Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lamination & Tint.

Results typically last six to eight weeks depending on hair growth, skin type, and aftercare. Tint may fade sooner. We recommend touch-ups around six weeks to maintain color and shape; individual timelines can vary based on lifestyle and products used.

Lamination & Tint is generally safe, but we perform a patch test for sensitive skin. Avoid if you have open wounds, active skin infections, or very recent chemical peels. Discuss recent treatments or concerns during your consultation for a tailored recommendation.

Yes — lamination repositions existing hairs to create a fuller appearance while tint adds depth. Extremely sparse brows may have limited results; your technician can recommend complementary services like microblading or growth serums for best outcomes.

Avoid getting brows wet, heavy sweating, steam, saunas, and facial treatments for 48 hours. Refrain from rubbing, applying makeup to the brows, or using exfoliating products nearby to ensure the set and tint develop properly.

When performed by trained professionals and spaced appropriately, lamination is low-risk. Over-processing can cause dryness, so we recommend conditioning treatments between services and spacing appointments to maintain hair health and prevent damage.

Arrive with clean, makeup-free brows. Avoid tinting, waxing, or brow-threading at least 48–72 hours prior. Bring inspiration photos and share any allergies, medications, or recent skin treatments during your consultation for safe, personalized results.