Question 1

WHAT IS BROW LAMINATION?

Accepted Answer

Brow Lamination is a noninvasive procedure and a semi-permanent solution for eyebrows that lack shape, do not have symmetry, where the hairs follow a different pattern or have sparse areas. With lamination, we manipulate the hair follicle so that we can help to shape them to allow the hair to flow in upward direction, soften and smooth over the eyebrow hair, and also visually lift the eyebrow arch. This realigns the direction of the natural brow pattern in such a way to give you the desired shape. Brow lamination is like a brazilian blowout for the brows. The treatment helps to coax your brow hairs, so they start to grow in the desired direction.

Question 2

WHO IS A GOOD CANDIDATE FOR BROW LAMINATION?

Accepted Answer

Anyone who is looking to improve his or her natural brows is a great candidate. It's perfect for those looking to add volume and a more defined arch, as it makes the brow area appear larger and fuller. Brow laminations are great for filling gaps, adding definition, and giving the illusion of more hair to sparse brows.

Question 3

WHO IS NOT A GOOD CANDIDATE FOR BROW LAMINATION?

Accepted Answer

General:  Too many bald spots in the brow  Extremely sparse brows  Skin Disease, Skin Trauma, Cuts, Abrasions, Burns, and Swelling in the immediate area.  Recent surgeries around the eyes, head, or face  Sunburn Hypersensitive Skin/Eyes  On any blood thinners  Scar tissue in the treatment area  Pregnant/Breastfeeding Cancer or those undergoing Chemotherapy  Brow growth serums  Brow henna within the last 10 weeks (standard brow tint okay)  With previous allergic reactions to eyelash lift / relaxing products  Within 6 weeks after a PMU treatment or chemical peels  Medical:  Cysts (A dust is a lump of the upper or lower eyelid caused by obstruction and inflammation of an oil gland of the eyelid.)  Skin Disorders in the general eye area. (Dermatitis, Xanthelasma, Syringoma)  Alopecia or T richotillimania  Glaucoma Cataract (a clouding of the natural lens in one or both eyes leading to decreased vision)  Herpes Simplex  Blepharitis (An ocular condition characterized by chronic inflammation of the eyelid)  Hordeola/Stye/Styes (A small collection of puss/abscess on the eyelid)  Keratitis (Inflammation of the cornea of the eye)  Eye Infections (Impetigo, Conjunctivitis)  Eye Inflammation (Uveitis)  Diabetic Retinopathy (A medical condition in which damage occurs to the retina due to diabetes) Bells Palsy or any condition that makes closing or opening the eye(s) difficult  Any disease/disorder that causes shaking twitching or erratic movements

Question 4

WHAT IS THE PRE / POST CARE FOR BROW LAMINATION?

Accepted Answer

Pre 24-48 hours:  Do not apply Retin-A, AHA or exfoliate the brow area for 72 hour before  Do not exfoliate the brow area 72 hours before the service. Arrive to your appointment completely free of eye makeup Post 24-48 hours: Do not wet your brows (48 hours, if possible) Avoid touching the brow area at the risk of transferring oils Do not apply make up to the brow Do not apply Retin-A, AHA or exfoliate the brow area after the treatment No self-tanner products should be used on the face for at least 48 hours post treatment  Comb hairs into place daily  MOST IMPORTANT : Apply aftercare brow serum given daily (we suggest before bed)

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