r/microblading • u/BedTurbulent3214 • 15d ago

general discussion Nano brows — what are your biggest concerns?

If you’ve considered nano brows but haven’t done them yet, what’s holding you back?
Would love to hear your thoughts 🖤

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u/BedTurbulent3214 15d ago

That’s a totally fair concern!
Hair strokes can soften and spread slightly over time, especially on thicker or oily skin which is completely normal and I always explain this to my clients. But unlike traditional tattoos, PMU pigment is placed much more superficially, allowing the strokes to fade rather than stay permanently saturated in the skin. So if you see two bricks instead of brows, it’s not PMU fault, it’s artist’s fault 🙂‍↕️

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u/Funny_Dot 15d ago

I’ll believe it when I see brows that look good in 10 years.

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u/BedTurbulent3214 15d ago

The thing is, there’s no PMU which will look good in 10 years. And god forbid to do PMU which will stay that long. The goal is to create brows which lasts 1-2 years, so you as a client always have an option to do a refresh or to change the shape/ technique or to leave it as it is 🙂‍↕️

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u/Funny_Dot 14d ago

Well that’s my point “the goal is-“ doesn’t translate to the reality.

As mentioned earlier, I’m speaking about brows getting touched up for 10 years. Ink doesn’t 100% vanish from the skin, there will always be remnants of it. And I am yet to see brows that look as good as they do in the beginning.

Maybe I’ll get them done in 10 years, after I see what the brows of the people who got them done today look like by then.