One of the most important parts of DIY brow lamination happens after you've finished the treatment.
Waiting.
Brow lamination is a chemical process, and repeating it too frequently can unnecessarily expose already processed brow hairs to another treatment.
Red flag: Laminating again because you don't like the first result
If your first lamination didn't give you the shape you wanted, immediately processing your brows again isn't the answer.
Shape and chemical processing are two different things.
Try styling your newly manageable hairs differently before assuming they need another lamination.
How long should you wait?
For the Elevate Brows DIY Brow Lamination Kit, our instructions require waiting a minimum of four weeks between laminations.
Always follow the instructions provided with the specific product you are using rather than assuming all formulas have identical recommendations.
Look at your brows before looking at the calendar
Timing alone isn't the only consideration.
If your brows appear unusually dry, brittle, frizzy, damaged, or the surrounding skin is irritated, that should be taken into consideration before another chemical treatment.
Healthy looking brows are the goal.
Not simply laminated brows.