Brows · ₹35,000

Nano Brows

The next generation of hair-stroke brows — machine precision, whisper-fine detail, and kindness to even the most delicate skin.

Strokes, perfected

Nano brows use a digital machine with an ultra-fine single needle to draw hair strokes with microscopic precision. Each stroke is consistent in depth and width — which means cleaner healing, crisper retention and less trauma than hand-cut strokes.

It’s our premium recommendation for sensitive, mature or previously worked-on skin, and for perfectionists who want the realism of strokes with the longevity of machine work.

What’s included

  • Premium consultation with digital brow preview
  • Single-needle nano strokes mapped hair by hair
  • Gentle technique suited to sensitive skin
  • Aftercare kit plus healing check-ins
  • Perfection review at 6–8 weeks

Your appointment, step by step

1

Precision mapping

Digital calipers and facial ratios define symmetry before a single stroke is placed.

2

Gentle first pass

The nano needle whispers strokes in with minimal trauma — most clients feel almost nothing.

3

Layer & refine

Strokes are layered for realistic density, with pigment massaged in for even saturation.

4

Heal & perfect

Easy healing with minimal flaking; the perfection visit adds final crispness and density.

Nano FAQs

How is nano different from microblading?+
Microblading cuts strokes with a hand blade; nano draws them with a machine-driven single needle. Nano strokes are more consistent, less traumatic, suitable for more skin types, and typically last longer — 18–24 months.
Is nano good for sensitive or mature skin?+
Yes — it’s our first choice for thin, sensitive or mature skin, because the machine’s controlled depth causes less trauma than a hand blade.
Why does nano cost more?+
It demands advanced machine mastery, premium single-use nano cartridges and significantly more detailing time. The payoff is superior retention and the most natural healed result we can create.
Can nano fix old microblading?+
Often, yes — if old pigment has faded enough. We assess existing work at consultation and will recommend removal first if the skin is too saturated for clean new strokes.