Nano Strokes
Also called nanoblading. Natural, hair-like strokes that give a fuller and more defined look while still reading as real brow hair.
Brows that are already done when you wake up. Three techniques, from the most natural hair-like strokes to a soft powder finish, all mapped to your face before any pigment is applied.
What it is
Permanent makeup places pigment in the skin to create the look of fuller brows that last. The right technique depends on how much natural hair you have, your skin type, and whether you prefer a barely-there result or a more defined brow. Cris recommends one after looking at your brows and talking through what you want.
A good fit if
Three techniques
Each session takes about 3 hours and 40 minutes, including design and mapping. Not sure which one is yours? Cris will guide you.
Also called nanoblading. Natural, hair-like strokes that give a fuller and more defined look while still reading as real brow hair.
Natural hair strokes at the front of the brow, with a soft shaded powder effect that blends from light to dark toward the tail.
A soft, powdery finish with a crisp design. Pigment starts light at the front and gradually deepens toward the tail. Ideal for little to no brow hair, oily skin, or anyone who prefers a more defined brow.
Prices and available dates are on Fresha.
See Dates on FreshaYour session
We talk about your goals, look at your skin and natural brows, and choose the technique together.
The shape is measured against your features and drawn on first, so you see it before it is permanent.
Pigment is applied with the technique you chose. Plan for about 3 hours and 40 minutes in total.
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Results
Before your session
Aftercare
Questions
Prefer to talk it through? Call or text 561-956-1904.
Nano strokes give the most natural, hair-like result. Ombré powder brows suit little to no brow hair, oily skin, or a more defined look. Combo brows mix both: strokes at the front and soft shading toward the tail.
Yes. Tint and lamination work on your natural hairs and last a few weeks. Permanent makeup places pigment in the skin for a much longer lasting result.
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