Frequently Asked Questions

Microblading is ideal for those who want to fill gaps in their brows semi-permanently (lasting 6–24 months) with natural-looking hair strokes. It's best suited for clients with existing brow hairs who want subtle corrections, gap-filling, or minor asymmetry adjustments. It works best on normal to dry skin.

Nanobrows are perfect for those with sparse or overplucked brows, oily skin, or anyone wanting more volume and definition. The machine needle technique allows for variable stroke thickness and better pigment retention on oily skin. Results last 12–24 months.

Microblading uses a hand blade for uniform hair-like strokes — best for small corrections. Nanobrows use a machine needle for variable-thickness strokes — best for volume and oily skin. Powder brows create a soft, shaded makeup-like finish — best for those who prefer a filled-in look. During your session, I'll recommend the technique that suits your specific brow situation, skin type, and desired result.

Absolutely. We'll work together to design a shape that complements your natural brow, facial features, and bone structure. The color will be custom-mixed to match your natural brow hair precisely. You'll approve the shape before I begin — no surprises.

Also known as permanent makeup or PMU, semi-permanent makeup uses pigment placed in the skin to enhance your brows or lips. Results last 6 to 24 months and are completed in two sessions: the initial application and a touch-up after 30 days.

It's a form of cosmetic tattooing, which is why many people call it an eyebrow tattoo. The difference is depth: pigment is placed much more superficially than a traditional tattoo, so it fades gradually over 6 to 24 months instead of staying permanently.