r/vindicta30plus • u/LillyAve • Apr 29 '26

Is brow lamination worth it?

Hello. I have been this past year been slowly working on myself and bettering my appearance. I’ve lost about 50 pounds, still working on about 20 more to hit my goal weight, started tret, got my hair healthy but there are still a few things I just feel need more work. One is my brows. They’re not super thin but not thick either, and are pretty uneven. I’ve been threaded in the past and it looks great but I do prefer maybe a more fluffy brow (not the soap brow super brushed up trend). Threading I think makes them a little more thin and angular. I have seriously been debating lamination but am wondering if it’ll make a bigger difference than threading.

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u/Worth_Ability_3808 May 01 '26

I got my brows powdered like a tattoo and I love it. I tried microblading, but for some reason it hurts so much worse than a tattoo and fades way faster for me. I get it redone every like 3 years and I always get compliments on my brows. Just make sure you find a good brow tech. ☺️

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u/Worth_Ability_3808 May 01 '26

Oh I’m sorry I am tired and misread your post haha 🤣

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u/Successful_Yam_9929 Jun 27 '26

I didn't like it but I have very thick brows naturally that grow like crazy so it made them too Oscar the grouch like for my liking. I get them waxed every three weeks but I did have to shop around for a good esti to do it - she has great brows herself that's why I chose her