18SEP
The appointment takes about 45 minutes and the first day afterwards matters most. Here is how the visit runs and how to keep the shape for weeks.
Read More: Your first brow lamination: what to expectVelour is a small South Congress studio for skin, nails and brows. We keep appointments unhurried, open sterilized tools from sealed pouches in front of you, and keep simple notes so your next visit starts where the last one finished. Prices are on the site, and we always ask before adding anything.
Shaping, tinting, lamination and lash lifts, mapped to your features and finished so they grow out softly rather than all at once.
Read more about Brows & LashesHydrating facials, gentle peels and dermaplaning, each one started with a short consult so we treat what your skin needs today.
Read more about Skin TreatmentsGel manicures, Gel-X, fine nail art and warm-soak pedicures with sterilized tools every time and a sunny chair by the front window.
Read more about Nails & Pedicures
Five specialists, two quiet treatment rooms and a sunny nail bar by the front window. Most treatments take under an hour, so a lunch-break brow tidy or an after-work facial is easy to fit in.
Six treatments our regulars book most. Each one starts with a short consult and ends with written aftercare.
shape, set & tint
Your own brow hairs lifted, set and tinted into a fuller, brushed-up shape that holds for six to eight weeks.
Read More about Brow lamination and tint60 minutes
A double cleanse, gentle exfoliation, a mask chosen for your skin that day and an unhurried face and shoulder massage.
Read More about Signature facialup to three weeks
LED-cured gel color that stays glossy and chip-free for two to three weeks.
Read More about Gel manicuresno extensions
Your natural lashes lifted from the root and darkened to the tips, so there is nothing to glue, fill or remove.
Read More about Lash lift and tintsmooth & bright
A fine-blade dermaplane or a light chemical peel for brighter, smoother skin that makes makeup and serums sit better.
Read More about Peels and dermaplaningwarm soak & polish
Warm soak, scrub, callus care, massage and polish in our pipeless pedicure chairs.
Read More about Spa pedicuresSpecialists who each own their craft: skin, brows and lashes, nail art and the studio itself.
Choose a treatment and a time online in about a minute. New guests get a skin or brow consult included with their first visit.
A look around the studio and the small rituals
that make a visit feel like a proper pause.
Three favorite visits bundled for less than booking each treatment on its own. Sample 2026 prices; we confirm before you book.

$129visit

$219visit

$329visit

We would rather do one treatment beautifully than three in a hurry. If something will not suit your skin this week, we will say so and suggest what will. Walk-ins are welcome when a chair is free, but booking ahead holds your specialist.
Short, practical notes from the studio on brows, skin and nails.
18SEP
The appointment takes about 45 minutes and the first day afterwards matters most. Here is how the visit runs and how to keep the shape for weeks.
Read More: Your first brow lamination: what to expect11SEP
Skin renews itself roughly every four to six weeks, which is why that rhythm works for most people. Here is when to go more or less often.
Read More: How often should you really book a facial?04SEP
Seven small habits, from the right cuticle oil to how you open soda cans, that stretch your gel from ten days to twenty-one.
Read More: How to make a gel manicure last three full weeks21AUG
A friendly side-by-side of wear time, strength, removal and price so you can book the service that fits your hands and your calendar.
Read More: Gel-X, dip or classic gel: which one is right for you?07AUG
When to book your trial, how to match your bridal party and the day-before routine that keeps your ring photo perfect.
Read More: Your bridal nails timeline, from trial to ring shot24JUL
What clean really looks like at a nail salon, the questions worth asking and the red flags that mean you should walk out.
Read More: The pedicure hygiene checklist every Austin guest should knowWe value your privacy
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