, there are tons of ways to groom your brows these days. While microblading and microfeathering are semi-permanent solutions for anyone who's over filling in their brows every morning, these treatments aren't for everyone. If you have a needle phobia or are nervous that you'll end up with irreversible botched brows, you've probably politely sat these two options out. As for extensions, there are no needles involved, but your brows may start to look uneven as the fibers fall out.
"Brow lamination is essentially a perm for your eyebrows, but without using the same harsh chemicals," says, Los Angeles-based celebrity brow artist who just started offering the treatment stateside. "It’s a keratin treatment that not only stimulates growth while strengthening the brow hairs, but creates thick, fluffy, and full brows."
Here, we've broken down everything you need to know about this trending brow treatment, including what happens during the actual brow lamination process, possible side effects, cost, and more. First, Soto says she has an in-depth consultation with clients where she goes over the details of the treatment including the process and the desired results.
Well, that is intriguing.
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I don't know who y'all are trying to impress with perfect browsikens. If it's not me, then it doesn't matter. And that goes for everything.
QuibellPaul seems to me that brow lamination appears to be the exact opposite solution to microblading