By Jessica Dash | TGS Beauty & Skin, Hammond Park
One of the questions I get most often — from clients and people who follow along on Instagram — is what I actually use on my own brows between lamination appointments.
So here it is. My full product rotation, broken down by week, from fresh lamination all the way back to rebooking day.
Weeks 1–2: Fresh lamination
Right after lamination my brows are perfectly set and full of colour — this is the phase where I want maximum hold and maximum nourishment.
For styling I reach for the Brow Bible Lift & Lock Brow Wax. It has the strongest hold of anything I use and keeps freshly laminated brows exactly where they've been set all day. It's not water-resistant so it washes off easily at night without any rubbing — which is exactly what you want in the first 24–48 hours post-lamination.
For nourishment I drench my brows in serums. The MyLamination Vitamin Lash & Brow Serum morning and night, followed by the Brow Code Gold Nourishing Growth Oil at night to hydrate, smooth and support new hair growth. This is the step that makes the biggest difference to how healthy your brows feel between appointments — and how well the next lamination processes.
Weeks 3–4: Colour starting to fade
By this point my brow colour has faded but the lift is still holding well. I want to keep brows looking full and defined without adding too much product.
I start with the Brow Code Alias Brow Lamination Gel to set the shape naturally. Then I lightly brush through the Brow Code Tinted Multi-Peptide Brow Gel for a soft wash of colour. The tinted gel alone doesn't give enough hold for me at this stage — layering both gives me the locked-in, fluffy look I want.
Still using the Vitamin Serum and Growth Oil every day.
Week 4: Brow Lamination Maintenance appointment
Around week four I'll do a Brow Lamination Maintenance on myself — brow waxing, dyeing, a vitamin mask and serum infusion. This keeps the shape tidy, refreshes the colour and nourishes the hairs without relaminating before they're ready.
After this appointment I switch back to the Brow Code Alias Brow Lamination Gel alone for styling — I don't need extra colour at this point and the gel gives me that in-between fluffy laminated look effortlessly.
Weeks 5–6: No-makeup makeup days
For my natural, minimal makeup days I reach for the Brow Code Tinted Multi-Peptide Brow Gel on its own. By week five it has enough hold for everyday wear and the colour extends the look of my dye beautifully — from one week to about three with consistent use.
Weeks 6–8: Switching it up before rebooking
As I approach my next lamination I switch back to the Brow Bible Lift & Lock Brow Wax instead of the Alias Gel. This tames my brows and keeps them in check as the lift starts to relax.
On top of the wax I'll add either the Brow Code Imitations Micro Pencil for subtle hair-like strokes on everyday days, or the Brow Code Creamades Pomade for a more filled-in finish when I want something more defined.
About three days before my next lamination I stop using the Vitamin Serum and Growth Oil — this allows the lamination chemicals to penetrate the hair more effectively, which leads to a more even, longer-lasting result.
The full product list
- Brow Bible Lift & Lock Brow Wax — maximum hold, weeks 1–2 and 6–8
- MyLamination Vitamin Lash & Brow Serum — morning and night throughout (stop 3 days before lamination)
- Brow Code Gold Nourishing Growth Oil — nightly throughout (stop 3 days before lamination)
- Brow Code Alias Brow Lamination Gel — soft hold and shape, weeks 3–6
- Brow Code Tinted Multi-Peptide Brow Gel — colour and hold, weeks 3–6
- Brow Code Imitations Micro Pencil — hair-stroke definition, weeks 6–8
- Brow Code Creamades Pomade — filled-in finish, weeks 6–8
All of these are available in the TGS brow shop.
What's your go-to brow product? I'd love to know what's working for you — drop a comment or send me a message on Instagram.
Read the full brow lamination guide →
xx Jess
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