eybrows
Microblading – Nano Brows
Powder Brows – Combo Brows
At WowBrowByRola, we take pride in creating brows so natural that no one will guess they’re tattooed. Our focus is on achieving beautifully subtle, natural results every time.
Explanation
Using a fine, handheld tool, we etch delicate strokes that mimic real hairs, making it perfect for anyone with sparse brows, asymmetry, or a desire for effortless, defined brows. Microblading typically lasts 1-2 years, depending on skin type with yearly touch-ups recommended to keep brows fresh.
Our goal is to create brows that look soft and untouched—think the kind of brows you’d want to wake up with on a Sunday morning. For those seeking a bit more definition, powder brows may be the ideal choice. Learn more below to find out which technique suits you best.
Using a gentle shading technique to create a soft, natural pixel effect, adding subtle density and definition to your brows. We select pigments that best match your natural brow color and complement your skin tone, resulting in a look that can often appear even more natural than microblading.
With results lasting 1-3 years, powder brows are perfect for anyone looking for low-maintenance, beautifully shaded brows. Annual touch-ups keep them looking fresh and defined.
If you’re looking for the natural look of microblading with a gentler touch, nano brows might be perfect for you. Nano brows, or ‘nanoblading,’ use an ultra-fine, single-needle device to create incredibly precise, realistic hair-like strokes. This technique deposits pigment with exceptional control, allowing for natural-looking brows that last 1-2 years.
Nano brows are ideal for clients with very sparse brows or conditions like alopecia, creating the appearance of a fuller, textured brow. Whether you want to enhance thin brows, refine shape, or achieve symmetry, nano brows offer a beautiful, low-maintenance solution.
Combo brows combine the best of nano brows and powder shading techniques to create a beautifully natural yet defined look. This approach uses hair-like strokes at the front of the brow for a soft, natural effect and subtle shading throughout the rest of the brow to add fullness and definition. The result is a perfect blend of texture and depth, lasting about 1-3 years.
Ideal for clients who want the realistic strokes of nano brows with the extra density of powder brows, combo brows offer a polished look without the need for daily makeup. Annual touch-ups keep your brows looking fresh and balanced.
Pre-care Recommendations
- Alcohol: Refrain from drinking alcohol 24 hours prior to your appointment.
- Pain Killers: Avoid taking Aspirin, Advil, Motrin, Aleve, 24-48 hours before your appointment.
- Blood Thinners: should be stopped 5 days prior
- Botox: Botox should be done at least 2 weeks prior to your appointment.
- Tan: Refrain from tanning or sun exposure before the procedure
- Anti-Aging Products: Avoid retinol or glycolic acids, or any products that cause the skin to be sensitive, for 2 weeks prior
- Tinting: Stop brow tinting 2 weeks before your session.
30 days prior avoid abrasive treatments like peels, acids, and lasers on or around the treatment area and discontinue hair growth serums
After Care
- Day 1-2: use a clean cotton-round to lightly dab the treated area with distilled water a few times per hour for the remainder of the day until lymph stopped
- Day 3+: Apply the aftercare balm only if the treated area is too dry until all scabs have fallen off and the skin feels healed and normal do not apply the ointment unless the area is dry.
- Less is more when considering how much ointment to apply; the amount applied to each eyebrow should be comparable in size to half of a grain of rice.
- Avoid using any cleansing products that contain exfoliants or acids (glycolic, lactic, or AHA).
- Keep in mind the cleansing shouldn’t be a thorough scrub-down, it just needs to be done by rubbing the area in a soft, smooth manner. and to rinse every trace of soap from the treated area.
- Dry the entire eyebrow area completely by blotting it with a clean tissue.
- Avoid hot showers for the first 2 days. After that, you can take warm showers, but be careful not to soak your eyebrows. If your eyebrows get wet during the shower, gently dry them immediately.
- You can resume your normal activities once the healing process is complete, or after the scabs have naturally fallen off, typically within 7 to 10 days.
Things to avoid
It’s essential to avoid the following for 7 to 10 days after your procedure, or after the scab have fallen off:
- Touching the treated area unless you’re cleaning or applying aftercare ointment.
- Scratching, picking, or peeling the treated area, as this can lead to scarring or loss of pigment.
- Applying makeup, moisturizers, lotions, or sunscreen to your eyebrows.
- Exposing your brows to direct sunlight, tanning beds, or sunbathing.
- Undergoing laser treatments, chemical peels, or any form of exfoliation.
- Engaging in activities that induce sweating, such as exercise, sports, or intense physical activity.
- Taking long, hot baths or showers, using jacuzzis or saunas, or swimming.
- Using creams containing retinol or glycolic acid on your face or neck.
- Performing heavy household cleaning tasks that may stir up dust or airborne particles.
- Drinking excessive alcohol, as it can slow down the healing process.
Healing Process
The healing process for eyebrow treatments, typically unfolds over several stages. Here’s what to expect:
- Day 1-3: Fresh and Bold
Your brows will look darker, sharper, and more defined than the final result. Some redness or slight swelling may occur, which is normal. - Day 4-5: Healing Begins
The brows have now been given some time to process the physical situation, and they can start to heal. You can expect it to still be red and a bit itchy, but the swelling can start to calm down. - Day 6-8: Scabbing & Flaking
These days are by far the most annoying. This is when your brow area is expected to start scabbing, which is perfectly normal as your skin layers regenerate. While it can be itchy, do not scratch or peel! Let it all fall into place (literally, just let the scabs fall off), or else you risk ruining the ombre brow, or worse, leaving a scar. - Day 9-11: Light Brows
By day 9 or 10, the scabbing should subside, which would leave your eyebrows looking a little patchy and a bit too light. This is only because of the new layers your skin has developed on top of the pigment. Once this settles in, the color will resurface so there is no need to worry. - Day 12-13: Scab fall-off
The scabbing process is progressing. If you still see redness around brows it means that skin is still healing. The pigment color during these days may seem way too light or even grey and missing in some spots. - Day 14: You can breath now
The first 13 days are most crucial and if you have gotten through them unscathed, you are now in the safe zone. Your eyebrows are not yet in their final form, but you can start to ease up on how you follow the aftercare guide.
Touch-up
- Touch-ups are essential for maintaining the longevity and appearance of your brows. A touch-up session is recommended to refine the shape, color, and perfect the overall look.
- It’s the client’s responsibility to schedule the touch-up session. We recommend booking within 6-8 weeks after your initial procedure to achieve the best results.
- Touch-up timing is crucial. Delaying your touch-up may affect the overall appearance and longevity of your brows, so please book in advance to avoid any gaps in your brow care.