Frequently Asked Questions

  • To ensure the best results, please follow these guidelines before your appointment:

    • Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and blood thinners 24 hours prior

    • Discontinue retinol, AHAs/BHAs, and active skincare around the brow area for 5–7 days

    • Avoid tanning, sunburn, or chemical peels for at least 1 week

    • Do not wax, thread, or tint brows 3–5 days before

    • If you’ve had Botox, allow 2 weeks before your appointment

    • Come with clean skin — no makeup or skincare on the brow area

  • Proper aftercare is essential for optimal healing and results.

    • Healing typically takes 10–14 days

    • Keep the area clean and dry for the first 72 hours

    • Avoid water, sweat, steam, and makeup on the brows for 10–14 days

    • Apply a thin layer of the provided ointment as instructed

    • Do not pick, scratch, or rub the area while healing

    • Avoid sun exposure, tanning, and active skincare until fully healed

    • No facials, saunas, or swimming during the healing period

    Final colour will soften and fully develop over 4–6 weeks.

  • What to expect for the next 14 days:

    • 24 hours - Any redness or irritation will decrease.

    • Day 1-3 - Avoid all sweating and all water contact on new eyebrows.

    • Day 2-6 - Brows start to oxidize, brows get darker and thicker.

    • Day 4-10 With a Q-tip, apply a paper thin layer of the provided ointment every 3-4 hours.

    • Day 5-10 - Scabbing, itchy, Uneven, Patchy. DO NOT SCRATCH, PICK OR PEEL YOUR BROWS.

    • Day 10-14 - Brows may appear light and uneven as your skin is resurfacing. The colour will reappear slowly.

    • Day 14 - Brows should be completely healed, now you have to wait for the colour to resurface.

    • 6-8 Weeks - Final colour will be apparent and eyebrows are full healed.

    The healing process is very similar to a body tattoo. The tattooed area will begin to oxidize and gradually get darker. The darkest will be the following day. Most redness will subside in about 3 days. By day 5 to day 10 brows will begin to scab and flake. Healing time for everyone is different, some people heal in 7 days while others take the full 14 days.

  • We begin with a light first pass before applying numbing, then use both primary and secondary numbing throughout the appointment to keep you comfortable.

    Most clients describe the sensation as minimal — a soft scratching or gentle pressure — and are surprised by how easy the experience feels.

  • Healed results will vary by each individual client. This is a TWO-STEP process: initial session + perfecting session (initial touchup). Not everyone will need the touchup, but many do. Correction cases may need a third session to achieve the desired look.

  • You’ll notice your brows gradually softening and losing definition as the pigment fades. When the shape appears less crisp or the colour looks lighter, grey, or ashy, it’s time for a refresh.

  • We use a precise brow mapping technique tailored to your eye shape, bone structure, and personal style. Once the shape is outlined, we refine it together and only proceed once you’re fully confident.

  • Nano brows are a form of cosmetic tattooing done with an ultra-fine machine needle to create soft, hair-like strokes. This technique is gentle on the skin and offers a more refined, longer-lasting result.

    Microblading, on the other hand, uses a manual blade to create cuts in the skin that mimic hair strokes. While it can look natural, it tends to fade less evenly over time and may not be suitable for all skin types—especially oily or sensitive skin.

    Why choose Nano Brows?
    They heal more smoothly, last longer, and are ideal for most skin types, giving a softer, more natural finish.

    • Under 18

    • Pregnant or breastfeeding

    • Prone to keloid scarring or poor healing

    • On or recently used Accutane (within 12 months)

    • Allergic to pigments or numbing agents

    • Experiencing active skin conditions in the area

    • Previously tattooed with overly saturated pigment

    • Managing certain medical conditions (doctor’s clearance may be required)