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Most clients enjoy results for six to eight weeks, varying with hair growth rate and skincare routine. Touch-ups are recommended every six to eight weeks to maintain shape. Avoid oil-based products that can shorten the lifespan.
Yes for many clients, but we perform a patch test and consultation first. Thin or sensitive hair may require gentler formulas or modified timing. Our technicians tailor the treatment to minimize irritation and protect delicate brow hairs.
Appointments typically last 45 to 60 minutes. The process includes consultation, brow mapping, lifting solution, setting, neutralizing, and finishing touches like brushing and light grooming. Results are immediate and aftercare instructions are provided for optimal longevity.
Yes - brow tinting is commonly combined with lamination for depth and definition. Your technician will assess timing and product compatibility to protect hair integrity. Combining services creates a fuller, polished look in a single visit.
Avoid water, steam, heavy sweating, and oil-based products for the first 24-48 hours. Brush brows daily, apply recommended nourishing serums, and schedule touch-ups as advised. Gentle cleansing and sun protection help maintain shape and hair health.
Contraindications include recent chemical peels, open skin, active eye infections, severe dermatitis, or recent Botox in the brow area. Full consultation and patch testing ensure safety; we may delay or recommend alternatives if risks are identified.
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