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EYEBROW LAMINATION
WHAT IS EYEBROW LAMINATION
Eyebrow lamination is pretty much a "lift" for your eyebrows. The lamination styles, shapes and moulds your eyebrows to your desired shape. This means that once they have been placed and set the way you have chosen - when you brush your eyebrows up they will stay this way for a longer period of time. Instead of curling your eyebrows we straighten them. So if you're someone with super curly eyebrow hairs or one with crazy brows, this is for you! And if you're someone obsessing over the new eyebrow trend of brushed up brows then this is a dream come true!
Eyebrow Lamination lasts 6-8 weeks with proper care and maintenance after treatment.
Over use of cleansers, makeup removers and oils on your eyebrows may cause the Lamination to wear off sooner than normal.
NOTE: THEY DO NOT STAY BRUSHED COMPLETELY UP WITHOUT THE ASSISTANCE OF A BRUSH. This service is used to make it easier in the morning to do your routine. Brush up your brows and go. No product is needed. They will stay up on there own and drop slowly and naturally throughout the day. Some people find fantastic results straight away and others find after a couple of goes, there brows stay up constantly. It's all about persistence.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HENNA BROW & LAMINATION
Henna Brow tints and stains the skin underneath your eyebrows to give the illusion of a fuller and sharp shaped brow where Lamination is positioning the eyebrow hairs and setting them so they stay in that exact position for 6-8 weeks.
In your lamination treatment a tint is also applied to naturally darken your eyebrows.
BEAUTY BY BELS SIGNATURE TOUCH
I'm all about that stimulation! We have to get that hair growing full and thick! so with every Lamination treatment, a keratin treatment is recommended to add to your lamination treatment. This protein is applied to help your brows grow and stimulate hair growth over the thinner areas/gaps. Keratin strengthens and shields your hair, skin and nails from damage, breakage and stress.
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