Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Brow Lamination & brow tint.

Brow Lamination & brow tint are generally safe when performed by a trained technician. We recommend a patch test for sensitive skin, discuss allergies, and use professional products. Minimal irritation can occur, but reactions are uncommon with proper screening.

Results vary: lamination typically lasts 6–8 weeks while tint can last 4–6 weeks depending on skin type, hair growth, and aftercare. Regular touch-ups extend results—your technician will advise timing based on your brows and lifestyle.

No, the change is not permanent. Lamination relaxes and sets hairs into a new position for several weeks; hair growth gradually returns brows to their natural state. Regular services maintain the style without long-term alteration to the hair itself.

Avoid getting brows wet for 24 hours after lamination and tinting to set the shape and color. After that, you may wear makeup, but avoid oil-based products on tinted hairs to prolong the color.

Come with clean, product-free brows and avoid tanning, waxing, or strong retinol treatments for a few days prior. Bring reference photos and disclose allergies or skin sensitivities so we can customize tint shade and lamination technique.

Some clients experience temporary redness, dryness, or mild sensitivity. Tint can cause allergic reactions in rare cases—patch testing reduces risk. Our licensed technicians follow strict hygiene and use high-quality products to minimize side effects.