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Nano Brow cover-up ✨

One thing I always ask for before booking cover-ups is clear photos of any previous brow work. Some old permanent make up can be corrected beautifully, while other cases may need laser removal first before we can achieve soft, natural healed results.

In this case, her old pigment had faded to a really workable tone, which made her a great candidate for Nano Brows without laser.

Every brow correction is different, and a proper assessment beforehand is so important to make sure we choose the best path for your skin and long-term results.

Dry or sensitive skin and thinking nano brows aren’t for you? Not true 🤍

It just requires a softer approach.

For these skin types, I focus on light, controlled strokes, minimal passes, and building dimension gradually—never overworking the skin or overloading pigment.

Why? Because too much too fast can lead to irritation, poor retention, or uneven healing.

Less is more ✨
The goal is soft, natural brows that heal beautifully with your skin—not against it.

Not sure if you’re a candidate? I’m always happy to guide you🤗

Nano 2nd session ✨

Soft, natural beginnings—with the option to build. We refined this client’s brows with a little added fullness while maintaining that effortless, natural finish.

Nano Bros 1st session

Why do fresh nano brows look reddish-brown—especially on blondes? 🤎

Totally normal ✨ Right after your procedure, pigment sits higher in the skin and mixes with natural redness from healing, which can make brows look warmer at first—especially on lighter skin tones.

As your brows heal over the next 1–2 weeks, the top layer of skin sheds, and the color softens, cools, and becomes more natural.

Remember: the fresh color is not the final result 🤍
By 4–6 weeks, your brows will be healed, more neutral, and beautifully blended.

Trust the process🫶