
01 · Unruly brows
The clearest case for it
Thick hairs that grow in three directions and refuse to stay where soap puts them. After lamination they hold on their own.
Lamination relaxes the brow hairs so they can be set in one direction and stay there. Gaps close up because hairs finally lie across them instead of sticking out sideways.
Brow lamination $110 · 1 hour
Fuller because the hairs cover the gaps, not because there are more of them
Lamination is a direction change, not a growth treatment. If your brows are thick but chaotic, or thin in places where a stray hair could be covering the gap, it does a lot. If there is genuinely nothing growing, it cannot invent it.

01 · Unruly brows
Thick hairs that grow in three directions and refuse to stay where soap puts them. After lamination they hold on their own.

02 · Gappy brows
Hairs brushed up and set will cross small bare patches. This is why laminated brows read fuller in photos.

03 · Flat brows
Brushing the inner hairs upward opens the eye area. Subtle in the mirror, obvious in side-by-side photos.
How much difference lamination makes depends entirely on what is already growing. We will tell you before booking if we think you will be disappointed.
Setting the hairs first makes the shape easier to judge, so shaping happens after lamination in the same appointment.
1 hr · Hairs set in one direction, then shaped. Colour matched if you want it.
Direction, density, and where the gaps sit. This decides whether lamination is worth doing at all.
Two solutions, about ten minutes each, with your eyes closed. No needles and no discomfort.
Doing this last means we shape what you will actually see, instead of guessing where the hairs will land.
Lamination is temporary by design. If you want the gaps handled for a year or more, pigment is the other route.
Mapping, shaping and tint without lamination. Enough on its own for well-behaved brows.
Go to service → 02Permanent strokes drawn into the gaps. For brows where there is genuinely nothing to comb across.
Go to service → 03The same idea for lashes. Commonly booked in the same visit at a combined price.
Go to service →Usually six to eight weeks, following your own hair growth cycle. As new hairs come in un-set, the brow gradually returns to its natural direction. We do not promise a fixed number, because it varies with how fast your hair grows.
Only by covering gaps with hairs you already have. If a bare patch has hair nearby that can be brushed across it, lamination will close it visually. If there is nothing growing in that area at all, it will not, and permanent options are the honest answer instead.
Done at proper intervals, no. Done too often it does, which is why we ask for six to eight weeks between appointments and will turn you away if you come back early. Over-processed brow hairs go brittle and frizzy, and the only fix is time.
Keep the brows dry for the first 24 hours, then wash normally. Skip oil-based cleansers and heavy brow gels around the area, since both shorten the hold.
Yes, and we recommend it. Tint takes better on freshly laminated hairs, and doing both together costs less than booking them separately.
Possibly not, and we would rather say so before you pay. Send us a photo on WhatsApp and we will tell you honestly whether lamination will do anything visible for your brows or whether hairstroke would serve you better.
Fifty minutes, no pigment, no needles. Instant confirmation when you book.