I love this I need to do a in person training, it also feels good learn from someone who is a lefty like me. Now I know the correct angles to start from thanks alot
Thank you! For anyone who is beginner and watching this video my only suggestion is to use a bigger needle configuration rather than 0.25. I need a configuration just because this client I can see her skin is tight and on the younger side so she might have a thicker skin So using a 30-35 needle configuration might be best for faster implant of pigment so that way you go last times over the stroke . But if you have an older more mature skin, you might use the 0.25 needle diameter.The subject Of needles choice is different for each artist and we all here to share our experiences and learn from each other. That being said, it’s very helpful to see different artist with different with different techniques and you can try them on your own clients.
Great points, thanks for sharing your experience! I think you it’s important for you to also analyze the age of the video you are watching. 4 years ago techniques and tools were very different and long taper needles in .30mm and .35mm 1rl did not exist for the machine and cartridge brand I was using at the time. I actually tried using larger needles, but they were often short tapered needles and those created very thick healed lines. 💡in 2021 I created my own rotary machine Zola which has the only 2.75 stroke length in the PMU industry and it’s excellent for both lines and amazing pixels. It also takes universal cartridges and I have Zola cartridges in .25mm, .30mm, .35mm and .40mm ( my favs for Melanin rich clients and thicker skin). I’m always thankful the industry keeps evolving as we seek to work smarter to achieve excellent healed results.
@MooreBeautyLove yes iam aware of your work and machine also your tutorial at Bowler estatics I love it. Yes it's a 4 years old and even I stated a year ago my passion for this industry I just keeps learning Mon stop so when I started I didn't have lots of help and the budget to keep taking courses so online blogs and TH-cam tutorials were there to help. I just wanted to share a little what I learned along the way incase someone just started and stumbled across this amazing tutorial just for them to know like you said that they have options now and to analyze the skin before foing blindly like I did because like I said I didn't have support or help to know what's wrong or right after I was scammed $3000 all my savings on a bigger course a year ago and had to teach myself from zero
Love this. I am in training now for PMU. Can you please tell me what pencil that was for the predraw? I am so impressed with these nano strokes. Incredible work.
Great video! THANK YOU! May I have a question, does it matter the angle of the machine while we doing the nano strokes? 45 degree angle or 90 degree angle? I’ve seen many videos, some artists use 45 degree angle while they holding the machine. Which one would you prefer?
I used a .25 mm 1rl but I wouldn’t use this needle now. Currently I use the Zola 1rl .40mm needle. It’s my favorite for low traumatization and fast implantation. Moorebeautylove.com/shop
Thank you for this video, it was very helpful! I noticed after the pre-draw you didn't show the the client for approval before the nano machine strokes.
Thank you so much ShakeerMonét ! I always want to share the best and most important information about the PMU industry to the best of my ability. So happy you’re enjoying them 😊
Excellent video! I’m wanting to get your Zola machine as soon as possible. I looked for some follow up videos following your introduction to it. Are them some you can link for me? Thanks. ❤
Hi Cher! So glad to hear you’re interested in Zola! Below is a link to another video about the Zola Machine. Also you can purchase the Zola machine by clicking the link below. www.moorebeautylove.com/mbl-brandedproducts TH-cam About Zola And th-cam.com/video/U8gn077O4H0/w-d-xo.html
I absolutely love this video. Can anyone tell me what Sharpie pen she is using to do the pre draw. I'm looking all over the Internet and I cannot find it and I need it LOL ❤️❤️
I'm still in training right now and have alot of Native Americans in my area. Is it better to microblade? I'm trying to move away from the blade and use my machine for hair strokes. Currently my sponsor only does the microblade with machine shading.
Great question. Sure you can microblade melanin rich skin. It’s important to leave a bit more negative space between your hair strokes to prevent a lot of migration ( especially if you are using pigments with carbon black in the formula). For me personally I prefer to create machine hair strokes for my melanin rich clients because I have more flexibility with dimension. I can make some strokes thicker and others thinner, some pixelated and some saturated. I can’t do that with blading. Hope that helps :)
Hi. Thank you for posting videos! I have been doing research about microblading because I will be starting a in-person course soon. But now I’m more interested in this😅.
@@janetharrow9448 hi, it depends on your anticipated client base. If you think your clientele may have more oily melanin rich skin then yes, nano would be a good starting point. That said I would still not shy away from microblading if you’re looking to be well rounded brow artist that can perform all techniques (nano machine hair strokes, microblading, and ombre)
The certificate should list all the techniques you learned. Yes we have several online courses Moorebeautylove.com/online-training It is important to remember as a new artist in person live model work is very important. We will have a program that can assist you if you are out of our local area. Info@moorebeautylove.com
@@MooreBeautyLove Thank for your answer you are very kind!... i live in Germany and i am thinking of buying the Amiea machine because of how you recommend it, i was wondering if you have also experience with the Facile 10 years edition with Genius wich is also from Amiea? i would like to decide between this and the supreme
I love your nano brow so beautiful. I live on the east coast. Do you have hotel recommendations when I sign up to take classes in CA that would be close to the beauty school
Thank you SO much for this video. I live in an area of the USA where the black and Hispanic population is right on par with the white population, so I have a lot of opportunity to work on dark skin. I have been so intimidated to work on their skin because of unfamiliarity, and of course I would never want to make a mistake that I didn't realize I was making. Does anyone have any other advice for how to be sensitive and caring towards my dark skinned clients and their specific concerns? I am a young white woman, and I know there might be an issue of trust that could come into play, that they don't feel 100% confident in my skill to work on their skin.
Great question. I would start with taking on models. You’d be surprised how many ppl you may get with a model call. That’s a good place to start building your portfolio of diverse clients. Once others see your work they will become more trusting that you have the ability to work with their demographic.
Hi Brandi, this can be performed even if the client doesn't have eyebrow hair. Check out some of my photos on my Moorebeautylove instagram page to see some examples. I'll try and post a few here on youtube as well.
I had a client this week with darker fitz 6 skin, and had the toughest skin I’ve ever worked on. She wanted nano. But everytime I went to wipe, I wiped all the pigment off like it wasn’t penetrating at all. I ended up doing powder after trying different speeds and needles.
I had the this same issue last week, my client and I believe she was doing facial treatments too frequent causing her skin to thin.. and I did shading on her and to go over a few more passes
depths sanker, you can check out all of my online course on my website and other resources are available to you there as well. @ www.moorebeautylove.com
Hello Maya, i have a question if anyone can help me ... do you need a special kind of pigment for nano or you can actually use microblading pigments ? thanks ♡
Great question, I wouldn't use a pigment that's extremely thick personally but it really depends on the cartridge needles you're using. If the cartridge isn't getting clogged then its okay to use it.
@@patricebeauty hi please email my team at info@moorebeautylove.com to help resolve this issue. I will follow up as well to make sure you have the access you need.
Hey, what kind of 'Pen' are you using for your pre draw process??? I googled it hours by hours but I could not found something similar, it looks like Microblading knife ????
@@MooreBeautyLove Oh.... I googled 3 days for a special pre draw pen, I thought it is something new a metal item with extra items for ink... my gosh..... 😅 THANK YOU!!!!!
Hi Teisha, here's the link to the white pencil. www.amazon.com/dp/B075XF4P14/?ref=idea_lv_dp_vv_d&tag=jm144-20&linkCode=ll2&ascsubtag=amzn1.ideas.3UPNMH46AF795
Great question. if you are learning nano for the first time this class is t designed to teach you how to create nano brows. It’s not a foundation or introduction course. The Lavish Nano online course is designed to teach the fundamental of nano. This class explains the complexities of melanin rich skin and the best techniques. It also includes the demo. You will need a machine, practice skin, cartridge needle and pigment. also a pencil, note pad, etc
I loved your online Nano Course! Very educational. Is there a delay with the certificates? I finished 4 days ago and still haven’t gotten mine 😭 I want to put it up so my clients see that I’m now certified in Nano.
Hi Sage, so glad to hear you enjoyed the course. Please check your email inbox for your certificate. They typical take 3 to 5 business days to be sent once requested. Let me know if you still don’t have it and I’ll follow back up with my team. Take care! 😉
Hi Vee Ngo, I’m located in Berkeley California. You can always contact me at my website for any openings or model calls if you’re interested in those types of services @ www.moorebeautylove.com
Great question. I would recommend starting by taking the lavish nano course for more fundamentals and deeper learning. The Nano course on melanin rich skin provides more of an overview and gives specific techniques for working with clients on the Fitzpatrick scale 4-6.
I didn’t make any adjustment in pigment tone or by diluting. for speed I kept the speed the same as well because I only did a soft shade. if I was doing heavier shading I would have lowered my speed .
Yes absolutely! As long as the technique is done properly with the best color pigments for your skin it will last and heal very nicely in dark skin as well as lighter skin.
@@veronicawoodard720 hi there. Below is the link to sign up for the online course. www.moorebeautylove.com/online-training. Please let us know if you have any more questions! Thanks!
Hi honey! Congratulations for you amazing job! Just a short question: does nano strokes technique need a touch up session after a few weeks? If not, how long does with last with just one session? Thank you so much
Hi Andra! Yes an 8 to 10 week touchup is still needed. After the touchup the healed results can last 1.5 to 2 years depending on how well the technique was performed and the clients skin.
I had hair stroke removal done on a part of my eyebrow, which resulted in dented scar. I'm using Mederma per the salon's recommendation. Have you done hair stroke removal before and you know if the scar will be back to normal in a few months?
I’m not a medical specialist but from my experience if a scar has receded and dented inward it most likely won’t go back to its normal look without maybe getting some special treatment done. I would recommend speaking with a physician if you’d like to make those adjustments.
La Killajacq, you always want to hold your machine at a 90degree angle for the best results and to prevent less trauma to the skin when performing the services.
Villa Fam, depending on the clients skin and technique, the pigmentation usually lasts 1-2 years with Nano strokes. At times it may last 2-3 years with Microblading, shading or Ombre brows. You are required to get your touch up after the initial session 8-10weeks after the service is preformed. After that we like to do an annual touch up or “color boost” a year after that touch up for longer lasting results. After that depending on the clients skin, they can schedule color boosts moving forward. With oily skin the pigment tends to fade quicker at times FYI.
Happy to answer questions here related to this procedure. For more detailed learning don’t forget to sign up for the online course! The link is in the video description. Enjoy!
Hello. Great information. May i ask, could the ink bleed together and lose the hair strokes during the healing process? Becoming more of a "blocked" look.
Great video! THANK YOU! May I have a question, does it matter the angle of the machine while we doing the nano strokes? 45 degree angle or 90 degree angle? I’ve seen many videos, some artists use 45 degree angle while they holding the machine. Which one would you prefer?
Yes the angle definitely affects how the pigment is implanted. I I prefer a 75° angle but the needle pointed away from me verses needle towards me. Times have changed and I find it implants more gently.
Love this, you are the best from all my research and so happy to be contributing to a minority woman on this course
thank you so much! Much appreciated 💕
Wow this video is amazing! As a brow artist I didn't understand the hype of nano vs microblading but NOW I DO! Thanks again!
Thanks so much! Glad this was helpful!
I can watch your videos a million times. This was a great video. Thank you for the lesson 👑 👑
You are so welcome
I love this I need to do a in person training, it also feels good learn from someone who is a lefty like me. Now I know the correct angles to start from thanks alot
You did such an Amazing job. So attentive.🥰👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you so much! 💕
Girl this is gorgeous!!!
Thank you so much! 💕
Your work is amazing. Very natural
Thank you very much!
So so so good! I enjoyed watching this video. Her brows were on fleek!
Thank you!
Excellent video, thank you! Beautiful work. I'm so glad I found your channel. :)
Thanks so much!
Watching this video again because it's just that good!!! 😆😍
Thank you!! ❤️❤️
I was taught to only map sitting up. Do you always map the client lying down and why? Just out of my own curiousity
Absolutely beautiful work..I wish you were here in Michigan... ;O)
Thank you! For anyone who is beginner and watching this video my only suggestion is to use a bigger needle configuration rather than 0.25. I need a configuration just because this client I can see her skin is tight and on the younger side so she might have a thicker skin So using a 30-35 needle configuration might be best for faster implant of pigment so that way you go last times over the stroke . But if you have an older more mature skin, you might use the 0.25 needle diameter.The subject Of needles choice is different for each artist and we all here to share our experiences and learn from each other. That being said, it’s very helpful to see different artist with different with different techniques and you can try them on your own clients.
Great points, thanks for sharing your experience! I think you it’s important for you to also analyze the age of the video you are watching. 4 years ago techniques and tools were very different and long taper needles in .30mm and .35mm 1rl did not exist for the machine and cartridge brand I was using at the time. I actually tried using larger needles, but they were often short tapered needles and those created very thick healed lines.
💡in 2021 I created my own rotary machine Zola which has the only 2.75 stroke length in the PMU industry and it’s excellent for both lines and amazing pixels. It also takes universal cartridges and I have Zola cartridges in .25mm, .30mm, .35mm and .40mm ( my favs for Melanin rich clients and thicker skin).
I’m always thankful the industry keeps evolving as we seek to work smarter to achieve excellent healed results.
@MooreBeautyLove yes iam aware of your work and machine also your tutorial at Bowler estatics I love it.
Yes it's a 4 years old and even I stated a year ago my passion for this industry I just keeps learning Mon stop so when I started I didn't have lots of help and the budget to keep taking courses so online blogs and TH-cam tutorials were there to help. I just wanted to share a little what I learned along the way incase someone just started and stumbled across this amazing tutorial just for them to know like you said that they have options now and to analyze the skin before foing blindly like I did because like I said I didn't have support or help to know what's wrong or right after I was scammed $3000 all my savings on a bigger course a year ago and had to teach myself from zero
Love this. I am in training now for PMU. Can you please tell me what pencil that was for the predraw? I am so impressed with these nano strokes. Incredible work.
Great video! THANK YOU! May I have a question, does it matter the angle of the machine while we doing the nano strokes? 45 degree angle or 90 degree angle? I’ve seen many videos, some artists use 45 degree angle while they holding the machine. Which one would you prefer?
I prefer a 75° angle
Your eyes are soo pretty!
Hola, que lindo trabajo.!!! Que aguja utilizaste?
I used a .25 mm 1rl but I wouldn’t use this needle now.
Currently I use the Zola 1rl .40mm needle. It’s my favorite for low traumatization and fast implantation.
Moorebeautylove.com/shop
Thank you for this video, it was very helpful! I noticed after the pre-draw you didn't show the the client for approval before the nano machine strokes.
I absolutely love your videos! 🥺🥰
Thank you so much ShakeerMonét ! I always want to share the best and most important information about the PMU industry to the best of my ability. So happy you’re enjoying them 😊
Wow, thank you for the video. I learned so much.
Hi Amanda, thank you. Glad you enjoyed! ❤️
great video and your left handed like myself
Yup a lefty! And thank you! 💕
Excellent video! I’m wanting to get your Zola machine as soon as possible. I looked for some follow up videos following your introduction to it. Are them some you can link for me? Thanks. ❤
Hi Cher! So glad to hear you’re interested in Zola! Below is a link to another video about the Zola Machine. Also you can purchase the Zola machine by clicking the link below. www.moorebeautylove.com/mbl-brandedproducts
TH-cam About Zola
And th-cam.com/video/U8gn077O4H0/w-d-xo.html
Love your videos! SO educational, what machine are you using in this?
love this thank you
Yes I love it!! Thank you for the information
You are so welcome!
I absolutely love this video. Can anyone tell me what Sharpie pen she is using to do the pre draw. I'm looking all over the Internet and I cannot find it and I need it LOL ❤️❤️
Hello Por'Shae, check this link if you're still looking for the Sharpie. Sorry for the late reply.
@@MooreBeautyLove yes I'm still looking 🔎
there you go! amzn.to/2RKq8nC
Love this 💗 nice points!
Thank you Loni Hale, glad you enjoyed !
I'm still in training right now and have alot of Native Americans in my area. Is it better to microblade? I'm trying to move away from the blade and use my machine for hair strokes. Currently my sponsor only does the microblade with machine shading.
Great question. Sure you can microblade melanin rich skin. It’s important to leave a bit more negative space between your hair strokes to prevent a lot of migration ( especially if you are using pigments with carbon black in the formula).
For me personally I prefer to create machine hair strokes for my melanin rich clients because I have more flexibility with dimension. I can make some strokes thicker and others thinner, some pixelated and some saturated. I can’t do that with blading. Hope that helps :)
Great video, how much 'space' do you leave in between each hair stroke approx? 1mm or more? Thank you
How long does nano brow last on darker skin tones/ oily skin
Can you use 'lighter' coloured pigments for these machine strokes? & will it be visible?
I am having same skin like her under my eyes ,i think even more worst than her. What is the treatment should I go for
Thank you for sharing this video love your techniques very clean easy to learn ❣️❣️
Thank you!
Such a great video, thank you🙏
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Micro shading on my client turned blue
Which pigment should I choose for African people and I also added red pigment to it
Hello beautiful what size is ur needle for this
Hi !! Which pencil do you use to pre-draw ?? Thanks so much for these videos !
What size of cartridge did you use pls?
Thank you for the great content! What type of Pencil/Marker are you using for the pre-draw?
Hi. Thank you for posting videos! I have been doing research about microblading because I will be starting a in-person course soon. But now I’m more interested in this😅.
Do you suggest taking one before the other
@@janetharrow9448 hi, it depends on your anticipated client base. If you think your clientele may have more oily melanin rich skin then yes, nano would be a good starting point. That said I would still not shy away from microblading if you’re looking to be well rounded brow artist that can perform all techniques (nano machine hair strokes, microblading, and ombre)
@@MooreBeautyLove what will the certificate say? And do you have other online courses?
The certificate should list all the techniques you learned. Yes we have several online courses
Moorebeautylove.com/online-training
It is important to remember as a new artist in person live model work is very important. We will have a program that can assist you if you are out of our local area.
Info@moorebeautylove.com
tips on keeping my outline intact?!
Very nice! you are great! god job! What kind of pre draw pen is that please?
I used the Sharpie brand china marker
@@MooreBeautyLove Thank for your answer you are very kind!... i live in Germany and i am thinking of buying the Amiea machine because of how you recommend it, i was wondering if you have also experience with the Facile 10 years edition with Genius wich is also from Amiea? i would like to decide between this and the supreme
Is it safe to leave the pre draw on and go over it with the machine while its still there and not erase it?
What machine you use (maybe you have noticed it) but I don’t understand English very well 😢
Do nano brows with machine heal cooler? Do you need to add red to pigment all the time?
How do you handle brows that have gray hairs? Are they first dyed or do you pluck it out and replace it with a tattoo stroke?
Tint grey hairs ..every 6 weeks or so. Brow tinting. Separate issue from tattoo 😘👍🏼
I love your nano brow so beautiful. I live on the east coast. Do you have hotel recommendations when I sign up to take classes in CA that would be close to the beauty school
Yes we will provide hotel recommendations that are close by our academy so your travel plans can be easy. Looking forward to you joining!
Thank you SO much for this video. I live in an area of the USA where the black and Hispanic population is right on par with the white population, so I have a lot of opportunity to work on dark skin. I have been so intimidated to work on their skin because of unfamiliarity, and of course I would never want to make a mistake that I didn't realize I was making. Does anyone have any other advice for how to be sensitive and caring towards my dark skinned clients and their specific concerns? I am a young white woman, and I know there might be an issue of trust that could come into play, that they don't feel 100% confident in my skill to work on their skin.
Great question. I would start with taking on models. You’d be surprised how many ppl you may get with a model call. That’s a good place to start building your portfolio of diverse clients. Once others see your work they will become more trusting that you have the ability to work with their demographic.
Can this be used on someone's scalp? If so, will the ink turn from black to Blue as it fades the way black tattoo ink does?
These look great, I would like to know is hair needed
Hi Brandi, this can be performed even if the client doesn't have eyebrow hair. Check out some of my photos on my Moorebeautylove instagram page to see some examples. I'll try and post a few here on youtube as well.
Hi! I’d love to have you do my brows but I live in TX! Do you recommend anyone in Houston that does them just like you? Thanks!
I had a client this week with darker fitz 6 skin, and had the toughest skin I’ve ever worked on. She wanted nano. But everytime I went to wipe, I wiped all the pigment off like it wasn’t penetrating at all. I ended up doing powder after trying different speeds and needles.
I had the this same issue last week, my client and I believe she was doing facial treatments too frequent causing her skin to thin.. and I did shading on her and to go over a few more passes
where do I go to find someone in my area that does nanoblading?
Where are you located? Maybe we can give a recommendation.
I need ur online class
depths sanker, you can check out all of my online course on my website and other resources are available to you there as well. @ www.moorebeautylove.com
What pencil are you using for your pre draw ?
Sharpie china pencil! The best ever
Can I use the same machine and needles that I use for ombré brows? Also, Do you know someone in SATX or surrounding areas for nano blading?
Please details of Nano needle please
I’m using a .25mm single nano needle.
LOVE IT!!!
Thank you!
I want to buy your melanin rich online course. Do you cover mapping and share brows patterns or is that only in the other nano course?
I cover mapping at a high level in this course. The other lavish nano course provides more details and provides more brow patterns.
Great vids! Where do you purchase your supplies?
www.mooorebeautylove.com
What are you drawing with?
What is the speed?
the speed is 100 on my device
what brands do you recommend for pre-draw pencil?
That's what im wondering.
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You can find it here on Amazon amzn.to/2RKq8nC
Hi Mary you can find it here on Amazon amzn.to/2RKq8nC
Hello Maya, i have a question if anyone can help me ... do you need a special kind of pigment for nano or you can actually use microblading pigments ? thanks ♡
Great question, I wouldn't use a pigment that's extremely thick personally but it really depends on the cartridge needles you're using. If the cartridge isn't getting clogged then its okay to use it.
I want to take the course. I really need to know after I purchase, how long will I be able to access the course.
Hi Patrice, there is no time limit.
Then I’m In! Thank you!
Hey Maya I just signed up for the class and haven’t gotten an email response to get in. My email address is info@patricebeauty.com. Thanks so much.
@@patricebeauty hi please email my team at info@moorebeautylove.com to help resolve this issue. I will follow up as well to make sure you have the access you need.
@@MooreBeautyLove already taken care of. Thanks again
Hey, what kind of 'Pen' are you using for your pre draw process??? I googled it hours by hours but I could not found something similar, it looks like Microblading knife ????
Here’s the link to the pencil
www.amazon.com/dp/B00006IFGI/?ref=idea_lv_dp_
@@MooreBeautyLove Oh.... I googled 3 days for a special pre draw pen, I thought it is something new a metal item with extra items for ink... my gosh..... 😅 THANK YOU!!!!!
I know that pen ... hahahahaha... that is so crazy..... 💋
What pigment do you use please?
I’ve recently switched over to using brovi pigments. I get the best result!
www.moorebeautylove.com/brovi-pigments
Where do you get the white pencil
Hi Teisha, here's the link to the white pencil. www.amazon.com/dp/B075XF4P14/?ref=idea_lv_dp_vv_d&tag=jm144-20&linkCode=ll2&ascsubtag=amzn1.ideas.3UPNMH46AF795
I want to take the course what tools do I need to take the training and exact needle?
Great question.
if you are learning nano for the first time this class is t designed to teach you how to create nano brows. It’s not a foundation or introduction course. The Lavish Nano online course is designed to teach the fundamental of nano. This class explains the complexities of melanin rich skin and the best techniques. It also includes the demo.
You will need a machine, practice skin, cartridge needle and pigment. also a pencil, note pad, etc
@@MooreBeautyLove what type of needle and what type of machine I have the max Pmu machine
You don't numb the skin at all for the procedure? Just a little confused. Thanks :)
sorry for the misunderstanding. I do numb after the first pass. Hope that helps to clarify.
I loved your online Nano Course! Very educational. Is there a delay with the certificates? I finished 4 days ago and still haven’t gotten mine 😭 I want to put it up so my clients see that I’m now certified in Nano.
Hi Sage, so glad to hear you enjoyed the course. Please check your email inbox for your certificate. They typical take 3 to 5 business days to be sent once requested. Let me know if you still don’t have it and I’ll follow back up with my team. Take care! 😉
@@MooreBeautyLove thanks so much!
How can I sign up the the online nano course. Am highly interested please
Y
What is the website to take your class
Hi! ❤️ May I know where are you based, and do you take private clients for doing nanobrow? I’m looking to do it in my brow ❤️
Hi Vee Ngo, I’m located in Berkeley California. You can always contact me at my website for any openings or model calls if you’re interested in those types of services @ www.moorebeautylove.com
If I already know how to microblade, do u recommend taking the lavish nano course? Or could I just hop in the one for nano for darker skin?
Great question. I would recommend starting by taking the lavish nano course for more fundamentals and deeper learning. The Nano course on melanin rich skin provides more of an overview and gives specific techniques for working with clients on the Fitzpatrick scale 4-6.
Did you use an other color a lighter tone for shading? Or did you dilute the color? Same needle, same speed?
I didn’t make any adjustment in pigment tone or by diluting.
for speed I kept the speed the same as well because I only did a soft shade. if I was doing heavier shading I would have lowered my speed .
@@MooreBeautyLove THANK YOU for your time to answer me. You make a great job! Wish you just much love and happiness!
where did you purchase the sticky ruler?
Alise H, you can purchase the forehead ruler and other products on my website @ www.moorebeautylove.com
Can you do your outline with the nano needle and then fill in with ombre?
Yes you can use the nano needle for ombre outline
What nano machine do you recommend ?
Amiea is the best! www.moorebeautylove.com/product-page/amiea-facile-device
If my skin is dark any your complexion, but not oily, might I be okay using the microblading/microshading?
Yes absolutely! As long as the technique is done properly with the best color pigments for your skin it will last and heal very nicely in dark skin as well as lighter skin.
Hey I purchased the nano course requested for a certificate nothing back in return what’s up with that ?
Your certificate was sent. Please check again. It may also be in your spam folders. We can resend it if necessary.
@@MooreBeautyLove would like to take your course. Information please.
@@veronicawoodard720 hi there. Below is the link to sign up for the online course.
www.moorebeautylove.com/online-training. Please let us know if you have any more questions! Thanks!
Hi honey! Congratulations for you amazing job!
Just a short question: does nano strokes technique need a touch up session after a few weeks? If not, how long does with last with just one session? Thank you so much
Hi Andra! Yes an 8 to 10 week touchup is still needed. After the touchup the healed results can last 1.5 to 2 years depending on how well the technique was performed and the clients skin.
Hi how can I contact you?
Hi please visit www.moorebeautylove.com and complete the contact us section and we will be sure to connect.
What do you think of the Microbeau Bellar Machine. I heard that it's very similar to the Ameia
Great question. It’s not the same as the Amiea but it’s a great handpiece. I’ve used it before.
I had hair stroke removal done on a part of my eyebrow, which resulted
in dented scar. I'm using Mederma per the salon's recommendation. Have you done hair stroke removal before and you know if the scar will be back to normal in a few months?
I’m not a medical specialist but from my experience if a scar has receded and dented inward it most likely won’t go back to its normal look without maybe getting some special treatment done. I would recommend speaking with a physician if you’d like to make those adjustments.
what angle do you hold your machine at?
La Killajacq, you always want to hold your machine at a 90degree angle for the best results and to prevent less trauma to the skin when performing the services.
Is this Kenya Moore's sister?
Hahaha she gets that very often :)
How long does the eyebrow pigmentation last? When approx would be the 1st touch up?
Villa Fam, depending on the clients skin and technique, the pigmentation usually lasts 1-2 years with Nano strokes. At times it may last 2-3 years with Microblading, shading or Ombre brows. You are required to get your touch up after the initial session 8-10weeks after the service is preformed. After that we like to do an annual touch up or “color boost” a year after that touch up for longer lasting results. After that depending on the clients skin, they can schedule color boosts moving forward. With oily skin the pigment tends to fade quicker at times FYI.
@@MooreBeautyLove do you teach people how to do their own nano eyebrows? In What city are located?
Can you mix nano and ombre brows?
Great question. Yes you can take a look at my Instragram @moorebeautylove I have nano hybrid brows all over the place :)
Happy to answer questions here related to this procedure. For more detailed learning don’t forget to sign up for the online course! The link is in the video description. Enjoy!
Is the online course accredited?
Info starts at 4:09
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Hello. Great information.
May i ask, could the ink bleed together and lose the hair strokes during the healing process? Becoming more of a "blocked" look.
Yes if not performed correctly. That's why you need the right training to properly place the hair strokes.
What do you use to pre draw with? Is that a mapping pencil or marker? @browsbybreeze21
I used the sharpie china marker. It's on Amazon. amzn.to/2RKq8nC
Hi Mary here's the link to the pencils
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Melenated skin
You just talk too much idk go straight to the point next time
Great video! THANK YOU! May I have a question, does it matter the angle of the machine while we doing the nano strokes? 45 degree angle or 90 degree angle? I’ve seen many videos, some artists use 45 degree angle while they holding the machine. Which one would you prefer?
Yes the angle definitely affects how the pigment is implanted. I I prefer a 75° angle but the needle pointed away from me verses needle towards me. Times have changed and I find it implants more gently.