At-home eyebrow lamination

[WTFDidIJustSee]

I did, for the first time yesterday. Mine are thick and coarse, need doing every 4 weeks which is £££ and I’ve moved areas - nowhere near me does them!

I got better results than the salon I was going to did, I used Sassy Saints

 

[Mamacita]

I was going to start the same thread so thank you. Love lamination but can't really justify paying for it regularly if I can do it myself. Are there any specific kits you're considering?

 

[MoveBtchGetOutTheWay]

I bought a random kit off amazon and was super impressed with mine! Need to get another one actually x

 

[roarke]

Thanks ladies. How long does the treatment last?

 

[roarke]

Tempted to start doing it myself. Does anyone here do it at home? What kits do you use?

 

[Very traditional]

I don’t but I do perm my own lashes using an Amazon kit and all the kits I’ve looked at are suitable for lamination too and lots of them have reviews from people who have done their brows so it may be worth having a look? I can’t imagine it would be difficult to do

 

[Noseyoldcow]

I don’t but I do perm my own lashes using an Amazon kit and all the kits I’ve looked at are suitable for lamination too and lots of them have reviews from people who have done their brows so it may be worth having a look? I can’t imagine it would be difficult to do

Wow I admire you!! I cannot live without having my lashes permed but it looks so bloody difficult to do yourself?

 

[Dearreader]

Thanks ladies. How long does the treatment last?

Like others have said I just bought a random one from Amazon. I got maybe 5 weeks at a push out of the treatment. I loved the results and actually felt much more confident when wearing no make up. Since being pregnant, as far as I'm aware they aren't safe to use and I have to say I really really miss how they looked with the treatment.

If you go ahead try and keep them nourished with a good oil as the perming solution can really dry out the eyebrow hairs. Most kits come with a hydrating oil on Amazon.