Thuya Lamination Kit

Step 1 Thuya Permanent Gel (Processing times 10-15 minutes)

Permanent gel solution reacts by chemically softening the inner structure of the hair by breaking some of the cross links within and between the protein chains of the hair. The hair swells, stretches and softens.

Step 2 Neutralizer Cream (Processing times 10-15 minutes)

Neutralizer Cream is then applied to “set” the new shape of the hair by reinserting the cross linking bonds.

Step 3 Thuya Regenerating Cream

Regenerating cream seals the result from first and second steps. Naturally moisturizes the eyebrows. Vitamin E improves the hair structure and some of its internal characteristics. It nourishes, moisturizes the hair, as well as protects them from the harmful effects of the environment.

Argan oil contains more than 80% of polyunsaturated omega-6 fatty acids and has a high content of vitamins A, E, F. It is ideal for maintaining and enhancing the effect of coloring procedures and lamination of the eyebrows.

Neutralizer and Regenerating creams will help neutralize any remaining alkalinity affecting your skin's optimal pH level after the Brow Lift procedure aka Brow Lamination.

Thuya regenerating cream needs to stay on for 24 hours.

Thuya NYC Eyebrow Lamination Processing Times

Thin/Sparse Eyebrows: Refers to fine or less densely packed eyebrow hairs. Processing times for Steps 1 (Thuya Permanent Gel) and 2 (Thuya Neutralizer Cream) are 10-11 minutes.

Medium Eyebrows: Refers to eyebrow hairs that are of average thickness and density, neither too thin nor too thick. Processing times for Steps 1 (Thuya Permanent Gel) and 2 (Thuya Neutralizer Cream) are 12-13 minutes.

Thick/Coarse Eyebrows: Refers to eyebrow hairs that are densely packed and have a noticeable thickness. Processing times for Steps 1 (Thuya Permanent Gel) and 2 (Thuya Neutralizer Cream) are 14-15 minutes.

Please note: It is important to assess a client’s brow hair thickness and structure to determine suitable processing times. In some cases, you may need to adjust the processing time by adding or subtracting a minute.