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Brow Lamination + Airbrush
Brow lamination with airbrush coloring Offered on-site by Charm Brows & Beauty
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About this service
Lamination lifts and sets the brow hairs; airbrush adds a fine mist of colour across the whole brow — the hairs and the skin between them. That difference matters: airbrush fills visible gaps in a way tint can't, because tint only takes on hair.
Offered on-site by Charm Brows & Beauty.
The finish looks like softly powdered brows, and combined with the lift it gives both fullness and shape definition.
What's included
- Consultation about shape, lift and colour intensity
- Lamination — lifting, brushing into position and setting
- Airbrush colour misted over the brow in light layers
- Nourishing balm to condition the hairs
- Aftercare advice
What to expect at your appointment
Allow about an hour and fifteen minutes. Lamination is done first, then the airbrush colour is built up in fine layers so you can stop at the intensity you like.
A conditioning balm finishes the appointment. The airbrush colour is soft and buildable rather than a single fixed depth.
Who it's best for
Brows with visible gaps or sparse patches, and anyone who fills their brows in with powder daily. If your brows have plenty of hair and just need it darker, tint is the simpler and cheaper option.
Caring for it at home
For the first 24 hours keep the brows completely dry — no water, steam, sweat or products — and don't touch or brush them. After that, brush them into shape each morning and use a brow serum or a drop of oil at night to keep the hairs conditioned, since the lifting process is drying.
Lamination lasts around six weeks. Don't laminate more often than that; over-processing makes brow hair brittle.
Airbrush colour on the skin fades faster than tint on hair — typically several days to a couple of weeks. Avoid scrubbing or exfoliating the area and use gentle cleansers around the brows.
Tips from our stylists
- Keep brows dry and untouched for the first 24 hours
- Brush them into place each morning — that's how the shape is maintained
- Use a brow serum or a little oil at night to keep the hairs conditioned
- Don't book lamination more often than every six weeks
- Tell your therapist if your brow hairs feel dry or brittle before starting
- Choose airbrush over tint if you have visible gaps between the hairs
- Avoid scrubbing the area; airbrush colour on skin lifts easily
- Ask for it built lightly first — it can always go deeper
Common questions
- What's the difference between airbrush and tint?
- Tint colours only the hair. Airbrush mists colour over the hair and the skin, so it fills visible gaps.
- How long does airbrush last?
- Several days to around two weeks on the skin, less if you exfoliate or scrub the area.
- Will it look obvious?
- It's built in light layers, so you control the intensity. It reads as softly powdered brows.
- How long does it take?
- About an hour and fifteen minutes.