Skin & Muscle Anatomy for Brow Lamination

To perform brow lamination safely and effectively, it’s important to understand the skin and muscles around the brow area. While the treatment mainly affects hair, the underlying skin and muscles influence how products work, how the hairs move, and how clients respond to treatment.

By combining knowledge of hair structure, skin layers, and muscle movement, students can confidently perform brow lamination while minimising damage and maximising client satisfaction.