What are nano brows? How does it compare to microblading?

Nano brows and microblading are both eyebrow enhancement procedures. The nano technique uses a digital machine to create fine, precise hair-like strokes. The needles are typically smaller and can achieve a more detailed, natural look as opposed to microblading. The microbalding technique involves a handheld tool with a blade that creates strokes manually. While it also produces hair-like effects, it may not offer the same level of detail as nano brows and is not suitable for most skin types.

Are the nano brow and freckle procedures painful?

Both the nano and hyper-realistic freckles are relatively gentle, pain-free procedures. Often the feeling is compared to a light scratching sensation. We further ensure your comfort by using the top numbing agents on the market. Most of our clients fall asleep during the procedure.

How long do nano brows last?

Nano brows typically last between 1 to 3 years, depending on several factors. Those factors include client aftercare, skin type, lifestyle, sun exposure, and maintenance. Given you take good care of your brows and book annual touchups, you can always maintain a fresh look.

What can I do to ensure I have the best outcome?

It is important to keep in mind that you as a client play an important role in the outcome of your brows. Seventy percent of that outcome is reliant upon the artist, and thirty percent is dependent on your skin type, pre-appointment care, and post-appointment care. Please follow the pre/post care instructions to ensure the best results.

Why should I get nano brows?

Investing in nano brows can elevate your beauty routine and provide long-lasting results that enhance your natural look! Whether you have sparse brows or want to enhance your existing shape, nano brows are versatile enough to meet various needs and preferences. Furthermore, this procedure allows for a high degree of customization, so you can achieve the perfect shape, color, and fullness that complements your unique facial features. This technique results in less trauma to the skin compared to microblading, which can result in a quicker healing process and reduced risk of scarring or irritation.