A perm for your brows. Lamination softens and resets the hairs so they can be brushed up and into shape, giving a fuller, fluffier, more uniform brow that stays put for weeks.
What it is
Lamination uses two gentle solutions. The first relaxes the bond inside each brow hair so it can be redirected; the hairs are then brushed into the shape you want (usually up and over) and the second solution sets them there. A nourishing treatment finishes the service. The result is a groomed, feathered brow every morning, with no gel. It's especially good for unruly, downward-growing or gappy brows, because redirecting the hairs covers more skin.
Offered at both studios: Harrisburg Pike and Park City Center. By appointment: send a request and we'll call or text to confirm, or call 717-433-7774.
Your visit
We look at your growth pattern and agree on a direction and shape.
The first solution is applied and the hairs are brushed into place and left to process.
The neutralizing solution locks the new shape; then a conditioning treatment is applied.
Stray hairs are threaded or trimmed so the finished brow is clean. Tint can be added at this point.
Good to know
Anything else, call or text us at 717-433-7774.
Not when it's done at the right strength and timing for your hair and spaced at least six weeks apart. The conditioning step and daily brow oil keep the hairs soft.
Lamination works with the hair you have, so a very sparse brow may be better served by a tint or by threading a cleaner shape. We'll tell you at the consult.
Six to eight weeks, fading gradually as the brows grow out.
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