Lamination

Lash lamination and lash lift are procedures for chemically lifting and reshaping natural lashes or brows. It's important to note that this category covers two parallel working approaches — single-use sachet systems and multi-use bottle systems — and the choice between them is a business decision, not a technical one.

Lamination — the Sachet vs Bottle Choice Is About Volume, Not Quality

Most products in this category are available in two formats: sachet (single-dose for one procedure) and bottle (sufficient for multiple procedures). It's important to note that technically both formats produce identical results — the difference is entirely practical.

The sachet format suits: a practitioner starting out, testing a new system, or occasional lamination clients. Each sachet is sterile and opened immediately before use — no risk of contamination or potency loss from infrequent use. The bottle format suits: an active practice with regular lamination clients. Larger volume means lower cost per procedure and fewer reorders.

It's important to note that 9 products in this lamination section have a 36-month shelf life — unusually long compared to most professional consumables. For bottle-format systems, this means that even at moderate treatment frequency, the risk of expiry before use is minimal.

Three Steps, Three Different Functions

The lamination system works through three sequential chemical steps. Step 1 is the perming solution — it opens the lash cuticle and allows the shape to change. Step 2 is the fixing solution — it closes the cuticle and locks the lash in its new position. Step 3 is the nourishing filler — it replenishes the cuticle after the two chemical treatments and reduces the risk of damage. It's important to note that skipping Step 3 is a common error — the lash holds its shape, but is more brittle under subsequent mechanical stress.

Lash Botox — the Third Procedure in This Category

Lashbotox is the third treatment represented here — different from lash lift. It does not chemically lift or reshape the lash; it nourishes it through hydrolysed proteins and keratin, strengthening the fibre structure. It's important to note that lashbotox can be combined with lash lift (applied after Steps 1 and 2 in place of the standard filler) or used independently for clients with damaged lashes.

Brow Tint and Developer

The category also includes products for eyebrow tinting applied as part of a brow lamination procedure. It's important to note that brow tint and developer are not for client self-application — they are for professional use only.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the lash lift system be used for eyebrows as well?

Yes — the three-step chemical protocol is identical for lashes and brows. The difference is in the shields (brow lamination doesn't use silicone curlers in the same way) and in application technique. It's important to note that specialised brow lamination systems have slightly adapted formulas for the thicker brow hair fibre.

How many procedures can one bottle from the system cover?

It depends on the bottle volume and technique. Steps 1 and 2 from a 4 ml bottle typically cover approximately 15–20 procedures. Step 3 (filler) is generally used more slowly. It's important to note that sachet variants are more economical at fewer than 4–5 procedures per month.

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