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Brow lamination is a semi-permanent treatment that lifts, sets, and smooths your natural brow hairs to create fuller, more defined brows—no needles, no downtime. The best time to get brow lamination is right before a big event or at the start of your natural hair growth cycle to enjoy long-lasting results.
Brow lamination is essentially a “perm” for your eyebrows—but with a modern, beauty-forward twist.
It straightens and lifts each individual brow hair using a gentle chemical solution, creating the look of fuller, thicker brows for weeks at a time.
If you’re wondering, “What’s the difference between brow lamination and waxing?” — the key is in their purpose. Waxing removes unwanted hair to define the brow shape, while lamination focuses on styling and setting the brow hairs you already have for a lifted, more polished look.
While microblading adds pigment to the skin, brow lamination enhances the natural hairs you already have—making it ideal for those who want natural-looking enhancement without permanent changes.
The process is quick, straightforward, and pain-free—usually completed in less than an hour at a certified salon like Bela Beauty College. Many first-time clients ask, “How long does brow lamination last? And why might yours fade early?” On average, results last 6–8 weeks, but factors like skincare habits, exposure to moisture, or improper aftercare can cause results to fade sooner.
This structured approach is what makes brow lamination a game-changer—it’s quick, safe, and makes your natural brows the main event.
Brow lamination isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s also about convenience and self-confidence.
This treatment is especially useful if your brow hairs tend to point in different directions or fall flat throughout the day.
Lamination is incredibly versatile, but it’s not a one-size-fits-all. Here’s who benefits most from this trending treatment:
A consultation at Bela Beauty College can help determine if you’re a suitable candidate before proceeding.
Timing your brow lamination right is key to maximising its effects.
Regular upkeep every 6–8 weeks helps maintain results without over-processing.
Aftercare can make or break your results. Following the right post-treatment steps ensures your brows stay lifted, healthy, and well-defined for as long as possible. One common question we hear is, “Can you wax after brow lamination?” It’s best to avoid waxing immediately after lamination, as the skin and hair follicles are more sensitive. If needed, wait a few days before scheduling any waxing to prevent irritation or damage to the brow area.
Proper care extends the lifespan of your lamination and protects the hair structure.
While generally safe, brow lamination does use chemicals that require proper handling.
At Bela Beauty College, our certified stylists follow strict safety protocols to ensure your comfort and results.
The cost of brow lamination varies depending on location, salon experience, and whether tinting is included.
While it might seem pricier than traditional waxing or tinting, the long-lasting results make it a worthwhile investment.
Wondering how brow lamination compares to other popular brow treatments?
Treatment | Technique | Duration | Ideal For |
Brow Lamination | Restructures brow hairs upward | 6–8 weeks | Fuller look using natural hairs |
Microblading | Tattooing tiny strokes onto skin | 12–24 months | Sparse brows needing long-term filling |
Brow Tinting | Adds semi-permanent dye | 3–4 weeks | Enhancing color and contrast |
Threading/Waxing | Shapes brows by removing hair | 3–5 weeks | Clean-up and brow shaping |
Brow lamination sits comfortably in the middle—more lasting than tinting, less commitment than microblading.
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