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Microblading vs ombré powder brows, and three more

Every brow below is drawn on the same face, so the only thing changing is the technique. These are illustrations, not healed client results.

  1. Nano Hair Strokes

    Ultra-fine, machine-made strokes that follow your natural growth

    Illustration of nano hair strokes: dense, ultra-fine individual strokes across the whole brow

    $650$455

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  2. Microblading

    Natural, hair-like strokes for effortlessly defined brows

    Illustration of microblading: distinct hand-cut hair strokes with visible skin between them

    $400$280

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  3. Nano Combo Brows

    Blade-cut strokes at the front, with soft shading behind them

    Illustration of nano combo brows: fine strokes at the front blending into soft shading toward the tail

    $450$293

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  4. Special Ombré Powder Brows

    Machine-made strokes at the front, under denser velvet shading

    Illustration of special ombré powder brows: velvet shading through the body and tail with delicate strokes at the front

    $450$293

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  5. Ombré Powder Brows

    A soft, powdered finish that lasts for years

    Illustration of ombré powder brows: soft powdered shading, lighter at the front and deeper at the tail

    $350$245

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How they differ

Microblading

Microblading is a semi-permanent tattoo technique that mimics the look of real brow hairs. Using a fine hand-tool, individual hair-like strokes are drawn into the skin with high-quality pigment, filling gaps and reshaping brows that are sparse, over-plucked, or uneven.

Nano Combo Brows

Nano Combo Brows blend two techniques: fine, hair-like nano strokes at the front of the brow for a natural start, transitioning into soft ombré powder shading through the body and tail. The combination gives dimension and definition that neither technique achieves alone.

Ombré Powder Brows

Ombré Powder Brows create a soft, gradient finish — lighter at the front, deeper toward the tails — for a look reminiscent of lightly filled-in brows. Applied with a tattoo machine and high-quality pigment, the result is a smooth, powdery shading that suits most skin types, including oily skin where microblading strokes tend to blur.