Fuller, Fluffier Brows Instantly
Brow lamination lifts and sets each hair into place, creating the look of fuller, thicker brows. It’s perfect for sparse areas or brows that lack shape. The result is soft, natural volume without heavy makeup.
Tames Unruly or Asymmetrical Brows
If your brows grow in different directions or feel hard to manage, lamination smooths and straightens them. Each hair is brushed into the same direction for a neat, uniform finish. Think just-combed brows that stay in place all day.
Defined Brows With Minimal Effort
Once laminated, your brows need very little daily styling. A quick brush in the morning is often all that’s needed. Ideal for busy routines or anyone wanting polished brows without the hassle.
Brow Lamination has taken the beauty world by storm and has become a celebrity must have treatment within the beauty industry, leaving you with brows that are thicker, fuller and uniform. This must have trend tames tough and unruly hairs as it sets them them in place so that every hair lies in the same direction, creating a just-combed effect. Brow lamination is essentially a lash lift for your brows, blessing you with defined brows that are, however, fuller and thicker. Brow lamination involves no pain, your brows will appear straighter as they are combed into the perfect shape- what a dream!
How long does brow lamination last?
Results typically last 4–6 weeks, depending on your natural hair growth and aftercare. As the brows grow out, the effect softens gradually and evenly. We usually recommend rebooking every 6 weeks to maintain results.
Is brow lamination suitable for everyone?
Brow lamination works best on brows that are naturally uneven, sparse, or hard to control.
During your consultation, we’ll assess your brows and advise honestly on suitability.
Our aim is always natural, flattering results — never overdone.
Do I need a patch test?
Yes — a patch test is required at least 24 hours before your brow lamination appointment.
This is for your safety and is required for insurance purposes.
If a patch test hasn’t been completed, we unfortunately won’t be able to carry out the treatment.