Brow lamination restructures the brow hairs into a uniform upward direction, creating the appearance of fuller, more symmetrical, and better-defined brows without microblading or any permanent alteration. The result is a polished, naturally groomed brow that holds its shape for 4–6 weeks with minimal daily maintenance.
Brow Services at SkinArt
Brow Lamination Most Popular
Professional brow lamination using Elleebana and Brow Code professional systems. Brow hairs are lifted, redirected, and set into place with a restructuring solution, creating the look of fuller, more defined brows that hold their shape throughout the day without product. Includes shaping and brow tint as appropriate for your brows.
Brow & Lash Combo Best Value
Brow lamination and lash lift in one appointment. An efficient way to refresh both your brows and lashes in a single session — results last 4–6 weeks for both. Popular before events, vacations, and for clients who want a consistently polished look without a daily routine.
What Is Brow Lamination?
Brow lamination is a two-step chemical process that restructures the protein bonds within the brow hairs, allowing them to be repositioned and set in a new direction. The technique typically involves brushing all brow hairs upward and slightly outward, which creates the appearance of fullness and coverage even in sparse areas, while also making the brow arch look more defined and symmetrical.
At SkinArt Aesthetics, brow lamination is performed using Elleebana and Brow Code professional formulations — industry-leading brow systems known for reliable, consistent results and bond-strengthening aftercare built into the solution.
Brow lamination produces no permanent change to the brow hairs or follicles. The effect fades as your natural hairs grow out, and the treatment can be repeated every 6–8 weeks.
Who Is a Good Candidate for Brow Lamination?
Brow lamination is a good option for clients whose brows are naturally sparse, fine, or difficult to shape. It works especially well for brows with unruly hairs that grow in different directions and resist product, for clients who want a defined brow look without the commitment of permanent makeup, for anyone who spends significant time each morning filling in or styling their brows, and for clients recovering from over-tweezing who want to maximize the coverage of the hairs they have.
Brow lamination is not recommended for clients with very fine or damaged brow hairs that may not hold the treatment well, those with active skin conditions or open skin in the brow area, or those who are pregnant (we recommend consulting your provider before any chemical service). We assess your brows before every appointment to confirm the treatment is appropriate.
How Long Does Brow Lamination Last?
Results typically last 4–6 weeks depending on your natural hair growth cycle, how you care for your brows after the treatment, and the products you use. Avoiding oil-based products on the brows and following the provided aftercare guidelines extends results. Most clients return every 6–8 weeks to refresh their lamination.
What to Expect During Your Brow Lamination
Your appointment takes approximately 45 minutes from start to finish. The process includes a thorough consultation about your desired brow shape and density, followed by cleansing to remove any makeup, oils, or product from the brow area. The lamination solutions are applied in timed stages — a lifting solution to open and soften the hair bonds, then a setting solution to lock the hairs in their new position. A nourishing aftercare solution is applied to condition and strengthen the hairs.
The treatment is non-invasive and comfortable. There is no downtime.
Aftercare
Proper aftercare is essential for maximizing the life of your brow lamination:
- Keep brows dry for 24 hours after treatment — no water, steam, swimming, or sweating
- Avoid oil-based cleansers, makeup removers, or heavy creams directly on the brows
- Do not apply brow products or makeup over the treated area for 24 hours
- Brush brows into position each morning with a spoolie to maintain the shape
- Use a nourishing brow serum or castor oil in the evenings to support hair health between lamination appointments
Full aftercare guidelines are on our Post Care page.
Before and After Photos
We have before and after photos available from SkinArt clients. Ask to see them at your consultation, or view examples on our Instagram.
Why SkinArt Aesthetics for Brow Lamination Near Huntingdon Valley
At SkinArt Aesthetics, brow lamination is performed using professional Elleebana and Brow Code systems — not drugstore or salon-grade products. Dina Telesh takes a consultative approach to brow shaping, working with your natural brow architecture rather than against it to create a look that suits your face rather than following a trend.
SkinArt Aesthetics is located at 2337 Philmont Avenue, Suite 203D, Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006. We see clients from Lower Moreland, Bryn Athyn, Abington, Willow Grove, Southampton, Feasterville-Trevose, Northeast Philadelphia, and throughout Bucks and Montgomery County.
Also at SkinArt: Lash Lift & Tint · Brow & Lash Combo
Frequently Asked Questions
Will brow lamination damage my brows?
When performed correctly with professional products and appropriate timing, brow lamination should not damage healthy brow hairs. As with any chemical service, over-processing can cause dryness and potential breakage, which is why timing and product quality matter. At SkinArt, we use Elleebana and Brow Code — professional systems with built-in conditioning — and always assess the health of your brow hairs before proceeding.
How is brow lamination different from microblading?
Brow lamination is a temporary, non-invasive treatment that restructures the existing brow hairs you already have. Microblading is a semi-permanent tattooing technique that implants pigment into the skin to simulate the appearance of brow hairs. Lamination works best for clients who have brow hairs but want better shape and fullness; microblading is typically for clients with very sparse or absent brow hair who want a more permanent solution.
Can I get brow lamination if I fill in my brows every day?
Yes — brow lamination often significantly reduces how much product clients need to apply daily. After lamination, many clients find their brows look full and defined without any filling in at all, particularly in the first few weeks after treatment.
How soon can I re-laminate my brows?
We recommend waiting at least 6–8 weeks between lamination appointments to give the brow hairs adequate time to recover and re-set. Laminating too frequently can lead to overly processed, brittle hairs.
Can I get brow lamination if I use retinol or prescription retinoids?
We ask that you discontinue retinoid use in the brow area for at least 5–7 days before your appointment, as retinoids thin and sensitize the skin around the follicle, which can increase irritation during chemical services. Please let us know your current products at your consultation so we can advise accordingly.
Wake up with your brows already done.
Book a brow lamination at SkinArt Aesthetics in Huntingdon Valley and ditch the morning brow routine for 4–6 weeks.