Brow lamination changes how your existing brow hairs can be positioned. Tint changes their colour, while shaping addresses the outline. At LBL, Brow Tint is separate from Brow Lamination: if you’d like tint as well, add it when you book.
Knowing which change you want makes the menu easier to use. You may love a brushed-up brow in a photo, but the colour and outline in that image might be just as much a part of what caught your eye.
What lamination does
Lamination is a chemical treatment that makes brow hairs more pliable so they can be set in a chosen direction. It works with existing hair. Professional manufacturer RefectoCil’s brow lamination FAQ describes this as a brow perming service.
Repositioning the hairs can make brows look fuller, but it doesn’t add new hair or make a thicker brow grow.
Ask me which products and approach your appointment will use.
Tint and shape are separate choices
If the part you like in a reference is the deeper colour, mention that. Lamination doesn’t include tint. If the outline is what you want changed, explain that too.
You’ll find Brow Lamination, Brow Tint and Brow Wax on the brow lamination and tint options. Add Brow Tint if you’d like colour with your lamination, and ask before booking other combinations. The services don’t all come as a package.
A useful way to prepare is to finish this sentence: “I like my brows, but I’d like to change…” Your answer might be the direction of the hairs, the colour, the outline, or more than one of those things.
Talk through the finish you like
You don’t have to want the most strongly brushed-up version you’ve seen online. Bring a reference and point out what appeals to you. Say if you’d prefer something less pronounced, or if you like the shape but not the colour.
It can also help to explain what you do with your brows now. Do you usually leave them alone, use gel, or fill particular areas with a pencil? That gives your questions some everyday context.
Ask about upkeep and suitability
You’ll still need to think about styling and care after lamination. Elleebana’s manufacturer FAQ discusses styling after treatment and notes that overprocessing can damage brow hairs. The right care depends on the products used and your own skin and hair.
Before booking, ask what care the service involves and mention any previous reaction to brow products. Ask for aftercare advice for your appointment and help deciding whether the treatment suits your skin and hair.
Start with the brow service options. If you’re unsure which combination matches what you want, Visit & FAQs will help you find the next step. There’s no need to book every option to begin the conversation.