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Brow Tint & Lamination In Franklin, TN

Quick Facts

Treatment Time

Under an hour

Downtime

None, though the brows must stay dry for 24 hours

Results

Visible immediately

How Long It Lasts

Four to six weeks for the tint, six to eight for the lamination

How Often

No sooner than every six to eight weeks, to protect the hair

Before Your First Visit

A patch test is recommended, ideally 24 to 48 hours ahead

Achieve Sculpted and Defined Brows With Brow Tint and Lamination in Franklin, TN

Filling in your brows every morning takes a few minutes, which does not sound like much until you count it across a year. For a lot of people, that daily routine is the actual problem rather than the brows themselves.

Brow tint and lamination at ReWind Medical Solutions in Franklin, TN addresses both. Lamination sets the hairs into a lifted, uniform shape, and tint adds depth and definition; between them, most clients find they stop reaching for brow makeup entirely for the next month or so.

What Is Brow Tint and Lamination?

These are two separate treatments that work well together and are usually performed in the same appointment. Understanding what each does makes it easier to decide whether you want both or just one.
  • Brow Lamination: A chemical process that softens the bonds in the brow hairs so they can be brushed into a new direction and set there. It is essentially a perm for your brows, and it is what creates the lifted, brushed-up look.
  • Brow Tint: A semi-permanent dye applied to the brow hairs to add depth and definition. It also colors the fine, pale hairs most people have around the brow that they never knew were there, which is what creates the impression of density.
Together they produce fuller-looking, neatly shaped brows without makeup. Lamination handles direction and shape; tint handles color and apparent thickness. Some clients only need one, and your aesthetician will tell you if that is the case rather than selling both by default.
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Benefits of Brow Tint & Lamination in Franklin, TN

Fuller-Looking Brows

Creates the illusion of denser, more voluminous brows by lifting and defining each hair.

Defined Shape

Smooths and aligns brow hairs for a sculpted, symmetrical look that flatters your features.

Low-Maintenance Beauty

Cuts down your daily routine by giving you styled, polished brows without the need for makeup.

Long-Lasting Results

Enjoy enhanced brows for up to six weeks with minimal upkeep.

Custom-Tailored Color

Tint shades are matched to complement your skin tone and hair color for a natural yet noticeable result.

How Does Brow Tint and Lamination Work?

The appointment starts with a conversation about the shape you want, because lamination sets the direction of the hairs, and getting that agreed beforehand matters more than it might sound. Your natural growth pattern also affects what is achievable.
Lamination comes first. A softening solution is applied and left for a few minutes; the hairs are brushed into the agreed shape, and a neutralizing solution then sets them in that position. Tint is applied afterward, processed for a short period, and wiped away. A nourishing treatment finishes the appointment.

The whole thing takes under an hour. Results are visible immediately, and the only real aftercare requirement is keeping the brows dry for the first 24 hours while the lamination fully sets.

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Areas This Treatment Addresses

Lamination and tint work across the whole brow. Which part benefits most depends on your natural growth pattern, which your aesthetician will assess before starting.
The full brow, treated as a shape rather than as individual sections.
Where lift makes the most visible difference to the overall shape.
The outer portion, which is often the sparsest and where tint has the most effect.
The area closest to the nose, where hairs frequently grow in different directions.
Gaps that tint helps disguise by coloring the fine hairs already present.
Differences between the two brows, improved by directing the hairs deliberately.

Concerns This Treatment Addresses

Most clients come in with two or three of these rather than one. The common thread is brows that need daily work to look how you want them.

Who This Treatment Is For

It suits most people with natural brow hair to work with. It performs particularly well on anyone whose hairs grow in awkward directions, or whose brows are pale enough to disappear without makeup.
It suits sparse brows better than people expect, because tint colors fine hairs that were always there but invisible. What it cannot do is create hair where there is none, so genuinely bare areas will still be bare, just surrounded by better-defined brows.
It is not appropriate over broken or irritated skin, during an active flare of eczema or psoriasis in the brow area, or where there is an open wound or infection. Recent isotretinoin use requires waiting, and anyone with a known sensitivity to hair dye should mention it before booking. Tinting is generally avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding as a precaution.

Patch Testing and Safety

Brow tint is a semi-permanent dye, and dye allergies are uncommon but real. A reaction on the face, close to the eyes, is worth taking seriously, which is why patch testing exists.
A patch test involves a small amount of the tint applied to a discreet area, usually behind the ear or on the inner arm, 24 to 48 hours before your appointment. If there is going to be a reaction, that is where it shows up rather than on your face. We recommend a patch test for all first-time tinting clients.
Mention any history of reaction to hair dye, henna, or tattoo ink when you book, along with any known sensitivity to cosmetic products. Lamination uses a different chemistry from tint, so it is sometimes possible to have one without the other if that is the safer route for you.

Aftercare: The First 24 Hours Matter Most

There is very little to do after this treatment. The first day genuinely affects how long your results hold, though, so the points below are worth following properly.

  • Keep Brows Completely Dry for 24 Hours: No water, no steam, no sweat. This is the single most important instruction, since the lamination is still setting.
  • Avoid Saunas, Steam Rooms, and Hot Showers: Heat and moisture both loosen the set during the first day.
  • Do Not Rub or Touch Your Brows: Handling them while they set can disturb the direction they have been placed in.
  • Skip Exfoliants and Retinoids Around the Brow Area: For a few days, as both will fade the tint faster.
  • Brush Them Daily Afterward: Once the first day has passed, a quick brush with a spoolie keeps the shape looking deliberate.
  • Use a Nourishing Oil or Conditioner: Lamination is a chemical process, and the hairs benefit from conditioning between appointments.

How Long Do Results Last?

The tint typically lasts four to six weeks and fades gradually rather than disappearing, which means there is no awkward point where it looks half-done. The lamination holds longer, usually six to eight weeks, until new growth changes the shape.
How long yours lasts depends on your hair growth cycle, your skincare routine, and how much sun the area gets. Clients using retinoids or acids near the brow area generally find the tint fades faster.

What This Pairs Well With

Brow work is often booked alongside other appointments. Clients preparing for an event in particular tend to want everything sorted in a single visit rather than across several.
  • Lash Lift and Tint: The equivalent treatment for lashes, and by far the most common pairing. Booked together, they take a single appointment.
  • Dermaplaning: Removes dead skin and fine facial hair, which pairs naturally with brow work for an event.
  • HydraFacial: Cleanses and hydrates the skin, often booked alongside brow and lash treatments before an occasion.
  • Chemical Peels: A more intensive skin treatment, though timing matters and it is generally spaced apart from brow tinting.
  • Wrinkle Relaxers: Where brow position rather than brow hair is the concern, a small amount can lift the brow itself.

Cost and Payment Options

Brow tint and lamination is priced as a single treatment, with tint or lamination alone available at a lower price if you only want one. Booking alongside a lash lift is generally more economical than two separate appointments.

Current pricing is confirmed when you book. Cherry and CareCredit payment plans are available for larger treatment plans, though most clients pay for brow services directly.

Areas We Serve

ReWind Medical Solutions is located in the Westhaven community on Westhaven Boulevard in Franklin, TN, with free on-site parking. We see clients from across Williamson County and the greater Nashville area.
  • Avalon
  • Laurelbrooke
  • Hillsboro Manor

Why Choose ReWind Medical Solutions for Brow Tint and Lamination

Brow lamination is a chemical treatment performed close to the eyes, and it is easy to over-process. Who does it and how carefully they assess your hair first makes a real difference to both the result and the condition of your brows afterward.
  • Led by a Medical Expert: Founder Rita Long brings a clinical background in anesthesia and a passion for aesthetic precision.
  • Trusted Community Provider: We’re members of AMSPA, BBB, and the Williamson County Chamber of Commerce.
  • Wide Range of Services: We offer one of the most extensive menus of aesthetic and wellness treatments in the local community.
  • Innovative Technology: From brow care to laser and hormone therapy, we stay at the forefront of modern aesthetics.
  • Client-Focused Philosophy: Your well-being is our mission; we treat the whole you—not just the treatment area.
  • Personalized Attention: Our team is known for its warm, professional approach and personalized care plans.
  • Performed by a Trained Medical Aesthetician: Caroline Campbell is a graduate of the Aveda Institute and specializes in brow lamination, lash lifts, and skin treatments.
  • Inside a Medical Practice: ReWind is led by Rita Long, CRNA, who has worked in medicine since 1984, which means brow services here sit within a clinical setting rather than a salon.
  • Patch Testing Offered: Recommended for first-time tinting clients, because a dye reaction near the eyes is worth taking seriously.
  • Honest About Frequency: We will not book you for lamination sooner than your brows can take it, even if you would like to come in earlier.
  • Trusted Locally: Members of AmSpa, the Better Business Bureau, and the Williamson County Chamber of Commerce.
  • Convenient Westhaven Location: Free on-site parking in the Westhaven community, a short drive from Franklin, Brentwood, and Nashville.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do the results of brow tint and lamination last?

Results typically last between four and six weeks, depending on your hair growth cycle and aftercare.
Yes, we use gentle, medical-grade products and patch tests can be done before the brow tint and lamination in Franklin, TN, to ensure your safety.
Yes! In fact, lamination and tinting are great ways to create the illusion of fuller brows, even with minimal hair.
Avoid getting your brows wet or using oily products near them for the first 48 hours to maintain results.
Brush them into shape daily and avoid harsh skincare products around the brow area after your brow tint and lamination in Franklin, TN.

The combined treatment is priced as a single service, and tint or lamination alone is available at a lower price if you only want one. Booking it alongside a lash lift is generally more economical than two separate appointments.

Current pricing is confirmed when you book. Because results last four to six weeks, it is worth thinking about the cost across a year if you plan to maintain it.
It can be if it is done too often or left on too long. Lamination is a chemical process that alters the structure of the hair, in the same way a perm does, and repeated over-processing leads to brittle, frizzy, or broken hairs.
Done correctly and spaced appropriately, most people have no problem at all. The protections are keeping at least six to eight weeks between appointments, using a conditioning oil in between, and going to someone who will assess the condition of your hair and tell you when to wait. If your brows are already dry or damaged, that is worth raising before booking.
No sooner than six to eight weeks, and that is a firm recommendation rather than a suggestion. It is the interval that lets the hair recover between chemical processes.
Tint alone can be refreshed sooner if the color has faded but the shape is still holding, which is a common way to extend the look without over-processing. Your aesthetician will tell you which applies at your appointment.
Usually yes, and the two often complement each other. Lamination lifts and directs your natural hairs, which sits well over microbladed or tattooed brows and can make them look considerably more natural.
Tint behaves slightly differently over treated skin, and color may take unevenly on areas that have been tattooed or scarred. Tell your aesthetician what work you have had and when, so the approach can be adjusted and expectations set properly.
Tinting is generally avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding as a precaution. There is no strong evidence of harm, but there is also limited safety data, and most providers take the cautious route on elective treatment.
Lamination is a separate question, and some clients do have it without the tint. Skin can also be more reactive during pregnancy, so a patch test matters more than usual. We would recommend checking with your own provider first, and we are happy to discuss options.
Tint typically lasts four to six weeks and fades gradually rather than disappearing all at once. Lamination usually holds six to eight weeks, until new growth changes the shape. Your hair growth cycle, your skincare routine, and sun exposure all affect the timeline, and retinoids or acids near the brow area will fade tint faster.

Often yes, with a patch test first. The tint is what most reactions relate to, and a patch test 24 to 48 hours beforehand is what identifies a problem before it appears on your face.

Mention any history of reaction to hair dye, henna, or cosmetic products when you book. If tinting is not appropriate for you, lamination alone uses different chemistry and may still be an option.
Often with better results than you would expect. Tint colors the fine, pale hairs most people have around the brow without realizing it, and darkening those creates a noticeable impression of density.
What it cannot do is create hair where there is none. Genuinely bare areas will remain bare, though they tend to look less obvious once the surrounding brow is defined. Your aesthetician will tell you honestly what to expect from your own brows before starting.
Keep your brows completely dry for 24 hours, which means no water, steam, sweat, or hot showers while the lamination sets. Avoid rubbing or touching them during that period.
After the first day, skip exfoliants and retinoids near the brow area for a few days, as both fade the tint faster. Brush your brows daily with a spoolie and use a conditioning oil to keep the hairs in good condition between appointments.
Brush them daily with a spoolie, which takes seconds and keeps the shape looking deliberate rather than grown out. A nourishing oil or brow conditioner helps counter the drying effect of the lamination process.
Protect them from the sun where you can, since UV fades tint. And resist the urge to pluck strays for the first few days, as the shape settles slightly over the first week.

Book Your Brow Appointment in Franklin, TN

If you spend a few minutes on your brows every morning, this is the treatment that gives that time back. Results are visible the same day and last around a month, and most clients find they stop reaching for brow makeup entirely.

Call (615) 721-5121 or book your appointment at ReWind Medical Solutions, 1025 Westhaven Blvd #150, Franklin, TN 37064. We are open Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 pm.

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