Brow lamination is an excellent option for anyone looking to enhance their natural eyebrows without permanent cosmetic procedures.

• Fuller-looking eyebrows: Creates the appearance of thicker, denser brows by lifting and repositioning existing hairs.

• Improved brow symmetry: Helps align uneven or downward-growing hairs for a more balanced appearance.

• Long-lasting results: Enjoy beautifully styled brows for approximately 4 to 6 weeks.

• Less daily maintenance: Reduces the need for brow gels, pencils, and time-consuming styling.

• Customizable finish: Achieve anything from naturally groomed brows to a fuller, fluffy brow look.

• Conditioning care: Our Thuya treatment includes a finishing cream with Argan Oil and Vitamin E to help condition your eyebrow hairs.

• No needles or permanent makeup: Enhances your natural brows without tattooing or invasive procedures.

Preparing for your brow lamination appointment helps ensure your natural eyebrow hairs are ready for treatment.

Before your appointment:

• Arrive with clean eyebrows, free from makeup, brow gels, pencils, and other styling products.

• Avoid irritating or exfoliating the eyebrow area immediately before treatment.

• Let your brow specialist know about any allergies, skin sensitivities, or previous reactions to cosmetic treatments.

• Inform your provider if you have recently undergone a chemical peel, facial treatment, or other procedure near your eyebrows.

• Avoid trimming or over-plucking your brows before your appointment so your specialist can assess their natural shape.

Your DermaEnvy brow specialist will assess your eyebrow hair type and condition before beginning treatment.

1 Week Before Treatment:

- Avoid exfoliating agents, acids, retinol, and vitamin A-based products.

These personalized guidelines ensure your skin is optimally primed for the transformative effects of microneedling. Your journey to enviable skin starts here.

Although not required, depending on your pain tolerance, numbing cream can either be purchased to apply yourself at home before your treatment or pay in-clinic for an aesthetician to apply at the time of your treatment.

Proper aftercare helps maintain the appearance of your newly laminated brows and keeps your natural eyebrow hairs in good condition.

For the first 24 hours following your brow lamination treatment:

• Keep your eyebrows dry and avoid excessive moisture.

• Avoid steam rooms, saunas, and activities that cause heavy sweating.

• Do not apply brow makeup, gels, or styling products.

• Avoid rubbing, touching, or brushing your brows excessively.

• Avoid exfoliating acids, retinoids, and harsh skincare products around the eyebrow area.

After the initial 24 hours, gently brush your eyebrows into place using a clean spoolie brush. Your brow specialist may recommend a suitable conditioning product to help keep your hairs soft and manageable.

Following these instructions helps preserve your brow shape while reducing the risk of dryness or irritation.

While Brow Lamination is generally suitable for many individuals, certain skin conditions, medications, and recent cosmetic treatments may affect your eligibility.

Brow Lamination may not be recommended if you have:

• Active eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, or skin infections around the eyebrows.

• Open wounds, sunburn, irritation, or broken skin in the treatment area.

• Known allergies or sensitivities to brow lamination or perming products.

• Severely damaged, brittle, or overprocessed eyebrow hairs.

• Recently undergone chemical peels, microneedling, laser resurfacing, microblading, or other treatments near the eyebrows.

• Recently used retinoids, prescription acne medications, or other products that increase skin sensitivity.

• Recently undergone eye surgery.

If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking prescription skin medications, or have particularly sensitive skin, additional precautions or medical clearance may be recommended.

At DermaEnvy Skincare, your safety and comfort are our priority. Our trained professionals will assess your natural eyebrow hairs, skin condition, and treatment history to help determine whether Brow Lamination is suitable for you.