Eyebrow lamination - what is this procedure and how long do the effects of lamination last?

The eyebrow lamination procedure is a process that allows you to achieve a natural brow enhancement effect and tame unruly hairs. If your client wants a specific shape for her eyebrows, be sure to offer her the lamination process. Market trends are constantly changing, so you should adapt your eyebrow care and styling procedures to your clients' needs. See what eyebrow lamination is and when it's worth offering it to a client.

What is eyebrow lamination and what are the effects?

Eyebrowlamination can be a process that is part of an eyebrow hair styling treatment procedure. You must perform eyebrow styling and lamination services only with specialized preparations. Otherwise, the results will not be satisfactory.

If you provide premium services in your salon, it is essential to get professional preparations and invest in training to help you develop the right treatment procedures. The effects of eyebrow lamination are:

• soft hair,

• ease of styling,

• flexible hair structure.

In general, the eyebrow lamination procedure is recommended when the client's hair is hard, stiff and grows in different directions. If combing the eyebrows with a brush does not bring any results, definitely bet on lamination. This is a treatment that you can offer in your office to any client struggling with the problem of stiff hair.

Eyebrow lamination process - how does it work?

The treatment procedure for eyebrow lamination involves several steps that need to be carried out for the results to be truly satisfactory. It is worth mentioning that a properly performed treatment can last on the client's hair until new hair grows back.

The first step during eyebrow lamination is to use a product that will wash the skin and hair. Here it is also about cleansing the hair - you can use a specialized shampoo for this.

The next step is to use a moisturizing and softening product called "Pre step", which will allow better absorption of the lamination preparations.

Next, you need to apply a reducer to your eyebrows. This is a product based on thioglycolic acid, which opens the scales of the hair and causes the active substances to penetrate deep into the hair. There it will get on the disulfide bridges and reduce them. Which will allow the hair to be softened and reshaped.

The next step after the reducer is the oxidizer. A product whose job is to build new disulfide bridges in the new shape of the hair. This is the stage where you need to carefully apply the products and comb the hair into the expected shape, as it will be fixed.

After undergoing the fixing procedure, apply a conditioning product to the hair. Preferably deeply moisturizing and enriched with keratin. Also inform your client that she should not wash off her eyebrows with water earlier than after about 2-4 hours. During this time, you can also not do makeup removal, go to the pool and sauna.

For whom is eyebrow lamination treatment recommended?

Do you run your eyebrow and eyelash styling salon? If so, expand your business and offer an eyebrow lamination procedure to your clients. This is a procedure you can recommend to women who:

• have a problem with unruly eyebrows,

• want to slightly thicken their sparse eyebrow hairs,

• wish to improve the appearance of their eyebrows,

• are growing longer eyebrows and want to strengthen the hair.

• But most of all, they have stiff and strong eyebrow hair.

Remember, too, that there are some contraindications to the procedure. A few of them are: allergy to the active ingredients used in eyebrow lamination products, conjunctivitis, dry skin, pregnancy or lactation, acute acne with open wounds on the facial skin. If your client suffers from any of the above problems, recommend performing the eyebrow lamination service at another time.