Brow Lamination

Come with clean, product-free brows. If you are changing shape, let the hair grow for about two weeks beforehand — there is more to work with and the result lasts longer.

Avoid strong exfoliants and retinoids on the brow area for a few days before your appointment. Tell us when booking if you have ever reacted to a brow or lash treatment, or to hair dye.

Keep them completely dry for the first 24 hours, brush them upward daily to hold the shape, and use the nourishing oil provided to condition the hair. Avoid steam and heavy sweating on the first day.

Tint fades gradually rather than all at once, and how quickly depends on your skin and routine. Most clients book a top-up alongside their next shaping appointment.

Lamination is a chemical process, so it is spaced out to keep the hair in good condition — usually a matter of weeks rather than days. The right interval for your brows is discussed at your appointment.

The deposit holds your slot. As a single-artist studio, an unfilled appointment cannot be given to anyone else at short notice, so the deposit protects the time that has been reserved for you.