How Often to Rebook Skin, Brows & Lashes | TGS Beauty & Skin

You’ve had a facial, brow lamination, or lash lift — you’re glowing. But when should you rebook?

Your brows are fluffy, your lashes are lifted to the heavens, and your skin is giving glazed-doughnut energy. You walk out of your TGS appointment feeling like the goddess you are.

But a few weeks go by. Your glow fades, your brows start to do their own thing, and your lashes? Not as perfect anymore.

And you wonder:
“When should I rebook my skin, brow or lash treatments?”

Let’s break it down.

This isn’t about pressure or perfection. It’s about prolonging your results, protecting your investment, and making your beauty routine feel effortless, not overwhelming.

1. The Science Behind Timing

Your skin, lashes, and brows all follow biological rhythms. When you understand those cycles, you stop guessing and start booking smarter.

• Skin regenerates every 28–40+ days, depending on age, skin type & lifestyle
• Lash & brow hair cycles range from 6–12 weeks
• Overbooking can cause irritation or over-processing
• Underbooking can undo progress and trigger last-minute panics

The key? Find a rhythm that supports your results and suits your lifestyle.

2. Skin Treatments: How Often & Why

At TGS Beauty & Skin, no two client are treated the same, but most follow one of these:

Includes:

• Homecare planning (a huge part of the puzzle — more on that soon)
• Custom facials
• Enzyme therapy
• Targeted peels
  

What can change your rhythm:

• Hormonal shifts (cycle, pregnancy, meds)
• Seasonal factors (sun, wind, heaters, etc.)
• Travel or stress — yes, your skin feels it too

💡 Pro tip: Your plan may shift from “corrective” (more frequent) to “maintenance” (less frequent) over time. And that’s the goal.

3. Brow Goals: Lamination, Tint & Shape

Brow lamination chemically restructures brow hairs to set them in a brushed-up shape. It gives fullness, control, and polish but it needs a proper pause between appointments.

Why the Wait Matters (Clinically & Cosmetically)

1. Hair Grows in Cycles
Brow hairs, like scalp or lash hairs, follow a biological cycle: anagen (growth), catagen (transition), and telogen (resting/shedding). By waiting 6–8 weeks between lamination sessions, or 4 weeks between shaping, we’re catching more hairs in a similar stage, which helps with uniform shaping and longer-lasting results.

2. More Growth = Better Shaping
When you give your brows time to grow, your brow therapist has more to work with. That means better definition, improved symmetry, and fuller-looking results. 

3. Prevents Over-Processing
Lamination uses chemical restructuring agents to soften and reshape each hair. Done too often, this can weaken the hair shaft, leading to brittleness, dryness, or patchiness. A proper rest period allows the hair’s internal structure (keratin bonds) to reset and strengthen.

4. It Pays Off in the Mirror
Fuller growth = better styling, longer hold, and brows that maintain shape for weeks.

4. Lashes: Lift Timing & TLC