Beginning Brow Lamination and Tint Course

Prioritize safety and sanitation in brow lamination by preventing cross contamination through proper disinfection, sanitizing, sterilization concepts, gloves, handwashing, and cleaning between clients.

Use EPA-registered disinfectants to kill bacteria, fungi, and viruses, clean before disinfecting, and separate clean from dirty items to prevent transmission in brow services.

Deliver a thorough brow lamination consultation by collecting consent forms, allergy histories, and medical conditions, provide patch tests, explain outcome variability, and confirm aftercare is understood.

Check clients for allergies to tinctures, oxidants, perming solutions, and hair dyes; perform a patch test, obtain consent, and remove products promptly if reactions occur.

Perform brow lamination patch tests on every client two days before the appointment to check for allergies. Then follow product-specific times for cleanser, gel, neutralizer, tint, and cream.

Set the bed at the right height with an appropriate stool and ring light to maintain posture and comfort, while keeping the bed sanitary with a wipeable cover.

Organize a brow lamination and tint setup with gel, neutralizing and regenerating creams, bronze sun tint, brushes, gauze, paste, concealer, string, mapping tools, and ruler.

Master brow lamination aftercare by keeping brows dry for 24 hours, avoiding eye makeup and self-tanners, waiting 72 hours for retinol or exfoliants, and scheduling a 6–8 week touch-up.

Provide an aftercare bag with instructions, a business card, and three spoolies to brush brows after lamination; explain brow lamination is low maintenance, not low maintenance, include aftercare oil.

Demonstrates take-home aftercare with castor oil, showing how to fill a syringe and transfer to tiny lip gloss containers with caps to prevent spills.

Discover how hybrid tint penetrates deeper than regular tint for longer-lasting eyebrow color, using dye instead of henna, and the essentials of brand-consistent mixing and timing.

Mix eight brow colors—deep black, gray, blue black, red chestnut, chestnut, light brown, brown, and dark brown—and let sit one minute to tailor undertones before applying to the client.

Mix brow tint with a 50/50 cream developer, then dab and apply from tail to head in light layers for an ombre look. Remove tint with wet gauze after waits.

Master brow lamination and tint with a stepwise approach, including gel application, timing, lifting, brushing up, and precise brow mapping to create a natural ombre front.