Brows – Microblading, Nano
& Ombre Brows

Microblading is a manual technique that uses a very fine hand tool to create soft, hair-like strokes in the brow area. It can gently fill gaps, improve symmetry and define your brow shape while keeping the result subtle and natural. Microblading is often a good option for clients with normal to slightly dry skin and sparse or over-plucked brows who want to save time drawing them in every day, without feeling that their brows look “tattooed”.

Nano brows use a specialist machine and ultra-fine needles to create very precise, hair-like strokes. The look is similar to microblading, but the technique can be more suitable for certain skin types, including slightly oilier or more delicate skin. Nano hairstrokes are ideal if you want very detailed, refined brows with a soft, realistic effect that heals cleanly and photographs beautifully from every angle.

Ombre or powder brows create a soft shaded effect, similar to brow powder or pencil. The front of the brow is usually lighter, gradually becoming fuller towards the tail. This style is ideal for clients who wear brow makeup daily or prefer a more defined, “makeup-ready” look. Shading can also be combined with hairstrokes to create combination brows for extra density, especially when natural brow hair is very sparse.

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Our London clients often choose ombre or combination brows when they want a slightly stronger finish that still looks soft in person and in photos.

Many clients come to Brow Master London with existing brow tattoos that have changed colour or shape over time. In these cases, we may recommend laser removal or lightening first, followed by carefully planned correction work. The aim is always to soften heavy or unwanted brows and move towards a shape and colour that are more flattering and wearable. Anna regularly works on complex cases from other studios and will assess your brows honestly, explaining what is realistic and roughly how many sessions may be needed.