BROW LAMINATION + SHAPING PRECAUTIONS: PLEASE READ
Brow Laminations + Shapings are NOT recommended if you are or have:
- A Sunburn
- Pink Eye
- Scar Tissue in the Treatment Area
- Pregnant/ Breast Feeding
- Currently Using Prescription Skincare i.e. Accutane, Tretinoin, Hydroquinone
- Recently Used: Retinol, AHA, BHA, Other Exfoliating Products.
(Side Note: Please stop using ALL exfoliating products 1 week prior to your brow lamination service.)
- Skin Conditions such as: Psoraisis, Eczema, Rosacea
- Any Recent Chemical Peels. Please wait 4-6 weeks post peel to get a Brow Lamination.
- Diabetes
- Current or Recent Chemotherapy Treatments (You will need Doctor's approval note/ signature).
- Prescription Medications that Thin the Skin (topical or ingested)
- Irritation or Allergy to Perm Solution
- Recent Microblading/ Other Permanent Brow Makeup
(You must be healed for 8 weeks before getting a Brow Lamination.)
Brow Lamination is a process of reconstructing the brow hairs to keep them in a desired shape. To maintain the shape post service, it will be the Client's responsibility to brush them daily to achieve the desired look day to day.
Do NOT get any water on your freshly laminated brows for a minimum of 24 hours. If you do, this will affect your results.
Do NOT get any makeup near the treated area for 24-48 hours.
This includes: brow gel, concealer, foundation, eyeshadow and so on.
While safe, it is important to note that this service does have some inherent risk of irritation to the area around the eyebrows- including the eye itself. This could result in stinging, burning, blurry vision, and potential blindness if the product solution enters the eyes.
Please understand that even with all precautionary measures taken before and during the service, there is still a risk of injury.
Redness and mild sensitivty is normal. If discomfort continues after your service, please contact your medical provider at your own expense.
To minimize any issues, it is important to follow ALL aftercare instructions provided by your practioner. Failure to follow through on aftercare may results in issues such as: irritation, ingrown hairs, bacterial infection, rashes, redness, and/or scarring.