Microblading vs. Nano: Why Nano Might Be the Right Choice for You
Microblading vs. Nano: Why Nano Might Be the Right Choice for You
When it comes to Permanent Makeup (PMU), microblading has long been the buzzword. It’s the technique that has captured attention, and for good reason—it’s where many artists begin their journey. At Bon Beauté, microblading was our first love, and we were proud to be pioneers in Arizona, cornering the market with natural, delicate hair strokes.
However, as the PMU industry grows and evolves, so do our techniques. That’s why we’ve embraced Nano brows—a technique that uses a machine rather than a manual tool.
Why Choose Nano Brows?
While microblading still has its place, Nano brows have quickly proven themselves to be a superior choice for many clients. Here’s why:
Richer Color – The machine delivers more vibrant, longer-lasting pigment.
Flexibility & Precision – With machine work, we can create more nuanced, detailed strokes and fine-tuned results that can adapt to your skin’s unique needs.
Gentler on the Skin – Nano brows are less invasive, offering a softer experience for your skin, which means less irritation and quicker healing time.
Other Techniques within the Machine Work Family
In addition to Nano brows, other popular techniques such as Combo Brows and Powder Brows also live within the machine work family.
Combo Brows combine the precision of hair strokes with soft shading, offering the best of both worlds for a more defined yet natural look.
Powder Brows (also known as shading) create a soft, powdered effect for a more filled-in, makeup-like finish, ideal for those who love a bold, defined look.
All of these techniques use the machine, allowing for richer color, greater flexibility in artistry, and a gentler experience for the skin.
Tailored to You
At Bon Beauté, we are always refining our craft to give you the best results possible. As we continue to examine the results on our clients, we’ll always recommend what’s best for you—whether that’s microblading, Nano brows, Combo brows, or Powder brows.
If machine work is more suited to your skin type and goals, we’ll let you know and guide you through why Nano, Combo, or Powder brows might be the ideal choice for your brows.
