Brow Lamination Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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This was the first time at the Salon. Kelsey was great. She listened and shared her thoug...more
Fantastic afternoon with Kelsey! Thank you for refreshing and updating my look I'm getting...more
I had a wonderful experience at Ivy & Mane Salon. I was nervous about getting a haircut si...more
Lori and Chloe did a fantastic job on my hair I am very happy with the results it’s exactl...more
First time at Ivy and Mane, from the moment I stepped in the door I felt “important”; not ...more
Kaylee- a hair magician. I went in with brown hair and came out looking like a sun kissed ...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Brow Lamination.
Appointments typically take 45–60 minutes, including consultation, shaping, chemical setting, and final grooming. Time may vary based on brow density and whether tinting or shaping is added to the service.
Yes—when performed by our trained technicians using professional products, Brow Lamination is safe for most brow types. We conduct a consultation and patch test for sensitive skin and adjust products as needed.
When done correctly and spaced appropriately, Brow Lamination should not cause lasting damage. We use gentle formulas and strict timing; excessive or frequent chemical processing without care can weaken hairs.
Avoid water and steam for 24 hours and skip heavy creams. Brush brows daily with a spoolie, use the recommended nourishing serum, and schedule touch-ups every six to eight weeks to maintain results.
Absolutely—Brow Lamination pairs well with tinting and precise waxing or tweezing. Combining services creates a defined, fuller look in one visit; your technician will tailor timing for optimal results.
Clients with recent eyebrow chemical treatments, open wounds, active skin infections, certain skin conditions, or extremely fragile hairs should avoid lamination. Inform your technician about allergies, pregnancy, or medical concerns during consultation.