
Nano Combo Brows
The best of both worlds — crisp strokes plus soft shading
Book This ServiceDuration
2h
Longevity
Approximately 2–3 years after touch-up
Price
$450 $31530% off — limited time
What it is
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.
It is an excellent choice if you want natural texture up front with fuller, more defined color throughout. Each session includes a consultation, custom mapping, and numbing cream for your comfort.
What's included
Plan for about two hours. We consult and map your shape, apply numbing cream, then create the nano hair strokes at the front and build ombré powder shading through the rest of the brow.
- ✓Thorough consultation to discuss your desired look
- ✓Precise eyebrow mapping for a customized shape
- ✓Application of numbing cream for your comfort
- ✓Microblading hair strokes at the front and ombré powder technique throughout the brow
Touch-ups & maintenance
Combo brows heal over roughly four to six weeks as both the strokes and shading settle.
An initial touch-up is highly recommended about four to six weeks after your first session to refine strokes and even out color. An annual touch-up thereafter keeps the combination looking fresh for two to three years.
How you care for the area while it heals decides how well it settles. Read the full aftercare instructions before your appointment.
Annual Touch-Up
$180 · 2h
Yearly refresh to keep color and shape looking their best.
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Common questions
What are nano combo brows?
Two techniques in one brow: fine machine-made nano strokes at the front, blending into soft ombré powder shading through the body and tail.
How long do nano combo brows last?
Two to three years with an annual touch-up.
How are nano combo brows different from microblading?
Nano strokes are implanted with a machine rather than cut in with a hand blade, so they are finer, more consistent and gentler on the skin — and the added shading gives fullness microblading alone does not.