Brow lamination, also called a brow lift, is a non-invasive treatment that smooths, lifts, and sets your brow hairs in place. It creates a fuller, fluffier, more polished brow without any tattooing. Perfect for taming unruly hairs, creating symmetry, or achieving that brushed-up editorial look.
What happens at your appointment
We start by discussing your brow goals, a subtle lift or a bold, feathered look. Your artist cleanses the area, applies a gentle lifting solution, and shapes the hairs into your desired style. A neutralizing solution sets the new shape, and a nourishing serum finishes the treatment for healthy, shiny brows. The whole process takes about 45–60 minutes and is comfortable for most clients.
Results & aftercare
You walk out with brows that look lifted, neat, and perfectly groomed. Results typically last 6–8 weeks. To keep them at their best:
- Keep brows dry for the first 24 hours
- Skip oil-based products near the brows
- Brush them into place each morning, that is the whole routine
Full care details live on our aftercare page.
Is brow lamination right for you?
If you have gaps, thinning areas, or stubborn hairs that will not stay put, or you just want a fluffier, styled look, lamination is a great choice at $90, including shaping and tint. It works well on most hair types and face shapes, and pairs perfectly with a lash lift & tint in the same visit.
Lamination vs nano brows: which one do you actually need?
The honest split: if your problem is hairs, unruly, flat, downward-growing, or asymmetric, lamination solves it in under an hour for $90, no tattoo involved. If your problem is gaps and missing density that lamination just brushes around, that is when nano strokes or powder shading earn their keep. Plenty of our clients do both: lamination for shape and fluff, PMU for the foundation underneath. If you are not sure which camp you are in, that is literally what the free consultation is for.
Does lamination damage your brows?
Done properly, no, but “properly” is doing real work in that sentence. Lamination restructures the hair with a lifting solution, similar chemistry to a lash lift or a gentle perm. Overprocessing (too long, too strong, or repeated too often) leaves hairs brittle and frizzy. Our rules: never before 6 weeks since your last treatment, timing adjusted to your hair's thickness, and a nourishing serum applied after every session. Between appointments, a drop of brow oil at night keeps laminated hairs flexible and shiny.
The lamination + tint combo
Lamination changes shape; tint changes presence. Together they read as a completely styled brow, lifted, fuller-looking, and one or two shades more defined, which is why our $90 lamination includes shaping and tint rather than selling them piecemeal. The tint fades from the hairs over 3–4 weeks while the lift itself holds 6–8, so the look softens gracefully instead of expiring all at once.
Quick answers
How often can I get brow lamination?
Every 6–8 weeks is the sweet spot, when the lift has relaxed and new growth has come in. More frequently than 6 weeks risks over-processing the hairs.
Can I get brow lamination while pregnant?
The lifting solutions have not been studied for use during pregnancy, so most professionals, us included, recommend waiting or getting your doctor’s OK first. Brow shaping without chemicals is a safe alternative meanwhile.
What happens if my laminated brows get wet in the first 24 hours?
The set may relax unevenly. If it happens, do not panic, brush them into place and let them dry; if the shape has visibly dropped, contact us and we will advise whether a reset is needed.
Fluffy, lifted brows in under an hour, no tattoo required.
Every service at Frenkel PMU House begins with a personal consultation at our Leander studio, serving Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, and greater Austin.