What is Brow Lift
Eyebrow slamming, also called Brow Sculpt or Brow Lift, is essentially a perm for your eyebrows. Similar to microblading and toning, forehead lamination was designed to give the illusion of fuller, more defined eyebrows. Where it differs from these two treatments, however, is that no pigment is added to your eyebrows (although you can choose an extra shade). Instead, your hairs are attracted into place to look fluffier and more defined and have a shiny look, I guess this is where the term lamination comes from. It is perfect for the feather-like, model appearance that was previously only possible with genetics or soap brows.
If you have had an eyelash lift, it should feel like a fairly similar process. The big difference (apart from the obvious placement of the perpetuating solution) is that with the eyebrow treatment you can keep your eyes open, which is good for someone like me, who gets anxious during eyelash extensions or lifting.
Care instructions after Brow Lift
In the same way as a lashift, there is hardly any maintenance for forehead lamination. It is best to have really overgrown eyebrows waxed or shaped two days before the service, but besides that, no preparation is required. And it is recommended that you avoid your new eyebrows getting wet for 24 hours and conditioning them with an eyelash serum daily.
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