Brows
Brow lamination for sparse brows: what to expect
Brow lamination works with existing hairs. Understand the possibilities and limits before choosing your treatment.
Brow lamination redirects the hairs you already have. It can change how the brow line looks, but does not create hairs in a bare area.
Distinguish unruly hairs from an empty area
Hairs growing in different directions can obscure part of the brow line. Styling them changes how the shape reads. A bare area is different: redirecting hairs does not create new material.
Look at your brows without pencil or gel when describing your starting point. A clear photograph helps explain your request without promising a precise result remotely.
Tint has a different role
Light hairs may be difficult to see. Tint can make them more noticeable, but it does not permanently replace makeup on the skin between hairs. Colour is discussed around the finish you want.
At LORÉA, brow lamination alone, with tint, and the complete option with shaping are separate treatments. The most comprehensive option is not automatically the one you need.
Choose a realistic shape
You may prefer a soft line rather than a very upright finish. Explain that before the service. The aim is to work with your hair pattern, not reproduce a photograph of much fuller brows at any cost.
If you mainly want tidier edges, see brow waxing. Brow lamination primarily addresses the direction and styling of existing hairs.
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