What is brow lamination?

Whether it be microblading, microfeathering, extensions, or a good old-fashioned brow pencil, there are tons of ways to groom your brows these days. While microblading and microfeathering are semi-permanent solutions for anyone who's over filling in their brows every morning, these treatments aren't for everyone. If you have a needle phobia or are nervous that you'll end up with irreversible botched brows, you've probably politely sat these two options out. As for extensions, there are no needles involved, but your brows may start to look uneven as the fibers fall out. That's where brow lamination comes in, which is the latest needle-free treatment for thicker, fuller brows.  

Originating in Russia, but blowing up in England, brow lamination tames unruly hairs and sets them in place for a fluffy just-combed look. 

"Brow lamination is essentially a perm for your eyebrows, but without using the same harsh chemicals," says Giselle Soto, Los Angeles-based celebrity brow artist who just started offering the treatment stateside. "It’s a keratin treatment that not only stimulates growth while strengthening the brow hairs, but creates thick, fluffy, and full brows."

Lamination is a good alternative to microblading because it works with your existing hair, giving you your ideal brow look without the use of needles, ink insertion into the body, and pain. 

How long does brow lamination last?

Is brow lamination safe?

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