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Eyebrow Lamination
Draper Utah
Brow lamination is a cosmetic treatment for eyebrows that helps to achieve a fuller, thicker, and more defined look. It involves restructuring and setting the brow hairs in a desired shape using a chemical solution.
The entire brow lamination procedure usually takes around 45 minutes to an hour. The results can last for several weeks, with some variation depending on individual hair growth and maintenance. The treatment can also give a more uniform look to the brows by taming unruly or sparse hairs.
We are so excited to be able to offer brow lamination at The Spa Wellness Center!
Brow lamination is often paired with a brow tint. This further helps to define your natural brow.
Brow lamination offers a wonderful choice for those seeking thicker, darker, and well-defined eyebrows while accentuating their existing brow hairs. This technique acts as a relaxer for your brows, gently taming and tinting unruly hairs. The result is beautifully manicured and fuller brows that require less time and effort in your daily grooming routine. Say goodbye to endless mirror adjustments, as brow lamination helps you achieve the desired shape and definition effortlessly.
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How much does it cost?At The Spa Wellness Center, We charge $55 for a brow lamination or $70 for a lamination, shape and tint.
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How long does brow lamination and tint last?The effects of lamination lasts up to eight weeks, while the tinting can maintain its color for approximately four weeks. On average, individuals often find that brow lamination lasts between six to eight weeks.
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Will brow lamination damage my natural brows?Rest assured, brow lamination does not impact the growth of your hair in any way. However, it's important to note that we refrain from laminating brows that are extremely fine or have a very light color. This precaution is taken to avoid any potential harm to the hair during the process.
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Can you laminate over microbladed brows?As long as you are fully healed, we can!
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Will it hurt?There should be no pain during a lamination or a tint. If you feel any discomfort, please say something to your estie!
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How often will I need to have it done?We suggest every 8-10 weeks.
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