Brow Lamination

Immediate Care (First 24-48 Hours):

1. Avoid Moisture: Refrain from getting your eyebrows wet or washing your face directly after the tinting session. This includes avoiding steam, saunas, and excessive sweating.
2. Gentle Cleansing: Be cautious around the eyebrow area when cleaning your face. Use a mild cleanser and pat the brows dry gently.

General Care:

1. Avoid Oil-Based Products: Steer clear of oil-based makeup removers and skincare products around the brow area, as these can cause the tint to fade faster.
2. Limit Sun Exposure: Protect your brows from direct sunlight and tanning beds, as UV exposure can lighten the tint. Consider using sunscreen on the brow area or wearing a hat when outdoors.
3. Avoid Exfoliants: Refrain from using exfoliating products or peels on the eyebrow area, as these can accelerate the fading of the tint.
4. Application of Moisturizer: After the first day, apply a thin layer of gentle moisturizer or an occlusive product (such as vitamin E  oil or petroleum jelly) over the brows to help maintain the color.
5. Avoid Touching or Picking: Avoid touching or picking at your eyebrows to prevent uneven tint fading.
6. Schedule Touch-Ups: Brow tinting usually lasts several weeks. Consider scheduling touch-ups every 6 weeks to maintain the vibrancy of your tint.

1. Avoid Moisture: Refrain from getting your eyebrows wet or washing your face directly after the lamination session. This includes avoiding steam, saunas, and excessive sweating.
2. No Makeup or Skincare Products: Avoid applying makeup, creams, or skincare products on the treated eyebrows for at least 24 hours after the lamination.

General Care:

1. Gentle Cleansing: When cleaning your face, be gentle around the eyebrow area. Use a mild cleanser and pat the brows dry instead of rubbing.
2. Avoid Oil-Based Products: Steer clear of oil-based makeup removers and skincare products around the brow area, as these can weaken the lamination effect.
3. Limit Sun Exposure: Protect your brows from direct sunlight and tanning beds, as UV exposure can impact the lamination. Use sunscreen on the brow area or wear a hat when outdoors.
4. Avoid Exfoliants: Refrain from using exfoliating products or peels on the eyebrow area, as these can affect the lamination.
5. Apply Nourishing Serum: After the first 24 hours, apply a nourishing serum or brow oil recommended by your technician to keep the brows hydrated and maintain the lamination.
6. Avoid Touching or Manipulating Brows: Try not to touch or manipulate your eyebrows excessively to preserve the lamination's shape and effect.
7. Schedule Touch-Ups: Brow lamination typically lasts several weeks. Consider scheduling touch-ups as needed to maintain the desired look.

Aftercare for brow henna is crucial for maintaining the color and longevity of the treatment. Here's a general guide to aftercare:

1. Avoid Moisture: For the first 24 to 48 hours after the treatment, try to keep your eyebrows dry. Avoid washing your face directly and minimize exposure to steam, saunas, or excessive sweating.
2. Gentle Cleansing: When cleaning your face, be gentle around the eyebrow area. Use a mild cleanser and pat the area dry instead of rubbing.
3. Avoid Oil-Based Products: Steer clear of oil-based skincare products and makeup removers around the brow area. These can cause the henna to fade faster.
4. Limit Sun Exposure: Direct sunlight and tanning beds can cause the henna to lighten more quickly. If exposed to the sun, use sunscreen on the brow area or wear a hat.
5. Avoid Exfoliants: Refrain from using exfoliants or peels on the brow area, as these can accelerate the fading of the henna.
6. Apply Coconut Oil or Vaseline: After the first day, applying a thin layer of coconut oil or petroleum jelly over the brows can help protect and prolong the henna color.
7. Avoid Touching or Picking: Try not to touch or pick at your eyebrows as this can cause the henna to fade unevenly.