What Are Nanobrows? 

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Nanobrows are a highly advanced form of cosmetic tattooing that uses an ultra-fine needle to create hyper-realistic hair strokes with incredible precision. Unlike traditional microblading, nanobrows are performed with a tattoo machine, allowing for more control, less trauma to the skin, and longer-lasting results.

 

This technique is ideal for those seeking a soft, natural enhancement that mimics the look of real brow hair. Perfect for all skin types, including oily or mature skin, nanobrows offer a refined and low-maintenance solution for effortlessly beautiful brows.

 

Frequently Asked Questions about Nanobrows

 

Q: How are nanobrows different from microblading?

A: While microblading uses a manual blade to create hair strokes, nanobrows are created using a tattoo machine. This results in a gentler application with better pigment retention, especially for sensitive or oily skin.

 

Q: How long do nanobrows last?

A: Results typically last 1-3 years depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Touch-ups are recommended annually to maintain optimal color and shape.

 

Q: Does the procedure hurt?

A: Discomfort is minimal. A topical numbing cream is applied before and during the procedure to keep you comfortable throughout the session.

 

Q: What is the healing process like?

A: You can expect some light scabbing or flaking in the first week. Full healing takes about 4-6 weeks, after which a complimentary touch-up is scheduled to perfect the results.

 

Q: Are nanobrows suitable for all skin types?

A: Yes! Nanobrows are especially great for oily, mature, or sensitive skin types that may not be ideal for traditional microblading.

 

Q: Can I choose the shape and color?

A: Somewhat. Your brows are custom-designed based on your facial structure, natural hair growth, and desired look. Pigments are matched to complement your skin tone and hair color.

 

Q: How long does the appointment take?

A: The initial session typically lasts 3-4 hours, including consultation, shaping, color selection, and the procedure itself.

 

Q: What is the cost and what does that include?

A: The cost for nanobrows is $650, which includes one touch-up appointment scheduled 8-10 weeks after your initial session, as well as full aftercare for both appointments. A $50 booking fee is collected at the time of booking, and the remainder is due on the day of your service.

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Microblading

 

Microblading is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure that enhances the appearance of eyebrows by manually implanting pigment into the skin using a fine, hand-held tool.

 

This technique creates natural-looking, hair-like strokes that blend seamlessly with existing eyebrow hair, resulting in fuller and more defined brows. Ideal for individuals seeking to fill in sparse areas or reconstruct the entire brow, microblading offers a realistic and low-maintenance solution.

 

The cost for microblading is $550, which includes one touch-up appointment 8-10 weeks after the initial session and full aftercare for both appointments.

 

A $50 booking fee is required at the time of booking, with the remainder due on the day of service.

 

Frequently Asked Questions about Microblading

 

Q: How long does microblading last?

A: Microblading typically lasts between 1 to 3 years, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Annual touch-ups are recommended to maintain the desired appearance.

 

Q: Is the procedure painful?

A: Discomfort is minimal. A topical numbing agent is applied before and during the procedure to ensure client comfort.

 

Q: What is the healing process like?

A: Initial healing takes about 7-14 days, during which the brows may appear darker and scab slightly. Full healing and true color settlement occur over 4-6 weeks.

 

Q: Who is an ideal candidate for microblading? A: Microblading is suitable for individuals with normal to dry skin types. Those with oily skin may experience faster pigment fading and are often better suited for nano brows.

 

Powder Brows

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Powder brows, also known as ombre brows, involve the application of a semi-permanent shading technique using a tattoo machine to create a soft, powdered effect that resembles eyebrow makeup.

 

This method offers a gradient appearance, with lighter fronts and darker tails, providing a fuller and more defined look. Powder brows are ideal for individuals seeking a makeup-like finish or those with oily skin, as the technique tends to have better retention on such skin types.

 

The cost for powder brows is $650, which includes one touch-up appointment 8-10 weeks after the initial session and full aftercare for both appointments.

 

A $50 booking fee is required at the time of booking, with the remainder due on the day of service.

 

Frequently Asked Questions about powder brows

 

Q: How do powder brows differ from microblading?

A: While microblading creates hair-like strokes, powder brows use a shading technique to achieve a soft, filled-in appearance, similar to eyebrow powder or pencil.

 

Q: How long do powder brows last?

A: Powder brows typically last between 2 to 4 years, with touch-ups recommended every 1-2 years to maintain their appearance.

 

Q: Is the procedure suitable for all skin types?

A: Yes, powder brows are especially beneficial for oily or mature skin, as the shading technique tends to retain better and last longer on these skin types.

 

Q: What is the aftercare process?

A: Aftercare includes keeping the area clean and dry, avoiding makeup on the brows, and refraining from picking at any scabs during the healing process, which typically lasts about 7-14 days.

 

Scheduled Saline Removal

 

Scheduled saline removal is a non-laser method for lightening or removing unwanted permanent makeup or small tattoos. This technique involves implanting a sterile saline solution into the tattooed area, which lifts the pigment to the skin's surface and facilitates its removal through the body's natural healing process. Multiple sessions may be required, depending on the depth and saturation of the existing pigment.

 

Cost The cost for scheduled saline removal is $150 per session. This service does not include additional aftercare products or follow-up visits.

 

Frequently Asked Questions about Saline Removal

 

Q: How many sessions are needed for complete removal?

A: The number of sessions varies depending on factors such as pigment depth, saturation, and individual skin response. On average, 3 to 6 sessions may be necessary.

 

Q: Is saline removal safe?

A: Yes, when performed by a trained professional, saline removal is a safe method for lightening or removing unwanted pigment.

 

Q: What is the healing process like?

A: The treated area may form a scab, which should be left to heal naturally. Healing typically takes 7-14 days, and proper aftercare is essential to prevent scarring.

 

Q: Can all colors be removed with saline solution?

A: Saline removal is effective on most pigment colors, including those that are challenging to remove with laser treatments.

 

Emergency Saline Removal

 

Emergency saline removal is performed within 48 hours of a permanent makeup procedure to immediately lift and remove unwanted pigment. This urgent corrective procedure uses a sterile saline solution to reverse recent applications before the pigment has fully settled into the skin.

 

The cost for emergency saline removal is $250. This service does not include additional aftercare products or follow-up visits.

 

Frequently Asked Questions about Emergency Saline Removal

 

Q: When should emergency saline removal be considered?

A: This procedure is ideal for clients who are dissatisfied with their recent permanent makeup results and seek immediate correction within the first 48 hours.

 

Q: How effective is emergency removal?

A: When performed promptly, emergency saline removal can significantly lighten or completely remove the unwanted pigment.

 

Q: What is the procedure like?

A: The process involves introducing a saline solution into the treated area to lift the pigment, followed by proper aftercare to ensure optimal healing.

 

Q: Are there any risks involved?

A: As with any procedure, there are minimal risks, such as skin irritation or scarring, especially if aftercare instructions are not followed. It's crucial to have the procedure performed by an experienced professional.