What is NanoStrokingTM and how does it work?

What is NanoStrokingTM and how does it work?

"What is NanoStrokingTM?" is a question that many of you frequently ask. "How does it differ from other methods?" "Does it work the same way as Microblading?"

So, I've written a brief explanation for you.

To be honest, I've never liked the term "microblading" in portland. Many artists, trainers, and potential clients were perplexed. The majority of them believe it is similar to slashing the skin with the blades. It's possible, but that's not my style of working, and I'm too far away from slicing.

Let's begin with the most vital point. It doesn't matter which tool you prefer to use; the depth will remain constant. The pigment should be implanted between the epidermis and the dermis. To be more precise, right after the epidermis has ended. If you're going for dermis, use both processes to avoid scars and hazy, ashy results on the first layer.

I'm always trying to emphasise that the gentler you are, the better the results will be. However, if you're not extending your skin properly, being soft may feel weird, and you'll want to press harder, pulling the skin and creating thick, unattractive lines. You might blame the needles if they aren't as sharp, bend easily, or go dull quickly. That's why some of you like "blades" that are thicker and harder. These are more sturdy, and you can do the actual "cut" without exerting excessive pressure. Is that satisfactory? No, I don't believe so. Because these kind of strokes will always become more fuzzy over time. You can determine which strokes were done with correct stretch (those will be lovely and crisp) and which were done with strong needles and less stretch just by looking at the photo right after (those will be a bit thicker and a bit blurry around).

Let's return to our original topic. What exactly is NanoStrokingTM? First and foremost, Deluxe Brows® has registered and trademarked NanoStrokingTM as a technique.

NanoStrokingTM could be done by hand or by machine. This time, I'm going to focus on manual.

NanoStrokingTM is a gentle method of implanting pigment through a series of movements - it is not the same as ordinary slicing with the "blade."

NanoStrokingTM can be done in five different ways, each requiring the use of many needles.

When employing the NanoStrokingTM approach, there are a few alternative ways to repeat the strokes.

The pigment is implanted in the first layer of dermis in NanoStrokingTM, as it is in all other correct permanent cosmetics treatments.

Scarring is not a side effect of NanoStrokingTM.

NanoStrokingTM is a type of permanent makeup in portland that lasts for 1 to 2 years and maintains the pigment black. It fades throughout this time, but not totally. Pigment traces will last longer in the skin. The length of time it lasts is determined on the skin type, skin care, climate, bodily condition, and, of course, the pigment used.

Only very fine nano needles are used in NanoStrokingTM.