Nanoblading is a form of microblading that is much more precise. A nanoneedle machine, which is comparable to a tattoo machine but employs a very thin needle to deliver pigments to the epidermis, will be used. The nanoneedle is flexible and as thin as a hair. Some artists refer to them as 3D micro brows since the fine strokes are indistinguishable from real hairs. The most usually used thickness is 0.18mm.
What is the process like?
The pigment is then dipped into the very tip of the needle, which has a very small circumference. The pigment's hue is determined by a variety of criteria, including whether it's a good match for your skin tone and if it's comparable to your natural hair color.
To create perfect hair strokes and a gorgeous, natural-looking brow, the color is gently poured down the needles and into the skin.
Does it hurt?
Despite the fact that nanoblading doesn’t hurt, the operation is uncomfortable but not unbearable, and the results can last up to three years, depending on your skin type and lifestyle, are well worth the effort for the long-lasting benefits.
Because each stroke is unique and thin with Nanoblading, it is easier to blend into the natural brows and adjust the arch with greater precision. People with thin brow hairs and customers with alopecia who have no brow hairs also look more natural with nanoblading. Because small strokes are more durable, nanobrows are better for clients with oily skin and wide pores.
Accept Nanoblading from a Professional
Perfect faulty points and make your brows standout using defined eyebrow design.
Feel free to email me, Sumiko Lui, at info@pmu-lashes-aesthetics.com or book your appointments here.