Brow Lamination: First Week Aftercare

The first day

Avoid getting your brows wet, applying makeup, or using rich creams over the area during the first 24 hours. The setting product is still working during that time, and water or oils can soften the direction achieved during the treatment.

During the first week

• Avoid rubbing or brushing your brows against their new direction — if you need to groom them, always brush gently upward.
• Use only the aftercare products recommended by your specialist, avoiding exfoliants or retinols on the area.
• Avoid saunas, steam, and heavy sweating for the first few days, just as with lash lifting.
• Try not to rest your face directly on the pillow the first few nights, so you don’t flatten the lamination on one side.

What’s normal and what isn’t

It’s normal for your brows to feel slightly stiff for the first two days — that’s the setting product finishing its work. If you notice irritation, intense itching, or redness that doesn’t improve, contact us so we can guide you.

Brow lamination is cared for just like lash lifting: give the first few days the calm they need to properly set the result.

How long the effect lasts

Brow lamination usually stays visible for 4 to 6 weeks, depending on your natural hair growth cycle and this initial aftercare. If you’d like to revisit the full treatment from the start, take another look at our guide on your first brow lamination appointment.