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Craving Brows That Wow Without The Daily Makeup Routine?

This innovative technique creates hyper-realistic, wispy hair strokes that mimic the natural direction of real brows. Say goodbye to brow envy and hello to effortless confidence!

A closeup of our client with her new hyperrealism brows.

Want something that will raise eyebrows?

Our beautiful blonde-haired client after receiving her new Hypperrealism brows treatment to help cover a scar.

Introducing Hyperrealism Brows / Nano Brows! It’s time to get back to reality with a non-invasive permanent makeup treatment that delivers wispy, overlapping hair strokes, creating the natural direction and movement of a regular brow – keep your eye on the ball and learn how below!

What are Hyperrealism Brows / Nano Brows?

Our client after receiving her nano brows treatmentOriginating in Russia and trending in the UK, this permanent make-up treatment can last up to 3 years.

The treatment uses an electronic cosmetic tattooing device with an ultra-fine needle of 0.25mm. Colour-matched pigments are precisely deposited to the skin as dots that join each brow hair in a ‘W’ position to give the natural brow look. Pixilated hair strokes deliver a softer line whilst more defined strokes give a more distinct line.

It’s different to microblading

The treatment is less painful than microblading, causes less trauma with no bleeding, and the tattooed area won’t scab or flake post-treatment. The procedure lasts up to 2 years with little to no downtime.

See eye-to-eye with this highly advanced treatment that delivers fluffier and fuller brows!

Who is it suitable for?

Hyperrealism brows are suitable for clients with normal to combination skin of any skin tone that is not too dry or oily. The natural look is ideal for eyebrows with little or no hair.

Nano brows are perfect for clients suffering from alopecia or undergoing Chemotherapy treatment.

Who is it not suitable for?

The treatment is unsuitable for clients prone to:

  • dermatitis
  • eczema
  • keratosis pilaris
  • psoriasis

With skin conditions such as these, the pigment is less likely to remain in the skin.