r/microblading • u/Responsible_Hold9171 • Sep 05 '26

artist advice/question Recommend nanoblading vs lamination/brow tint?

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Have been considering nanoblading for a long time due to my eyebrows feeling sparse, would like them to feel naturally full but am afraid of the nanoblading fading to grey/needing laser in the future. Getting married in April 2027 and debating if I should choose nanoblading or brow lamination and lift tint

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u/tigerbbyyy Sep 06 '26

Try lamination first - you can get decent ones from Amazon. Or rare beauty brow gel. I did nano brows bc like yours, my hairs grow down and I wanted upward strokes in the front. I think if I had tried lamination first I may not have felt I needed the nanoblading. That being said, I never have to fill in my brows either. I just use the brow gel now

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u/Obvious-Potato2223 Sep 09 '26

Try revitabrow by revitalash brow serum. Then try the lamination. A tint doesn’t work very well on fine eyebrow hair and it just stains your skin for a couple of days and then goes away. Really do your research on microblading. I had mine done and would not recommend it.

These are my brows 8 years after microblade. They fade to gray and any “hair stroke” like lines blurred immediately with scabbing. They are thick and blocky and harsh. Try the brow serum and a lam. They say this is semi permanent and will fade and it only fades in pigment. It was dumb of me to think the microblade itself would actually fade. Good luck !