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Uses a manual tool or a digital machine to apply countless tiny, pixelated dots of pigment (stippling), building a soft gradient or shadow effect. Resembles softly filled-in brows using an eyebrow powder or pencil, offering a bolder, more defined finish. Ideal for all skin types, especially oily, sensitive, or textured skin because the pixelated dots hold up better against excess sebum. Generally lasts 2 to 5 years and tends to fade more evenly and predictably than individual hair strokes
Uses a manual handheld tool with a fine blade to make shallow cuts in the skin, depositing pigment in crisp, individual hair-like strokes. This results in a very natural, feathery look that can look like real growing hairs. This method is best for sparse areas. Works best on normal to dry skin types. Oily or mature skin can cause hair strokes to blur or fade too quickly. Microblading lasts approximately up to 3 years, though strokes can soften and blur over time depending on skin type
Nano brows are a cosmetic tattoo technique that uses a digital machine and a single fine needle to create ultra-realistic, hair-like strokes on the eyebrows. They differ from traditional microblading by using a motorized device instead of a manual blade, resulting in less skin trauma and better suitability for various skin types
Powder brows create a shaded eyebrow style. The brows look similar to the effect of eyebrow powder or a brow pencil. Instead of hair strokes, tiny dots of pigment are placed into the skin using the machine. These dots build a soft color across the brow. The front of the brow usually looks lighter. The end of the brow appears darker. This creates a gentle gradient effect.
Combo brows are a style that blends crisp, hair-like nano brow strokes at the front with soft, dense shading through the body and tail. They combine the best elements of nano brows & powder brows.
