Eyebrow lamination is a procedure that involves permanently setting the eyebrow hairs in a specific direction, making the brows appear fuller, more symmetrical, and well-groomed. The effect lasts for several weeks.

The eyebrow lamination effect usually lasts from 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the individual characteristics of the hairs and post-procedure care.

Yes, eyebrow lamination is safe, provided it is performed by a qualified specialist using appropriate products.

Before the procedure, avoid using strong cosmetics and peels on the eyebrows. It is also important that the eyebrows are clean and free of makeup.

Yes, you can apply makeup after eyebrow lamination, but it is recommended to wait at least 24 hours after the procedure to ensure lasting and undisturbed results.

Eyebrow lamination is suitable for most people, but it is not recommended for those with very delicate, sparse, or damaged eyebrow hairs. A consultation with a professional before the procedure will help determine if it is the right option.

After the procedure, avoid wetting the eyebrows for 24 hours, as well as avoiding hot baths, saunas, and intense physical exertion. It is also important to use conditioners and oils to help maintain healthy hairs.

A properly performed eyebrow lamination procedure should not damage natural hairs. It is crucial that the procedure is carried out by a qualified specialist using professional products.

It is recommended to perform eyebrow lamination no more frequently than every 6-8 weeks to give the hairs time to regenerate and maintain a healthy appearance.

Eyebrows can be tinted with dye or henna every 3-6 weeks. The frequency depends on the rate of hair growth and individual needs and preferences. Tinting eyebrows too often can lead to their weakening, so it is important to give the hairs time to regenerate between procedures.

The effect of permanent eyebrows usually lasts from 1 to 2 years, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and care. The color may gradually fade and require touch-ups.

Most people experience only slight discomfort during the procedure, which is usually minimized by the application of a numbing cream.

The procedure usually takes 2 to 3 hours, depending on the technique and complexity of the eyebrow shape.

The healing process takes about 10-20 days. During the first few days, the eyebrows may be darker, and then the color gradually fades. It is important to avoid scratching and wetting the eyebrows and to follow the aftercare instructions.

After the procedure, avoid wetting the eyebrows, excessive sweating, sun exposure, saunas, and tanning beds for about two weeks.

Yes, permanent eyebrows can be removed using specialized laser treatments or other methods of permanent makeup removal.