Brow Lamination: A Guide to Your First Appointment

The three steps of the treatment

The full treatment combines shaping, tinting, and lamination, each with a different purpose:

• Brow shaping: a personalised assessment of your face shape to define the ideal structure and choose the right hair removal method — threading, waxing, or tweezing.
• Tinting: adds intensity and definition, covering lighter or sparser areas.
• Lamination: sets the hairs in the desired direction, creating the effect of greater density and a subtle lift that opens up the eyes.

How we choose the hair removal method

Not every skin type or brow shape responds the same way to each technique. Threading offers maximum precision and is a good option for sensitive skin; waxing is quick and effective on larger areas; tweezing allows for millimetre-precise adjustments on the final touches. During your appointment, your specialist assesses your skin and face shape to recommend the right combination for you.

What to expect on the day

A full appointment usually combines all three steps in the same treatment. First, the shape is defined using the chosen hair removal method, then the tint is applied, and finally the lamination sets the hairs in their new direction. The result is immediate: neater, fuller, more elegant brows the moment you leave the studio.

Great brow design respects the natural shape of your face — it doesn’t impose a mould, it enhances what’s already there.

Aftercare

For the first 24 hours, it’s best to keep your brows dry and avoid makeup or heavy creams on the area, so the lamination sets properly. For more detail on the first week of aftercare, check out our guide to brow lamination aftercare.