Why Brows Lighten During Brow Lamination Process

Have you ever stopped to consider why eyebrows undergo a lightening effect during the initial stages of Brow Lamination? 

Interestingly, this transformation isn't necessarily an indication of whether the brows are prepared or at risk of over-processing.

The Brow Lamination treatment involves the application of an alkaline solution with a high pH level. This alkaline solution serves to break down the melanin present in the hair strands, which is responsible for the natural color of the brows.

It's important to emphasize that the lightening of brow color is a direct outcome of the breakdown of melanin, and it doesn't necessarily signify that the brows are ready for the next steps. The primary goal here is to efficiently break down the disulfide bonds.

Therefore, if you notice a lightening of the eyebrow color, there's no need for concern - this is a normal occurrence! It's crucial to remember that the change in color doesn't automatically indicate readiness; the brows may be ready for the next stage or may require additional processing to achieve optimal results.