Eyebrow lamination

Eyebrow lamination is a treatment that gives a "lifting" effect and keeps the arch tidy: taking it into consideration means, therefore, evaluating a procedure that without too much effort makes the face more beautiful and enhanced. Lamination is commonly used also for eyelashes.

Eyebrows are often underestimated but in reality, just like eyelashes, they frame the look and enhance it. An alternative to drawing them with makeup or microblading that is painful for some women is this new treatment.

The treatment gives an aesthetic effect of order, giving color and correcting the curvature or natural curl, intervening above all to give a dense final result. In addition, regrowth is favored for those who have a problem with sparse eyebrows.

How do you do it?

The process consists of 4 phases, each designed to give that thick and defined effect so desired:

• The arches are combed. The first step is to define the current situation, with a comb of the eyebrows. A dedicated product very rich in nutrients is affixed to the small comb, the immediate result is hydration;

• Application of a product to strengthen the structure. The second step is dedicated to strengthening the eyebrows, making sure that even the thinnest hairs gain importance;

• To combs hair again. The third step is a new hairstyle, this time to define the shape and the desired look based on your face and your possibilities given by the number of hairs and the current structure;

• The dye is applied. The last step is the one that requires a processing time of about 20 minutes. Dye your eyebrows with an ad hoc product. In this way, the final effect will be much more defined and evident.

After these 4 steps, the professional who takes care of it goes to intervene manually in cleaning the form: usually the possibilities are the use of waxing or tweezers; the latter allows for more definition.

How long does the effect of eyebrow lamination last?

The treatment works by accumulation and needs to be repeated over time to give the desired effect. Professionals recommend that you do it every 4 weeks.

Clearly, the duration is entirely personal though, and is influenced by certain characteristics such as the amount of makeup you apply, the correct skincare routine and even sweating. Skin type can also have an impact.

After the treatment, attention is required for about 24 hours: during this period of time you should not make up, wet or apply products because these steps affect the final result, compromising the treatment. In general, it seems that the repetition of the treatment leads to an effective improvement of one's eyebrows, which appear thicker and healthier.

What is the difference between eyebrow lamination and microblading?

Having perfect, defined eyebrows that can frame the eyes is the goal of every woman, especially those who suffer from sparse or not very voluminous eyebrows, or who in the past have shaved them excessively, sometimes even shaving them according to the diktats of fashion. The two treatments we are about to compare differ in some characteristics:

• Technique. Microblading is a real cosmetic tattoo, giving an inflammation and a slightly painful but bearable effect, and it is permanent. Lamination, is much gentler, it is not painful but at the same time it is less permanent;

• Duration. The result of a microblading tattoo lasts for at least 1 year, as long as the advice given for post-treatment care is followed, in the case of lamination, it is important to repeat the treatment more or less monthly;

• Maintenance. If lamination requires only 24 hours of attention, and then returns to everyday life, microblading requires some prolonged attention in the following weeks, including meticulous care of scabs and attention to the use of specific products;

• Price. Microblading is expensieve but it is required only one seat, while lamination has a lower price but must be repeated over time.