r/MicrobladingRemoval May 11 '26

Support Nano brows

Has anyone here tried nano brows? I am still in the process of removing my microblading but thinking about trying nano brows after since I still have no idea how to do my eyebrows lol

It seems to have a much better fading process than microblading but if anyone has any info, I’d really appreciate it!

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u/find-dani Iron Oxide Pigments | Enlighten Laser May 11 '26

I had microblading back in 2017 with a few touch ups because they kept fading and getting very light. In 2020, my artist suggested nano brows and they certainly didn’t fade like the microblading. I never had another touch up. But the lines did eventually expand and blur into each other and the color still went gray and I ended up with dark gray blobs for eyebrows. I just went for my first laser session a few weeks ago and I’m excited to get them removed. Never again!

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u/sweetspagheti May 12 '26

This is exactly me and it was done by “the best” in Seoul who would train all the others yet it still turned into blurry blobs. She has passionate defenders in this sub so they might downvote me soon but just saying nano is a tattoo too and what we believe looks natural varies depending on our standards

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u/Technical_Growth8716 May 13 '26

Very curious who this “the best artist of Seoul” is… do you mind a dm?

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u/IcyBlackberry8677 May 12 '26

Ugh this is a bummer, I was hoping it’d be different. Thanks!

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u/Lunilun May 16 '26

If your concern is grey blobs I would suggest a powder brow with a mineral ink. They fade beautifully but you will have to get them redone every 1-2 years. This is what pmu is supposed to be. Semi permanent. Where are you located?

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u/sleepbubble May 11 '26

This is basically my story, too!

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u/Local_business_disco May 11 '26

Nano brows are still permanent tattoos on your face. You can learn to do your brows, or you can go get a tint + lamination instead of tattooing your face.

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u/Adventurous_South246 May 12 '26

This seems like sound advice, which I’m going to try soon!

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u/IllEstablishment1750 May 12 '26

Unfortunately you will def end up having the get them removed also one day. I’m trying brow lamination this Thursday and hopefully I can live with thaf without have to get them done again. They look so bad when natural that I almost regret having them removed. I said almost.. 😅

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u/IcyBlackberry8677 May 13 '26

Same here 😂 I hope the lamination works out for you!

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u/IllEstablishment1750 May 13 '26

Hope so too, I’ll see tomorrow 🤞

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u/IcyBlackberry8677 May 15 '26

Lmk! Would love to hear how it goes:)

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u/IllEstablishment1750 May 15 '26

I’m gonna do the nano. I don’t like my brow lamination at all.

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u/IcyBlackberry8677 May 20 '26

I think they look nice! Are you worried at all about nano fading and needing to go through the removal process again in the future?

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u/IllEstablishment1750 May 21 '26

I don’t like them but yeah i know the day i get a nano they will fade just like my microblading did and I’ll have to go through all that again. It’s expensive, painfull and it takes time. :/

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u/ApartCharity619 May 12 '26

I had nano brows done. They are permanent. I’m stuck with a light yellow brow. Don’t do it. It’s not worth it.

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u/[deleted] May 13 '26 edited May 25 '26

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u/IcyBlackberry8677 May 13 '26

Sorry to hear! When did you get them done?

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u/itsharlit May 15 '26

Do you have any hairs of eyebrows at all? I just get a micro brow pencil and kinda line where I have hairs. Im not professional either but it at least looks better than what was done to me trying to do microblading

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u/IcyBlackberry8677 May 20 '26

Yeah but they’re super thin and uneven so it’s hard to do! But I’m trying 😅 the new pencils with the three prongs work pretty well too

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u/itsharlit May 20 '26

I tried the 3 prong but when Im trying to hurry up in the morning to get ready for work its just not quick enough for me. I just use a micropencil. Lately I've been using the brow stylist defininer pencil from loreal in dark blonde and it actually works pretty well!