Nano brows are an advanced semi-permanent brow technique created using a digital machine and ultra-fine needle to produce realistic hair-like strokes. This treatment is ideal for creating soft, natural brows with enhanced shape, definition, and fullness while maintaining a realistic finish suitable for most skin types.

Combination brows combine soft machine shading with realistic hair strokes to create brows that appear both natural and softly defined. This technique is ideal for clients wantin additional density and structure while still maintaining a natural-looking brow appearance

Hair stroke brows are a semi-permanent eyebrow treatment designed to replicate the appearance of natural brow hairs using fine, realistic strokes. The technique creates soft, natural-looking brows that enhance shape, fullness, and facial balance while blending seamlessly with existing brow Hairs.

Immediately After Treatment

Brows will appear darker, bolder, and more defined immediately after treatment. Mild redness, tenderness, and slight swelling are completely normal and should settle within a few hours to a couple of days.

Immediate Aftercare (First 24–48 Hours)

Keep the Area Clean: Gently blot the area with a clean, damp cotton pad to remove any excess lymph fluid, blood, or ink that may appear. Do this every hour on the first day to help prevent heavy scabbing or crusting.

Avoid Water: Keep the eyebrow area dry for at least the first 48 hours. Avoid washing, soaking, or allowing direct water contact on the brows. If the area accidentally gets wet, gently pat dry with a clean towel or tissue.

General Aftercare Instructions (First 7–10 Days)

Cleansing: After the first 48 hours, gently cleanse the area twice daily using lukewarm water and a mild, fragrance-free cleanser. Pat dry carefully with a clean, soft towel — never rub the area.

Moisturising: Apply a very thin layer of the recommended healing balm or aftercare ointment 2–3 times daily to keep the skin hydrated and support healing. Always use clean hands or a cotton swab when applying product.

Keep Brows Dry: Avoid excessive moisture during healing. Keep brows as dry as possible throughout the healing period.

Avoid Touching: Do not touch, rub, scratch, or pick at the brows, even if they become itchy or flaky. Picking can remove pigment and affect healed results.

Avoid Makeup: Do not apply makeup directly on or around the treated area until fully healed to reduce the risk of infection and colour distortion.

Sleep Carefully: Sleep on a clean pillowcase and try to avoid sleeping face down to prevent friction on the brows.

No Swimming or Soaking: Avoid swimming pools, hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms, and long hot showers for at least 2 weeks to prevent bacteria exposure and pigment loss.

Avoid Excessive Sweating: Avoid heavy exercise, gym sessions, hot yoga, or any activity that causes excessive sweating for at least 7–10 days. Sweat can interfere with pigment retention and increase irritation.

Avoid Sun Exposure: Keep brows protected from direct sunlight while healing. UV exposure may cause premature fading and irritation. Wear a hat or sunglasses outdoors when possible.

Avoid Active Skincare Products: Keep facial cleansers, exfoliants, acids, retinols, oils, and anti-ageing products away from the treated area, as these can affect healing and fade the pigment prematurely.

Healing Process

Healing occurs in stages and is different for everyone.

• Brows will initially appear darker and more intense.

• Mild itching during healing is normal.

• Flaking and peeling are expected and should be allowed to happen naturally.

• Brows may appear patchy or lighter during healing before the colour resurfaces.

• Full healing typically takes around 4–6 weeks.

Sun Protection: Once fully healed, apply SPF daily to the brow area to help maintain pigment colour and longevity.

Touch-Up Appointments: A perfecting touch-up appointment is usually recommended 4–6 weeks after the initial procedure to refine shape, colour, and retention.

When to Seek Advice

If you experience excessive swelling, unusual pain, pus, severe redness, or signs of infection, please contact your SPMU artist or healthcare professional immediately.