How is nanoblading different from nano brows?

The terms Nanoblading and Nanobrows are often used interchangeably, but they refer to distinct aspects of brow artistry. Let’s break down the differences to help you better understand these techniques.

Nanoblading:

Nanoblading is a method of creating hair-like strokes using a 0.15mm blade, which is even finer than the 0.18mm blade commonly used in Microblading. The ultra-thin blade allows for more precise and delicate strokes, making it ideal for clients who prefer a very natural look.

• What it Involves: Nanoblading uses a handheld tool with a blade to implant pigment into the skin.

• Best For: Clients with normal to oily skin who desire soft, hair-like strokes.

• Healing Process: Similar to Microblading, it requires about 4-6 weeks for the brows to fully heal.

  
  

Nanobrows:

Nanobrows, on the other hand, describe a style of brow created using a machine and needle rather than a manual blade. The strokes are applied with a single needle to achieve an extremely natural effect, resembling real eyebrow hair.

• What it Involves: A digital machine implants pigment into the skin with a fine needle, resulting in more consistent and refined strokes.

• Best For: Clients of all skin types, including those with oily or sensitive skin.

• Healing Process: Slightly quicker and less prone to patchiness compared to bladed techniques.

  
  

Key Differences

Feature	Nanoblading	Nanobrows
Tool Used	0.15mm blade	Digital machine needle
Precision Level	High	Extremely high
Skin Type Suitability	Dry to Normal	All skin types
Healing Time	4-6 weeks	Slightly quicker

Choosing the Right Technique

The choice between Nanoblading and Nanobrows depends on the client’s skin type, preferences, and desired outcome. Both techniques offer stunning, natural results when performed by a skilled artist.

Understanding the nuances of these methods ensures that clients can make informed decisions, while artists can offer tailored solutions for every individual.