. In this procedure, a chemical solution is applied to the eyebrows that allows the hairs to be molded in the desired direction, leaving them with a more “laminated” or polished appearance.

The end result is more uniform brows, with a lifted and polished look, similar to the trendy “soap eyebrow effect” where the hairs look thicker and tidier.

This treatment is ideal for those who have unruly eyebrows, with hairs that grow in different directions, or for those who are looking for a fuller and thicker effect without resorting to permanent makeup. Laminating helps to shape them without the need to cut or pluck them, achieving an effect that lasts between 4 and 6 weeks.

The procedure usually takes about 30 to 45 minutes and consists of several steps: first, a solution is applied that softens the hairs to make them more pliable, then the hairs are combed in the desired direction and fixed with a second solution that holds them in place. In some cases, the treatment is complemented with an eyebrow dye for an even more defined effect.

• Avoid other pretreatments: Do not wax, tweeze or thread at least 48 hours before lamination. This can irritate the skin and make the treatment more difficult.
• Do not exfoliate the area: Avoid using exfoliants or aggressive products on the eyebrow area at least 3 days before the procedure to prevent irritation.
• Avoid fatty products: Do not apply creams or oils to the eyebrows on the day of treatment, as they may interfere with the lamination process.
• Informs about allergies or sensitivities: If you have sensitive skin or any known allergic reaction to chemicals, discuss it with the professional before starting.
• Clean the eyebrows well: Asegúrate de llegar al tratamiento con el rostro limpio, sin maquillaje, aceites o productos para cejas.

• Avoid wetting the eyebrows for the first 24-48 hours: Do not expose eyebrows to water, steam or sweat, as contact with moisture can interfere with the laminate bonding process.
• Do not apply products to the eyebrows for the first 24 hours: Avoid creams, oils, serums, make-up or any other products on the treated area for the first 24 hours.
• Avoid rubbing or touching the eyebrows: During the first few days, it is important not to rub or manipulate the eyebrows so as not to alter their shape.
• Moisturize the eyebrows after 48 hours: After the first two days, apply a nourishing serum or oil, such as castor or coconut oil, to keep the hairs moisturized and prevent them from drying out.
• Avoid extreme exposures: During the first days, avoid the use of saunas, swimming pools or prolonged exposure to the sun in order not to weaken the effect of the laminate.
• Keep a regular touch-up: To keep the eyebrows laminated and in optimal condition, it is advisable to follow a touch-up program every 4 to 6 weeks, depending on hair growth.