By arranging your natural hairs, brow lamination gives your eyebrows a fuller, more balanced and groomed appearance.
45 min · € 39,00
At Nour Skin Center in Haarlem, a brow lift styles the hairs you already have. This is also known as brow lamination: a special lotion temporarily softens them so we can brush them into your chosen direction and secure their position. Your eyebrows appear fuller, more balanced and groomed, while the skin receives no pigment.
Consultation: we begin by choosing a shape with you that complements your face, asking about allergies and skin sensitivity too. Preparation: oil and make-up are removed from your eyebrows. Lifting lotion: the initial lotion softens the hairs enough for us to brush them where you want them. Fixing: another lotion holds that direction in place. Finishing: we add a conditioning product, then give your brows their final brush into position.
Leave your brows unplucked, unwaxed and untinted during the preceding week, except where we have agreed differently. Leave off peels, retinol and other active skincare near the brows for the days leading up to treatment. We prefer you to arrive with the eyebrows and surrounding area free from make-up. Past reactions to hair dye, perming products or other lotions need mentioning beforehand. Phone or WhatsApp us so we can consider with you whether this treatment is a sensible choice.
The styled appearance is visible as soon as your treatment ends and generally remains for around 4 to 8 weeks. As fresh hairs come through, those we treated gradually return to the direction in which they naturally grow.
While the new position becomes fixed, the initial hours deserve particular attention. These are the recommendations commonly given afterwards. Restrictions last different lengths of time for different people, so we agree your own guidance with you during the appointment.
We assess suitability with you when your visit begins. You can raise questions earlier, of course, by phone or WhatsApp. We recommend leaving the treatment aside or waiting in these circumstances: irritation, inflammation or damage around the eyebrows, including from eczema, psoriasis, acne or a little wound; allergy to the lotion, or a previous reaction to hair colouring or perm products; recent peeling, laser treatment or permanent make-up in the brow area where healing is incomplete; taking the acne medication isotretinoin.
The chemical lotions involved in brow lamination resemble products used to perm scalp hair. Careful technique and sufficient recovery time between visits reduce the likelihood of harm to the hairs. However, possible drawbacks remain: skin may temporarily redden, itch or feel as though it is burning; allergy or contact eczema can occur despite having had no previous trouble; excessive frequency or processing time can leave hairs dehydrated, fragile or broken; the finished shape may disappoint, perhaps looking overly straight or excessively curled.
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