Best Places for Brow Lamination in London BrowLamination
Microblading may have been the hot beauty topic of 2019, but for 2020 expect brow lamination to be the next big thing in grooming. Brow lamination is a type of perm for your eyebrows that originated in Russia and creates the illusion of fuller and smoother brows, something like the look you achieve with brow gel.
Brow lamination is a fairly new technique but there are already several brow bars and beauty clinics across the UK that offer the service. Looking for eyebrow lamination in London? Try one of the following places.Camden Beauty is a female-only beauty salon, run by beautician Claire Lansiquot. The clinic gets top marks for its professional and friendly service with affordable prices.
Their “Brow Lift” brow lamination opens up your eyes and helps to make your face look more youthful – it’s like a non-surgical brow lift.
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