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If you've browsed our services, you might have noticed something unique about Patrycja's services —nano brows. While our other talented artists specialize in Microblading, Patrycja's expertise lies in the art of nano brows. In this post, we'll explore the nuances between these two techniques, discussing their pros, cons, and everything in between.
BOTH are forms of tattooing.
BOTH can be used to create ultra-natural, realistic-looking brows.
BOTH are designed to last up to 3 years.
So what are the KEY differences? Take a look below ↓
NANO VS MICROBLADING:
| NANO BROWS | MICROBLADING |
What is it? | Creating hair strokes using a tattoo machine and a single point needle. Pigment is implanted by poking it in to the skin. | Creating hair strokes using a manual hand tool with a row of needles arranged like an angled blade (imagine a comb). Pigment is implanted by making tiny scratches in the skin. |
How does it look different? | The lines are made up of many tiny pixels, so the strokes can be made as thin or thick, crisp or powdery as desired. | The lines are very crisp and sharp since the pigment is concentrated into a very fine scratch in the skin. |
Who is it good for? | All skin types (normal, combo, dry, oily), people prone to bleeding or with thin/delicate skin | Some skin types (normal, combo, dry), thicker/healthier skin |
HOW TO CHOOSE BETWEEN THE TWO?
The most important question is: Do you like that artist’s unique style of brows? Look at each of our artists and learn about their background and style of work to decide which one you'd like to go with. Then, you can meet them and ask what the best options are based on your skin type and brow goals!
Still feeling unsure? Book a consultation with the artist you're thinking of booking with & let us help you make the best decision for you.
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