There are a lot of brow treatments or enhancements to choose from nowadays. New treatments are popping up all the time, and people are getting confused with them.
One of the treatments you may have heard about but had no idea what it was is an eyebrow perm or brow lamination.
Is an eyebrow perm and eyebrow lamination the same thing?
Yes! Due to the fact that eyebrow hairs are treated with chemicals in order to modify their shape and position in a semi-permanent way, the treatment can be compared with a hair perm, a dying trend, but done with a similar technique.
We at Lucia Lash and Brow Philly, New York, Park Slope, Stamford, and Honolulu call it Eyebrow Lamination. same effect with an eyebrow perm: long-lasting results, perfectly styled brows, and high glossy shine effects.
“Eyebrow lamination” lifts and sets your unruly brows into place, fills in gaps, and creates a thicker arch that looks lush, futuristic, and very trendy.
Does eyebrow lamination damage your natural brows?
That really depends on the products and the technician’s expertise with the trending treatment. If the technician leaves the perm too long, it can cause skin irritation and overprocessing.
But at Lucia Lash/Brow Philly, New York, Park Slope, Stamford, and Honolulu, definitely not! It’s because Lucia Lash and Brow’s founder, Tomoe Moore, created a special formula of very gentle perming lotion that is a cysteamine-based, thio-free solution to prevent hair breakage. Also, keratin is infused into the hair to strengthen it and protect it from damage with the high shine effect of the keratin treatment.
Additionally, all of our technicians are professional, experienced, and experts, so they know the amount of time they should leave the perming lotion in your eyebrows to avoid overprocessing.
Brow lamination is usually paired with eyebrow tint to darken your brows, making them more noticeable.
With brow lamination, it is a non-invasive treatment; there are no needles used, unlike with microblading.
In order to maintain your results in the future, you will need to have it redone every 6–8 weeks.
Though our products are lighter and gentler, we still recommend a patch test for those who have sensitive skin or have allergies to chemicals or other cosmetic products. This way, we can prevent any reactions on your skin.
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Location
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NEW YORK
37West 26th St. Suite 204 (in Spa ZUZU)
New York, NY 10010
646.838.7426
BROOKLYN
300 7th St. (in Park Slope)
Brooklyn, NY 11215
PHILADELPHIA
1528 Walnut St., Suite 522
Philadelphia, PA 19102
CONNECTICUT
2777 Summer St. Suite 500
Stamford, CT 06905
HAWAII – HONOLULU
4614 Kilauea Ave. Suite 202
Honolulu, HI 96816