Brow lamination typically lasts between 4 to 6 weeks , with some cases extending up to 8 weeks depending on aftercare and individual factors such as hair growth cycle and skin type
Key points on longevity:
- The first week after treatment shows the freshest, most defined look.
- Between the second and third weeks , brows maintain much of their shape but may require minor grooming.
- By the fourth to sixth week , the effect gradually softens as hairs return to their natural position.
- After about 6 to 8 weeks , a touch-up or re-lamination is usually recommended to maintain the look
Factors influencing how long brow lamination lasts:
- Natural hair growth cycle
- Skin type (oily skin may reduce longevity)
- Quality of products used during treatment
- Aftercare practices, such as avoiding water and steam for the first 24-48 hours, gentle handling, and using nourishing oils after 48 hours
Aftercare tips to maximize duration:
- Avoid getting brows wet for the first 24 hours
- Sleep on your back to prevent hairs from bending
- Use gentle, oil-free skincare products around the brows
- Brush and hydrate brows regularly after the initial 48 hours
In summary, brow lamination provides a semi-permanent grooming effect lasting about 4 to 6 weeks on average, with proper care extending it up to 8 weeks before a re-treatment is advised to keep brows looking their best
