Nano Brows

Nano brows are achieved using a specialised technique that involves a fine needle to create precise, hair-like strokes in the eyebrow area. The process begins with a consultation to discuss your desired brow shape and colour. On the day of the procedure, the technician cleans the area and applies a numbing cream to ensure comfort. Using a “nano” needle, pigment is carefully deposited into the skin, creating ultra-fine strokes that mimic natural hair. This method allows for exceptional detail and a soft, natural finish.

From start to finish, the nano brow procedure typically takes about 2 to 3 hours. This includes an initial consultation to discuss your desired brow shape and color, followed by the preparation of the brow area, which involves cleaning and applying a numbing cream for comfort. Once you're ready, the technician will begin with the procedure. After the pigment application, the technician will make any necessary adjustments to ensure the final result meets your expectations. The entire process allows for meticulous detail and precision, resulting in beautifully defined brows.

Nano brows will typically last between 1 to 3 years, depending on factors such as skin type, lifestyle, and adherence to aftercare instructions. Oily skin may cause the pigment to fade more quickly, while drier skin types often retain the colour longer. Factors like sun exposure, skincare routines, and certain medications can also affect the longevity of the pigment. To maintain the vibrancy and definition of your nano brows, many clients choose to schedule touch-up appointments every 6 to 12 months, which help refresh the colour and ensure that the brows continue to look their best over time.

The nano brow procedure is generally not very painful, as a numbing cream is applied beforehand to minimize discomfort. It is often described as feeling only mild sensations during the treatment similar to a slight tingling or scratching feeling when the fine nano needle deposits pigment into the skin. Overall, pain tolerance varies from person to person, but many find the experience manageable and worth the beautiful, natural results that nano brows provide.

Nano brows can cause mild and temporary side effects, typically including slight swelling, redness, and tenderness in the brow area right after the procedure, which usually resolves within a few days. Some clients may also experience flaking or peeling as the skin heals. In rare instances, allergic reactions to the pigment or infections can occur if aftercare instructions aren't followed. However, working with a qualified technician, such as Amelia, and adhering to aftercare guidelines greatly reduces the risk of complications, allowing you to enjoy your enhanced brows with minimal issues.

Nano brows may be suitable for you if you're looking to enhance the shape and fullness of your eyebrows with a natural appearance. This technique is particularly beneficial for individuals with sparse or uneven brows, as it creates realistic, hair-like strokes. However, it's essential to consider any specific skin conditions, allergies to pigments, or active infections, as these may affect your candidacy. Pregnant or nursing individuals might also be advised to wait before undergoing the procedure. Booking a consultation with our qualified technician will help you assess your individual needs and determine if nano brows are the right choice for you

Nano brows and powder brows are both semi-permanent makeup techniques for enhancing eyebrows, but they differ in application and appearance.

Nano brows use a fine needle to create ultra-fine, hair-like strokes, closely mimicking the natural texture of eyebrow hairs. This technique is perfect for those seeking a realistic and detailed look.

In contrast, powder brows involve a machine to deposit pigment into the skin, resulting in a soft, shaded effect that resembles filled-in brows with makeup, providing a more uniform appearance.

Both techniques typically last 1 to 3 years, depending on skin type and aftercare, with nano brows possibly retaining detail longer. While both involve some discomfort, nano brows tend to be less painful and heal more quickly due to the finer needle. Ultimately, the choice between nano and powder brows depends on personal preference, with nano brows offering a natural, textured look and powder brows providing a soft, polished finish.