Eyebrow architecture is a comprehensive procedure for shaping eyebrows to suit your unique features. It involves developing a shape pattern tailored to your individual characteristics and adjusting the color to enhance your natural look.

The frequency of eyebrow architecture depends on individual characteristics and preferences. On average, it is recommended to undergo the procedure every 3 to 4 weeks to maintain the shape and prevent excessive hair growth.

This procedure is aimed at removing excess hairs that stray beyond the contour of the desired shape

Eyebrow lamination offers several benefits: it eliminates the need for daily styling and tinting, makes eyebrows more obedient and soft, and ensures the color lasts longer after dyeing.

After lamination, comb your eyebrows with a brush along their growth direction after washing (morning and evening). Use sulfate-free face wash products, apply a thin layer of eyebrow nourishing product every night before bed without rinsing it off, and style your eyebrows with gel or mascara to maintain their appearance in bad weather.

At the stage of regrowth, it is recommended to use an eyebrow pencil or eyeshadow to fill in the "gaps" between the hairs that form as they grow. Hide short hairs that have just begun to grow back under a layer of dense concealer

Brush your hairs daily with a clean brush. Not only will this stimulate hair growth, but it will also give the eyebrows a well-groomed look, which is quite important in the growing process

Scrub the skin in the eyebrow area three times a week. It also has a positive effect on the hair growth process.

If, as a result of these actions, the eyebrows have acquired a satisfactory appearance, you can start regular correction again. But don't repeat the same mistakes!

Avoid removing hairs against their growth, shaving, cutting, or trying to make them symmetrical yourself, as this can lead to over-plucking and undesirable results.