Brow Lamination — the trend & aftercare guide
Brow Artistry 10 Apr 2026 5 min read
Fluffy, full brows are everywhere right now. Here's what brow lamination actually does, and how to make it last.
Brow Lamination is a perming technique that lifts brow hairs upward into a soft fluffy shape, made famous by Bella Hadid and Cara Delevingne. Results last 6–8 weeks.
Who's it for?
- Sparse or unruly brows that grow in different directions
- Long brow hairs that point downward
- People who want a fluffy natural look without tinting or microblading
- Anyone who's tried pomade and filler but can't keep brows in place all day
Not for you if…
- The skin around your brows is irritated or actively breaking out
- You've had a chemical peel or laser in the brow area in the last 2 weeks
- Your brow hairs are very fragile or shedding
The process at VA Glamour
The full appointment takes about 45 minutes: cleanse → perming solution → brushing brows into shape → setting → nourishing balm → finishing wax and tweeze. We can add a tint in the same session for extra depth.
Aftercare
- First 24 hours: no water, no cleanser, no makeup on the brow area
- Day 2 onwards: nightly castor oil to keep brow hairs strong and conditioned
- Daily: brush brows up with a spoolie to keep that fluffy shape
- Avoid: strong actives (AHA/BHA) near the brows for the first 7 days
When to come back?
6–8 weeks is the sweet spot. Earlier than that can weaken the hairs. We always assess your brow condition before agreeing to a re-lamination.
