How often can I get a brow lamination?

Does brow lamination damage the hair?

Can I get brow lamination if I have microblading or permanent makeup?

What if I don’t like the brushed-up look?

Should I avoid getting my brows wet afterward?

How much time should I allow for the service?

What do you charge for lamination?

Who is not a good candidate for lamination?

Is there any downtime?

What aftercare is required?

How long do brow lamination results last?

Results typically last 6–10 weeks depending on hair density, lifestyle, and aftercare. Proper nourishing serums and gentle handling will help extend longevity.

How often can I get a brow lamination?

Does brow lamination damage the hair?

Can I get brow lamination if I have microblading or permanent makeup?

What if I don’t like the brushed-up look?

Should I avoid getting my brows wet afterward?

How much time should I allow for the service?

What do you charge for lamination?

Who is not a good candidate for lamination?

Is there any downtime?

What aftercare is required?

How often can I get a brow lamination?

We recommend waiting at least 6 weeks between sessions to avoid over-processing and to keep brows healthy.

How often can I get a brow lamination?

Does brow lamination damage the hair?

Can I get brow lamination if I have microblading or permanent makeup?

What if I don’t like the brushed-up look?

Should I avoid getting my brows wet afterward?

How much time should I allow for the service?

What do you charge for lamination?

Who is not a good candidate for lamination?

Is there any downtime?

What aftercare is required?

Does brow lamination damage the hair?

When performed by a trained professional and maintained with aftercare, lamination is safe. Damage only occurs from over-processing or improper technique.

How often can I get a brow lamination?

Does brow lamination damage the hair?

Can I get brow lamination if I have microblading or permanent makeup?

What if I don’t like the brushed-up look?

Should I avoid getting my brows wet afterward?

How much time should I allow for the service?

What do you charge for lamination?

Who is not a good candidate for lamination?

Is there any downtime?

What aftercare is required?

Can I get brow lamination if I have microblading or permanent makeup?

Yes — as long as you have natural brow hairs present, lamination can enhance definition over PMU.

How often can I get a brow lamination?

Does brow lamination damage the hair?

Can I get brow lamination if I have microblading or permanent makeup?

What if I don’t like the brushed-up look?

Should I avoid getting my brows wet afterward?

How much time should I allow for the service?

What do you charge for lamination?

Who is not a good candidate for lamination?

Is there any downtime?

What aftercare is required?

What if I don’t like the brushed-up look?

Brow lamination cannot be chemically reversed, but hairs are not fixed in place. You can brush them down with a spoolie, and the effect will naturally fade as your brows grow out.

How often can I get a brow lamination?

Does brow lamination damage the hair?

Can I get brow lamination if I have microblading or permanent makeup?

What if I don’t like the brushed-up look?

Should I avoid getting my brows wet afterward?

How much time should I allow for the service?

What do you charge for lamination?

Who is not a good candidate for lamination?

Is there any downtime?

What aftercare is required?

Should I avoid getting my brows wet afterward?

No. In fact, keeping brows clean supports longer-lasting results. Oils and buildup are more damaging than gentle cleansing.

How often can I get a brow lamination?

Does brow lamination damage the hair?

Can I get brow lamination if I have microblading or permanent makeup?

What if I don’t like the brushed-up look?

Should I avoid getting my brows wet afterward?

How much time should I allow for the service?

What do you charge for lamination?

Who is not a good candidate for lamination?

Is there any downtime?

What aftercare is required?

How much time should I allow for the service?

Plan for about one hour. Once your artist becomes more familiar with your brows, timing may shorten.

How often can I get a brow lamination?

Does brow lamination damage the hair?

Can I get brow lamination if I have microblading or permanent makeup?

What if I don’t like the brushed-up look?

Should I avoid getting my brows wet afterward?

How much time should I allow for the service?

What do you charge for lamination?

Who is not a good candidate for lamination?

Is there any downtime?

What aftercare is required?

What do you charge for lamination?

Pricing varies by market and service add-ons. At Arch + Skin, see our service menu for current rates and options tailored to your brows.

How often can I get a brow lamination?

Does brow lamination damage the hair?

Can I get brow lamination if I have microblading or permanent makeup?

What if I don’t like the brushed-up look?

Should I avoid getting my brows wet afterward?

How much time should I allow for the service?

What do you charge for lamination?

Who is not a good candidate for lamination?

Is there any downtime?

What aftercare is required?

Who is not a good candidate for lamination?

Clients with excessive bald spots, recent chemical peels or PMU (within 4 weeks), certain skin conditions, pregnancy or breastfeeding (without OB approval), or those on strong medications may not be ideal. A full consultation and consent form are always required.

How often can I get a brow lamination?

Does brow lamination damage the hair?

Can I get brow lamination if I have microblading or permanent makeup?

What if I don’t like the brushed-up look?

Should I avoid getting my brows wet afterward?

How much time should I allow for the service?

What do you charge for lamination?

Who is not a good candidate for lamination?

Is there any downtime?

What aftercare is required?

Is there any downtime?

Minimal. Some clients notice mild redness that subsides within an hour. Following aftercare ensures best results.

How often can I get a brow lamination?

Does brow lamination damage the hair?

Can I get brow lamination if I have microblading or permanent makeup?

What if I don’t like the brushed-up look?

Should I avoid getting my brows wet afterward?

How much time should I allow for the service?

What do you charge for lamination?

Who is not a good candidate for lamination?

Is there any downtime?

What aftercare is required?

What aftercare is required?

Avoid moisture, steam, and makeup for 24 hours. Nourish with serum daily. Brush brows into place with a spoolie as needed.

How often should I book a facial?

What facial is right for me?

Will I peel after a facial?

Do clinical facials hurt?

Can I wear makeup afterward?

What results should I expect?

Do you treat acne and rosacea?

Are facials safe for sensitive skin?

What if I have an event coming up?

Is there downtime with skin treatments?

What products should I use at home?

How often should I book a facial?

For most clients, every 4–6 weeks is ideal. This aligns with your skin’s natural cell turnover cycle and allows treatments to build on each other.

How often should I book a facial?

What facial is right for me?

Will I peel after a facial?

Do clinical facials hurt?

Can I wear makeup afterward?

What results should I expect?

Do you treat acne and rosacea?

Are facials safe for sensitive skin?

What if I have an event coming up?

Is there downtime with skin treatments?

What products should I use at home?

What facial is right for me?

Each complexion service is customized to your skin condition and goals. At Arch + Skin, we focus on barrier health first — which means no one-size-fits-all prescriptions. During consultation, we’ll select the treatment that best supports your skin’s current state.

How often should I book a facial?

What facial is right for me?

Will I peel after a facial?

Do clinical facials hurt?

Can I wear makeup afterward?

What results should I expect?

Do you treat acne and rosacea?

Are facials safe for sensitive skin?

What if I have an event coming up?

Is there downtime with skin treatments?

What products should I use at home?

Will I peel after a facial?

Not always. Most treatments focus on hydration, clarity, and long-term strength. Deeper corrective peels may cause visible shedding, which is normal and expected — your esthetician will prepare you with clear aftercare when that’s the case.

How often should I book a facial?

What facial is right for me?

Will I peel after a facial?

Do clinical facials hurt?

Can I wear makeup afterward?

What results should I expect?

Do you treat acne and rosacea?

Are facials safe for sensitive skin?

What if I have an event coming up?

Is there downtime with skin treatments?

What products should I use at home?

Do clinical facials hurt?

No. You may feel tingling, warmth, or tightness depending on the treatment, but nothing should be painful. All sensations are discussed during your session so you know what to expect.

How often should I book a facial?

What facial is right for me?

Will I peel after a facial?

Do clinical facials hurt?

Can I wear makeup afterward?

What results should I expect?

Do you treat acne and rosacea?

Are facials safe for sensitive skin?

What if I have an event coming up?

Is there downtime with skin treatments?

What products should I use at home?

Can I wear makeup afterward?

It depends on the treatment. After deeper resurfacing, we recommend waiting 24 hours. After hydration or oxygen facials, light makeup application the next day is usually fine.

How often should I book a facial?

What facial is right for me?

Will I peel after a facial?

Do clinical facials hurt?

Can I wear makeup afterward?

What results should I expect?

Do you treat acne and rosacea?

Are facials safe for sensitive skin?

What if I have an event coming up?

Is there downtime with skin treatments?

What products should I use at home?

What results should I expect?

Most clients notice an immediate glow and smoother texture. Clinical results — like reduced breakouts, softened lines, or evened tone — come from consistency over time. Think months, not days.

How often should I book a facial?

What facial is right for me?

Will I peel after a facial?

Do clinical facials hurt?

Can I wear makeup afterward?

What results should I expect?

Do you treat acne and rosacea?

Are facials safe for sensitive skin?

What if I have an event coming up?

Is there downtime with skin treatments?

What products should I use at home?

Are facials safe for sensitive skin?

Yes. Sensitivity is often a sign of barrier impairment. Our approach is barrier-first and product selection is tailored to avoid irritation while rebuilding resilience.

How often should I book a facial?

What facial is right for me?

Will I peel after a facial?

Do clinical facials hurt?

Can I wear makeup afterward?

What results should I expect?

Do you treat acne and rosacea?

Are facials safe for sensitive skin?

What if I have an event coming up?

Is there downtime with skin treatments?

What products should I use at home?

Do you treat acne and rosacea?

Yes. These are two of our clinical specialties. All treatments are designed to calm inflammation, protect the skin barrier, and create sustainable improvement without triggering flare-ups.

How often should I book a facial?

What facial is right for me?

Will I peel after a facial?

Do clinical facials hurt?

Can I wear makeup afterward?

What results should I expect?

Do you treat acne and rosacea?

Are facials safe for sensitive skin?

What if I have an event coming up?

Is there downtime with skin treatments?

What products should I use at home?

What if I have an event coming up?

Book at least 7–10 days before for stronger treatments. For a glow the day-of, choose a gentle hydration or oxygen infusion service.

How often should I book a facial?

What facial is right for me?

Will I peel after a facial?

Do clinical facials hurt?

Can I wear makeup afterward?

What results should I expect?

Do you treat acne and rosacea?

Are facials safe for sensitive skin?

What if I have an event coming up?

Is there downtime with skin treatments?

What products should I use at home?

Is there downtime with skin treatments?

Most services have little to no downtime. Only corrective peels involve visible shedding — which is part of the process. Your esthetician will guide you through recovery so results are maximized.

How often should I book a facial?

What facial is right for me?

Will I peel after a facial?

Do clinical facials hurt?

Can I wear makeup afterward?

What results should I expect?

Do you treat acne and rosacea?

Are facials safe for sensitive skin?

What if I have an event coming up?

Is there downtime with skin treatments?

What products should I use at home?

What products should I use at home?

Home care is half the work. We’ll recommend a curated regimen based on your skin type and concerns, keeping things simple, effective, and sustainable.