Nano hairstrokes use a digital machine with an ultra-fine single needle to implant pigment in precise, hair-like strokes — creating a result virtually identical to microblading but with superior longevity and suitability across all skin types, including oily and combination skin where microblading tends to blur and fade more quickly.
Nano Hairstrokes vs. Microblading
- Tool: Nano uses a digital machine (single needle); microblading uses a manual hand blade
- Needle depth: Nano deposits pigment more precisely and consistently; microblading can have slight variation in depth
- Skin type: Nano works for all skin types including oily; microblading is best for dry-to-normal skin
- Longevity: Nano hairstrokes typically retain color longer than microblading on most skin types
- Look: Both create individual, hair-like strokes — virtually indistinguishable in the healed result
The Process
Your appointment begins with brow mapping and design — we use precise facial measurements and golden ratio proportions to create a shape that frames your face beautifully. After your approval, topical numbing is applied. The nano machine then deposits pigment stroke by stroke to build a natural, dimensional brow. A touch-up session at 6–8 weeks is included and essential for best results.