Microblading is a form of cosmetic tattooing that uses a manual hand tool to create delicate, hair-like strokes while implanting pigment into the skin. This technique is perfect for clients who want to add density, refine their brow shape, or achieve soft, natural-looking definition.

Microblading is meant to be a subtle enhancement and works best for clients with normal to dry skin and a fair amount of natural brow hair. If you have very sparse brows or oily skin, Nano Brows may be a better option for you, as the results tend to last longer and heal more evenly.

Nano Brows is a type of permanent makeup designed to create precise, natural-looking hair strokes with the help of a permanent makeup machine. Unlike microblading, which uses a manual blade, Nano Brows are done with an ultra-fine needle that mimics the look of real brow hairs while implanting pigment into the skin.

This technique is safe for all skin types and is especially ideal for clients with oily, thin, or sensitive skin who may not be good candidates for microblading. Nano Brows offer softer healing, longer-lasting results, and unmatched precision — giving you brows that look effortless every day.

This is our luxury mini service — a 45-minute session focused on one specific area
of your brows (front, arch, body, or tail). With just a few delicate strokes,
we balance and refine, giving you a subtle enhancement without a full
transformation.

• The Petite Brow Session is perfect if you
  already love most of your brows but notice one spot that feels sparse. It’s
  also a great option if you’re curious about permanent makeup but not quite
  ready to commit to a full Nano or Microblading service.

• Because this service is so specific, we want to make sure it’s the right fit for you. To be approved, simply email us clear photos of your brows (with a note on which area you’d like to focus on) at theosiebeauty@gmail.com, or book a quick in-person consult.

At OSIE Beauty, your safety and results are always our top priority. While most clients are great candidates for permanent makeup, there are certain situations where the service may not be recommended or may require extra care:

• Age: You must be 18 years or older to receive cosmetic tattooing.
  
• Pregnancy & Breastfeeding: As a precaution, we do not perform permanent makeup during pregnancy or while nursing.
  
• Accutane: If you’ve taken prescription Accutane, please wait at least 12 months before booking.
  
• Skin Type: Very oily skin can cause hair strokes to blur and heal softer, creating more of a powdered effect. In these cases, we recommend Nano Brows.
  
• Lifestyle Factors: Smoking, iron deficiency, or anemia may cause pigment to fade sooner and increase the likelihood of bruising or bleeding during the procedure.
  
• Medical Considerations:

-Wait at least 4 months after completing chemotherapy or radiation.
-If you have uncontrolled diabetes, permanent makeup may not be suitable.
-Clients with pacemakers cannot undergo machine-based tattooing.

• Skin Conditions: Eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, alopecia, keratosis, keloids, and other conditions near the brow area will need to be reviewed during a consultation.
  
• Scarring: Scar tissue in the brow area can affect healed results and requires a consultation beforehand.
  
• Allergies: Please let us know of any sensitivities to latex, metals, or pigments.
  
• Mature Skin: If you’re over 60, we may recommend a skin assessment first to determine which technique is best for you.
  
• Sun Exposure: Sun-damaged skin can cause pigment to fade more quickly.
  
• Blood Thinners & Bleeding Disorders: Conditions like hemophilia or the use of blood-thinning medication may cause excessive bleeding and affect pigment retention.
  
• Recent Procedures: Chemical peels, laser treatments, or other cosmetic procedures may require you to postpone your appointment.
  

Important: If you’ve had your brows previously tattooed, a consultation is required before booking. Results vary depending on the age, color, and saturation of your existing tattoo. In some cases, removal or lightening may be recommended before new work can be done.