In recent years, the prevailing opinion in the cosmetology industry has been to advise against eyelash and eyebrow lamination during pregnancy. This advice has been given on the basis of general caution , rather than on solid scientific data. However, our experience of over 10 years in the industry has led us to a different conclusion: there is no evidence to suggest that such treatments are harmful to the mother or the fetus.

It is important to recognize that many aestheticians tend to avoid lamination on pregnant women for fear of any future complications that could be attributed to the aesthetic procedure. This attitude may be understandable, as no one wants to take unnecessary risks. However, it is equally important to base our decisions on solid evidence rather than unfounded fears.

So far, there are no scientific studies or first-hand experience that show that eyelash and eyebrow lamination has any negative effects on pregnancy . The products used in these treatments are often gentle and formulated to be safe even for sensitive skin, which suggests that the risk of harm is almost non-existent.

However, we believe that the final opinion always belongs to the doctor, and in case of treatment not being recommended, it is essential to respect this indication . Every pregnancy is unique and what may be safe for one woman may not be safe for another.

The fundamental difference lies in the expert and knowledgeable hands of the operators in the sector. This is where the importance of training and continuous education in the beauty and aesthetics sector comes into play .