Improve any brow lamination treatment with the Flex Check.

Brow Lamination is a great treatment to make eyebrows appear fuller. But how do you determine the exact processing time? Meet the Flex Check, and improve your results.

By Ska van Buren

Brow Lamination is the beauty treatment that has captured the hearts of many women in recent years. As a result, it is impossible to imagine the brow bar without the treatment.

After Henna Brows and the Lash Lift, it is the most booked treatment. We at Mrs.Highbrow certainly reflect that in the rising popularity of the luxurious Brow Lamination pens and Lash & Brow Lift pouches.

With Brow Lamination, brow hairs are lifted, making brows appear much wider. Sort of like a lash elevator, but different.

A Brow Lamination treatment involves three steps, with steps 1 and 2 reshaping the hairs, while step 3 serves as a conditioner and important terminator.

1. There are horizontal sulfur compounds in each hair that determine its position. During the Brow Lamination treatment, these sulfur bonds are temporarily broken by the Lifting Cream 1.
2. Then the sulfur bonds are rebuilt, causing the hairs to reshape themselves. This is what the Setting Cream (step 2) takes care of.
3. The third step consists of Nourishing Gel or Serum, to seal and seal the outer layer of a hair.

A perfect Brow Lamination by @refreshednrefined.

It's time to get rid of failed Brow Lamination results! If you've ever dealt with overprocessed brows, chances are the culprit can be found in the soaking time of Step 1: the Lifting Cream.

How long you should leave Steps 1 and 2 in depends on the thickness of the eyebrow hairs and the type of product you are using. While you will find the recommended number of minutes in the manual, consider this a guide. Sometimes those stubborn, thicker hairs may need a little extra time.

But how do you know what the perfect break-in time is? By performing the Flex Check. In other words, you check to see if the hairs have already become flexible enough to take on a new shape.

How the Flex Check works

1. Beforehand, you check the hairs and look at the recommended break-in time. For example, set your timer to 6 minutes.
2. Does your timer go off? Take a brush (dental brush) and make a swirl motion.
3. Another method: draw a horizontal line with your dental brush and brush down the bristles.
4. Do the hairs move smoothly in all directions? Then the Flex Check is successful.
5. Are the bristles still stiff? Set your timer for another 30 seconds and replace the foil.
6. After 30 seconds, do another Flex Check. And so on until the hairs move smoothly along.
7. Then you can remove lotion 1. For lotion 2, keep the same amount of time as the total number of minutes lotion 1 was absorbed. You do not need to do another check for lotion 2,
   
   

Are the hairs moving along smoothly? Then lotion 1 has worked in long enough.

Mrs.Highbrow Brow Lamination in luxury pens. With convenient turning system. This product is really for Brow Lamination only. After opening, the pens have a shelf life of 3-4 months.

Mrs.Highbrow Lash & Brow Lift comes in pouches, for about 3 treatments. The pouches have a longer shelf life than the pens. However, a pouch must be used within 24 hours, once opened. For the Lash Lift as well as Brow Lamination.

Want more comprehensive info on Brow Lamination, and the Flex Check? We recently updated our online course. Now with even more videos and insider information.

Online Brow Lamination Course: here's what you get

• 25 Paragraphs of theory, explaining everything clearly. Such as: How exactly do the lotions work, Which brow is or is not suitable, Brow Lamination and dyeing, All about the Flex Check.
  
  
• Several instructional videos demonstrating the treatment.
  
  
• Master Kit Brow Lamination
  
  
• Certificate