You laminated your brows, loved the result, and a few days later your brow hairs started moving again.
Did the brow lamination stop working?
Not necessarily.
Red flag: Expecting laminated brows to stay frozen in place
Brow lamination is not permanent brow gel.
The treatment changes the manageability and direction of your brow hairs, but your brows still need to be brushed and styled after the initial aftercare period.
They should move.
What affects how long brow lamination lasts?
Your results can be influenced by your natural hair type, processing, application, hair growth cycle, aftercare, and how you style and maintain your brows.
This is why two people using the same product may not experience identical results.
What happens after the first 24 hours?
Once your initial aftercare period has passed, start treating your brows like hair.
Brush them into your preferred shape each day and incorporate hydration with an appropriate brow serum or oil.
The goal isn't permanently frozen brows.
It's more manageable brows that make achieving your preferred shape easier.