So, you’ve nailed the brow lamination and your client is loving their new, sleek brows. But wait, there’s more to it.
We’ve got 3 useful tips for applying makeup after brow lami.
So, let’s talk about mastering that post-lamination makeup, which is all about enhancing those stunning brows while keeping things natural.
Tip #1: Concealer Game Strong
Now, this is where you can make or break the look when applying makeup after brow lami, so choosing the right concealer is crucial.
Go for the colour that’s just one or two shades lighter than your client’s skin. This is going to bring out the brow lamination, adding a subtle highlight that lifts the entire eye area. Think of it as contouring but for brows. It frames the face and gives a more sleek, professional finish.
What you want is a concealer that’s going to stay in place all day, and won’t smudge – because nobody’s got time for touch-ups, right?
Our go-to is the Buff Browz Palette. Why do we love it?
It’s creamy, which means it blends like a dream but still gives you that full coverage. Plus, it’s got a range of shades, so you can mix and match to find the perfect one for each client. When you apply it, you’ll see it doesn’t just cover – it enhances.
It’s like that final touch that takes laminated brows from good to “who did your brows?”. 😉
Tip #2: Master the application
So, you’ve got your ideal concealer. Great! But now, let’s talk about the application because this is where the real magic happens.
To really bring out those beautifully laminated brows, your tools and technique need to be on point. Here’s where a concealer pencil or an angled brush becomes your best friend.
The trick is to start at the brow’s highest point, the arch, and gently work your way outwards. Arch is naturally the focal point of the brow and by starting there you will achieve a brow look that’s lifted in all the right places.
As you’re working, make sure you keep checking the symmetry. Both brows should be sisters, not distant cousins. And if you’re using the Elan pencil, you’ll find it glides on smoothly, making this whole process an ease.
But remember, it’s not about drawing on a new brow. You’re enhancing what’s already there, following the natural shape but adding that extra spice.
Tip #3: Blend like a boss
Harsh, unblended lines? We definitely want to avoid those. Here’s where a synthetic angled brush becomes an essential tool in your kit. It’s perfect for achieving that soft, seamless blend that highlights the brow lamination without overpowering it.
What you’re aiming for when applying makeup after brow lami is a gradient effect where the concealer naturally fades into the skin. This won’t only clean up any imperfections but also adds a lift to the entire eye area, making those laminated brows pop even more.
It’s these finishing touches that really make your brow lamination services stand out.
But remember, in today’s beauty industry, your skills need to shine not just in your salon but online too.
For more on boosting your online presence, make sure to explore our blog 12 Tips and Tricks on Content Creation for Beauty Artists, where we cover everything from capturing the perfect photo to secret tips for tricking Instagram’s algorithm.
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