(also known as Ombre Powder Brows) are a semi-permanent makeup technique that uses a soft, shaded approach to enhance the appearance of eyebrows. Unlike microblading, which creates individual hair-like strokes, ombre brows involve tiny dots of pigment applied in a gradient style — darker at the tail and lighter at the front — mimicking the look of a softly filled-in brow with makeup.

Nanoshading is a semi-permanent brow technique that combines the precision of a digital machine with ultra-fine pigment application to create soft, shaded brows — similar to the look of powdered or penciled-in makeup.

Nano Combo Brows are a semi‑permanent eyebrow tattoo technique that blends ultra‑fine hair strokes (nano) with soft shading (powder), all applied with a digital PMU (permanent makeup) machine. This hybrid approach gives you the realism of natural hair and the fullness of makeup—ideal if you want a defined but still natural look .

Nano hairstrokes (or just nano brows) are a type of permanent makeup (PMU) technique for eyebrows. It’s often called the next generation of microblading, because it uses a machine and a single ultra-fine needle to create hyper-realistic, hair-like strokes that mimic natural brow hairs.

Brow laminate (or brow lamination) is a beauty treatment for your eyebrows that makes them look fuller, fluffier, and more defined by setting the brow hairs in a uniform, upward direction. It’s sometimes described as a “perm for your brows,” but instead of curling, it straightens and smooths the hairs to keep them in place.

Shading brows (also called powder brows or ombre brows) is a permanent makeup (PMU) technique where the artist implants pigment into the skin in a soft, shaded way — similar to the look of eyebrow powder or pencil. It creates a softly filled-in, gradient effect, rather than hair-like strokes.

Touch-up eyebrows permanent makeup refers to a follow-up procedure done after your initial eyebrow tattooing or semi-permanent makeup (PMU) session. Here’s what it is and why it’s done: ✅ What it means: When you get permanent makeup on your eyebrows — such as microblading, powder brows, nano brows, or combo brows — the pigment is implanted into the skin with a machine or manual tool. As your skin heals, some pigment can fade, heal unevenly, or not retain perfectly in certain areas. A touch-up session is typically scheduled 4–8 weeks after the first appointment, once the skin has healed completely, to: • Correct any spots where pigment didn’t hold well. • Adjust the shape, color, or density if needed. • Make the brows look more even and polished. ✅ Why is it needed? Healing is unique for everyone, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. It’s normal to lose some pigment during healing, so the touch-up is part of the full process to ensure the best, long-lasting result.

Touch-up eyebrows permanent makeup refers to a follow-up procedure done after your initial eyebrow tattooing or semi-permanent makeup (PMU) session. Here’s what it is and why it’s done: ✅ What it means: When you get permanent makeup on your eyebrows — such as microblading, powder brows, nano brows, or combo brows — the pigment is implanted into the skin with a machine or manual tool. As your skin heals, some pigment can fade, heal unevenly, or not retain perfectly in certain areas. A touch-up session is typically scheduled 4–8 weeks after the first appointment, once the skin has healed completely, to: • Correct any spots where pigment didn’t hold well. • Adjust the shape, color, or density if needed. • Make the brows look more even and polished. ✅ Why is it needed? Healing is unique for everyone, depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. It’s normal to lose some pigment during healing, so the touch-up is part of the full process to ensure the best, long-lasting result.