This non-invasive treatment has grown in popularity for its benefits and minimal maintenance.
The result of damaged brows can cause exactly what lamination aims to fix: dry, unruly, frazzled-looking brows.
For this reason, it’s recommended to only get brow lamination once in a while versus regularly. And both brow experts we spoke to emphasized the importance of going to someone well-trained. "Always make sure to do your research when booking any treatment which involves a strong chemical and ensure the artist will take into consideration the condition and growth plan of your brows for the future," says Aynsley.
Another concern she brings up is the possibility of getting these caustic chemicals in contact with the eye itself, which could cause "potentially irreversible damage," she adds. Both of these worries are why is frowned upon by experts and the FDA. Of course, people in the U.S. still continue to keep getting their arches tinted, so if you choose to proceed with the treatment, please do so with caution.Many beauty treatments are done by professionals for a reason, including brow lamination. At-home kits aren’t as strong as professional kits, however, the formulations still have the potential to damage brow hairs long-term, especially if done incorrectly.
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