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  Eyebrow lamination   is a semi-permanent treatment that fills in sparse areas on the eyebrows. Unlike other brow treatments, which use ink or pigment, eyebrow lamination uses your own hair. While it isn't for everyone, this treatment is most effective for those who have thick, healthy brow hair. However, if your brow hair grows in an unnatural direction, eyebrow lamination can help you correct this problem. The procedure is quite similar to microblading. First, the eyebrow hairs are lifted up vertically and reshaped. Then, a keratin-based solution is applied to retrain the hairs and secures them into place. After about 10 minutes, the specialist then combs the hairs into the shape of your choice. After you have your brows laminated, you can brush them to maintain the new shape. Eyebrow lamination is a new procedure that is becoming a popular beauty trend in 2019. This process provides deep care, restoration, and instant transformation. The procedure originated with eyelash l...

  Before getting a   Brow and lash services   tint, you should always test the products on a small area first. Since lash tints are applied to your eyes, you may get allergic reactions to certain types of dye. Moreover, lash tints should be applied with proper hygiene and safety measures in salons. Also, you should always opt for a dye that is made specifically for lashes and brows. Fortunately, there are several brands of lash tints available in the market. Although California has banned hair dyeing, New York has laws allowing it, as long as it is not permanent. Other states, including Texas, Illinois, and Florida, also permit the practice. Although Massachusetts had similar laws, it was recently overturned. It is legal to use hair dye on lashes and brows if the product is specifically designed for these parts of the face. However, you must always remember that the procedure is illegal in many states. Luckily, there are some brow and lash treatment kits that can help you...