1. On cleansed brows, mix your shade(s) with an equal amount of Noemi Cream or Gel Developer.
2. Map the brow with mapping paste or string.
3. Apply a thin layer from the tail, then 2–3 more even layers for intensity.
4. For an ombré, remove the front within 90 seconds; after lamination, apply only after Step 2.
5. Remove after 5–15 minutes with a damp cotton round: shorter for softer, longer for deeper.
6. Advise clients to keep brows dry and free of makeup and skincare for 24 hours.

• Dyeing before Step 2 of lamination: Always apply dye after Step 2.
• Leaving fronts too long: Remove within 90 seconds for a soft fade.
• Unequal developer ratio: Mix with an equal amount of developer.
• Ignoring faster processing after lamination: Laminated hair takes colour faster; check early.
• Skipping aftercare: Keep brows dry for 24 hours.

• Shades: Espresso, Pearl, Beige, Grey, Spice (1 each)
• Size: 10ml per tube
• pH: 9–10
• Stain: Skin up to 8 days; hair 5–6 weeks
• PAO: 12 months
• Use: Professional use only

Is Noemi Gel Dye safe to use with lamination?

Yes, it contains henna extract rather than henna pigment, making it compatible with brow lamination and lash lifts.

Why does colour develop faster after lamination?

Laminated hair is more receptive, so processing is faster; apply dye after Step 2 and check early.

How do I create a custom shade?

Mix shades, for example Beige and Grey at 70/30, with Noemi Gel Developer.

Can I wax during the service?

Yes, you can wax while the dye processes if needed.

What aftercare should clients follow?

Avoid getting brows wet and avoid makeup or skincare on the area for 24 hours.