Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Eyebrow Threading & Lamination.

Most clients enjoy polished brows for 4–6 weeks; lamination effect fades gradually while hair regrowth returns after threading. We recommend a touch-up every 4–6 weeks to maintain shape and lamination results, depending on hair growth and personal preference.

Threading can cause brief stinging and redness; lamination may tingle but should not be painful. We perform a consultation and patch test, use soothing serums, and apply aftercare to minimize irritation for sensitive skin. Numbing agents are rarely needed.

Yes, we offer brow tinting as an add-on. Tinting after lamination enhances color and definition, delivering a polished look. We match shades to your hair and skin tone and perform a patch test to ensure no allergic reaction.

Avoid chemical exfoliants or retinoids 48–72 hours before, don’t tweeze or wax brows for at least two weeks, and arrive with clean skin. Inform us of recent treatments, medications, or sensitivities to ensure safe lamination and precise threading.

Avoid water, sweating, saunas, and makeup on brows for 24–48 hours; apply recommended nourishing serums and brow oil to maintain shape and hydration. Brush daily with the spoolie provided and schedule touch-ups to prolong lamination effects and shape.

People with active skin infections, severe dermatitis, recent chemical peels, or uncontrolled diabetes should avoid lamination. Pregnant clients should consult their doctor. Inform us of medications, recent Botox, or allergy history so we can assess suitability and offer alternatives.