Brow Beauty
Eyebrows, like every other facial feature, add to glamour and personality. Permed brows are the latest fashion
Eyebrow trends and treatments have changed dramatically throughout the years — the fashions range from fully drawn-on, pencil-thin brows, through bushy looks to brow lamination now.
Described as ‘a perm for the brows,’ eyebrow lamination is becoming increasingly popular – but what exactly is it?
Brow lamination gives the eyebrows a set, uniform shape for an extended period of time. A setting lotion helps brow hair stay brushed and lifted upward for about six weeks.
“It is suitable for those who are 40 years and above, people who have lost a lot of eyebrow hair and want a quick cheap and cheerful solution. It’s also a trendy option for the younger crowd,” says Vandana Luthra, founder of VLCC Health Care Ltd., a beauty and wellness conglomerate.
Brow lamination involves straightening and lifting the eyebrow hairs using a chemical solution which allows the strands to be tweaked to cover gaps and ensure that the brows take on the desired shape. “It gives a glossy painted laminated patted down look to the brows , spreading the hair more evenly and making the brow appear dense and neat,” says Vandana.
Although fuller eyebrows may look nice on social media pictures, there are risks associated with ‘perming’ your brows. Only a well-trained and cautious therapist can give you best results. A lot of care needs to be taken to prevent the product leaking into the eyes and possibly causing irreversible damage. The products used also have to be of
It is suitable for those who are 40 years and above, people who have lost a lot of eyebrow hair and want a quick cheap and cheerful solution. It’s also a trendy option for the younger crowd. It gives a glossy painted laminated patted down look to the brows , spreading the hair more evenly and making the brow appear dense and neat
— Vandana Luthra, founder of VLCC Health Care Ltd
exceptional quality. “The skin beneath the brow is thin and sensitive and prone to irritation. Harsh chemicals used in brow lamination could cause eczema, which is characterized by red, dry, itchy, and inflamed skin. Chemicals and bleach can cause breakage, dryness, and even loss of hair,” cautions Vandana.