Nanoblading

Nanoblading

Nanoblading Nanocolor Infusion is a new treatment that uses ultra-fine needles which can actually mimic the diameter and dimension of a real hair in the skin.  If microblading looks too ultra-perfect or slightly too 3D for your liking, then nanoblading is your best bet for achieving a more convincingly soft and more realistic natural look. 

Is Nanoblading Better Than Microblading?

That's why nanoblading is a better option for clients with little to no brow hairs. Nano is also a better option for oilier skin and large pores as the strokes are more resilient, and for older clients since the flexible needle is gentler on the skin than the microblading tool.

What Is Nanoblading?

Permanent makeup treatments have been proper life-savers. They can recreate the look of wearing makeup, but in semi-permanent versions that don’t wash off or smudge. The new era of the brow tattoo offers us a number of different techniques to choose from – although microblading is still number 1, nano brows have emerged as a close second.

The nano brows treatment gives a look similar to microblading, but it’s done differently. The technique has 2 names used equally often – nano brows and nanoblading.

Nano brows are a semi-permanent makeup treatment for the eyebrows that creates the look of extra natural volume, fills in sparse patches, and modifies the shape of the arches into your dream brows. It’s a form of cosmetic tattooing – it’s done by opening up the skin and depositing color into it, but it’s not permanent.

Nanoblading vs Microbalding – Main Takeaways

Both microbalding and nanoblading give the brows a natural-looking enhancement by adding extra hair strokes into the arch. The difference lies in the method of applying those strokes – nanoblading is done with a machine, while microblading is a manual technique. The looks are very similar, with nano brows being a bit more crisp and subtle.

The choice between the two should be based on skin type – nanoblading is more suitable for oily skin than microblading. Whichever you choose, make sure you find a reputable aesthetician with proper certification and lots of experience.

Is Nanoblading Better Than Microblading?

We can’t give you a yes or no answer. It all depends on the look you want and your skin type.

Nanoblading gives more precision and a crisp, extremely defined look.The strokes are thinner and they look more like natural hairs. That’s why nanoblading is a better option for clients with little to no brow hairs. Nano is also a better option for oilier skin and large pores as the strokes are more resilient, and for older clients since the flexible needle is gentler on the skin than the microblading tool.

Microblading can also give realistic results, but it’s not really suitable for oily skin and large pores. Pigments migrate more easily from microblading incisions, and sebum overproduction pushes them out more easily, so the results fade faster.

You should base your decision between the treatments primarily on your skin type, since the looks are very similar. It’s a good idea to let an artist assess your skin and recommend which one to opt for.

Nanoblading Services:  $550.00