Brow lamination
45 minBrows brushed up and set in one direction, then cleaned up at the edges. Suits brows that lie flat, point down or sit unevenly.
Patch test firstDeposit to book
Book: Brow laminationBrow lamination · Bend
Brows brushed up, shaped by hand.
Two artists, one room on NW Bond Street. Every first visit starts with a patch test and a pencil map of your shape, and nothing is applied until you agree.
Brow lamination
Lamination, in three plain parts
Lamination sets your brow hairs in one brushed-up direction. This is what happens, what to avoid afterward and how often clients come back.
- 01
What happens
We map your shape with a white pencil. Then we brush the hairs up and set them with two lotions, clean up the edges and brush them into place. You rest with your eyes closed, and it takes about 45 minutes.
A patch test first, at least a day ahead
Your shape drawn and agreed before anything is applied
Thread or wax shaping if you'd like it
- 02
What to avoid
For the first 24 hours, keep your brows dry and leave them alone.
No water, steam, sauna or swimming
No makeup, oils or skincare on your brows
No rubbing, picking or pressing them flat
- 03
How often clients return
Most clients come back every six to eight weeks for another lamination, with a shaping visit between if they like. Every client is different, and we'll tell you at your visit if your brows need more time.
A lamination every six to eight weeks
Shaping between, by thread or wax
Tint with a lamination, or on its own
The menu
Lamination, shaping and tint, each timed
A deposit holds your time for every lamination.
Lamination
Brows brushed up and set. A patch test comes first.
Lamination and tint
60 minLamination with a brow tint, mixed to even out the color of the hairs and the skin beneath. Brows only.
Patch test firstDeposit to bookBook: Lamination and tintLamination and shape
60 minLamination with shaping by thread or wax, so the edges are clean as well as brushed up.
New clientsDeposit to bookBook: Lamination and shape
Shaping
On its own, or between laminations.
Mapping and shape
30 minWe draw your shape with a ruler and a white pencil, then shape to the line with tweezers. A good first visit if you're new.
New clientsBook: Mapping and shapeShape with thread
20 minHair taken out along the lines we drew, with a looped cotton thread.
Book: Shape with threadShape with wax
20 minWarm wax and a wooden spatula along the lines we drew, finished with tweezers.
Book: Shape with wax
Prices are set by the service and the time it takes, and show on the booking page when you choose.
Before the first lamination
From patch test to the first 24 hours
The patch test comes first. After that, a visit is a few steps in a fixed order.
- 0110 min, a day ahead
Step 1: Patch test
A small test of the tint or lotion on your skin, booked at least a day ahead. You watch the spot at home. It helps, but it can't predict every reaction.
- 0210 to 15 min
Step 2: Mapping
We measure and draw your shape with a white pencil, and talk it through. Nothing starts until you've agreed to the lines.
- 0345 min
Step 3: Lamination
The hairs are brushed up and set, the edges cleaned up and the brows brushed into place while you rest.
- 0424 hours
Step 4: The first 24 hours
Keep your brows dry, skip steam and makeup, and leave them alone. We go over it again before you leave.
Reactions can happen. If you notice burning, swelling, redness or blurred vision after a visit, tell us and call your doctor or go to urgent care. We stop the service if anything feels wrong.
Our artists
Two artists, one brow bar
Both laminate, tint and shape. Each page lists that artist's own license.
Phillip draws every brow with a ruler and a white pencil before he touches a hair, and he'd rather spend ten more minutes on the map than fix a shape later. He does mapping, lamination, tint and shaping with thread.
Clarice does lamination, tint and wax shaping. She patch tests every new client, checks in often while she works, and stops whenever you ask. She's the one to ask about sensitive skin and what to do ahead of a visit and the day after.
Policies, before you pick a time
Short answers in our own words. The policies page has the rest.
Booking and deposits
Every lamination takes a deposit. It holds your time and goes toward your service, and the menu marks each one with a Deposit to book chip. Shaping, tint, trims and patch tests don't take one. You book on the booking page, and we confirm by text or email.
Canceling and running late
Please give us 24 hours' notice to cancel or move a visit, and your deposit moves with you. With less notice, we keep it. If you're running late, we hold your time for 10 minutes. After that we shorten the visit rather than push back the next client.
Patch tests and allergies
We ask for a patch test before a first lamination or tint, booked at least a day ahead. It shows how your skin responds, and it helps, but it can't predict every reaction. Tell us about allergies and sensitive skin. If you notice burning, swelling, redness or blurred vision after a visit, tell us, and call your doctor or go to urgent care.
Redos and refunds
If something isn't right, tell us within a week. We'll look at your brows and say what we can do. Services aren't refunded, but a concern always gets a conversation first.
- By appointmentWednesday to Saturday
- NW Bond Street834 NW Bond Street, Suite 3
- Two artistsPhillip and Clarice
- Call or text(541) 555-0116
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Choose your time
Pick a service and a time on the booking page. A deposit holds a lamination and goes toward your service. New clients, book a patch test first.