Brow Lamination Kit, Professional Eyebrow Lift Kit, Eyebrow Pomade - Easy to use, Long Lasting, Perfect for Fuller Messy Downward Eyebrow Makeup, Eyebrow Perm Kit for Salon Home Use, Lasts 8 Weeks

For nicely groomed looking brows, lamination is fantastic. In conjunction with dye it's perfect.Here's a tip: the glue dries FAST. As you apply the glue, have a spooly to groom the hairs as you want, don't apply glue to one brow and then comb, do it bit by bit.I followed with a dark brown dye, and now I don't think I need to use brow crayon or pomade or any other product except maybe a clear gel.

This is really just a waste of money. I’ve tried it twice, and it hasn’t worked either time. The instructions are unclear, it does not produce good results and the glue dries way too fast making it impossible to work with your brows to get your desired shape. I would say try a different product.

First off, the “glue” was dried up and not usable. So I just brushed my brows up and applied some of my own clear brow gel. You’ll need a couple cotton pads and some scissors to cut the cling film. Directions were simple enough. I think it would be better if the product were in a squeeze tube as it’s hard to get out. But for $20 I can’t really complain. There’s enough product to probably do my brows 5 more times at least. You don’t need a lot. I’m in the beauty industry so I have some experience shaping eyebrows etc. I could see how this might be a little tricky for someone without any experience. I do like my results though.

I just wanted to get on here and provide some photos as to what it truly comes with. This kit exceeded my expectations. I used it as soon as it arrived. Definitely works! The instructions come on the back, you will be guided throughout the entire process. So no need to worry!

I purchased this product to use on my daughter. I have used professional products but didn't want to spring for the pro stuff right now so I tried this. It has good reviews so "click", I bought it.Now when you do a lash lift, you glue the little perm rod to your eyelid and then glue your lashes to the rod. When doing the brow lamination- you really don't need to glue anything.Problem #1: The directions call for you to "apply the glue to the brows and cover with the cling film for 10 minutes". Well, the glue completely glued the cling film to the eyebrows and I had to gently remove the cling film with water and a swab. I thought that was an unnecessary step when I started but decided to trust the manufacturers instructions.After I tried to finish removing the glue with some oil, I was able to proceed to the perm/neutralize steps which worked fine for the most part, except the directions don't tell you to rinse the perm step out before you apply the neutralizer. Since you always rinse the perm solution out before you neutralize when doing a perm, I rinsed the brows before the neutralizer.The neutralizer started to burn after 5 minutes so I removed it early and moved to the last "keratin treatment" step. I was still combing the glue out at the end. This product probably would have been completely fine without the "glue your eyebrows to the cling film" step.Did I miss something? I'm posting the instructions on the box as evidence that I am not insane (or am I?)

i’m not one to typically have sensitive skin or troubles using new products on my face— i also have fairly thick eyebrows and i was very excited to use this because they’re also curly. but i followed all of the instructions and it still managed to burn my eyebrows off and leave marks on the skin. this product is extremely harsh and abrasive— plus i didn’t receive the proper result. waste of money and time

Works really well. I didn't even have to leave it on for 10mins. I left it on for 5. I don't have a lot of hair. But I love it, it makes my eyebrows look fuller.

That’s really nice and working but not for long time. Maybe only for a month then after you have to renew it