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Ashu, Nena, and Heena of course always do an excellent job! I don’t get my eyebrows done b...more
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Get answers to common questions about Eyebrow Lamination, Tint & Shape.
Most clients enjoy results for six to eight weeks depending on hair growth, skin type, and aftercare. Tint may fade sooner; touch-ups every four to six weeks help maintain color and shape for consistently groomed brows.
We use professional products and perform a patch test for clients with sensitive skin. Some mild irritation can occur; if you have a history of reactions, consult with our technician during booking to choose suitable alternatives or skip tinting.
Arrive with clean, make-up-free brows and avoid brow grooming for at least two weeks. Bring reference photos if you have a desired shape. Inform staff of recent treatments, allergies, or medications for safe, personalized service.
No, tints are semi-permanent and gradually fade as hair grows and is washed. Color typically lasts several weeks; we select a shade that complements your features and avoid overly dark dyes. Regular touch-ups keep color fresh without permanent alteration.
No, lamination is not compatible with eyebrow extensions because it manipulates natural hairs. We recommend completing extension removal prior to treatment. Our technicians can advise on timing and offer alternative shaping and tinting solutions if you're transitioning from extensions.
Avoid getting brows wet for 24 hours, skip heavy skincare or exfoliants around the area for several days, and use a gentle brow brush to maintain direction. Apply recommended nourishing oil and schedule regular touch-ups to preserve shape and color.