Infinity/Nano/Powder Brows, also known as Ombre brows, employ a single needle to create pixel-like pigmentation in the brow, known as machine shading. These pigment pixels are delicately deposited into the skin and can be layered over two treatments spaced eight weeks apart. The color achieved with Infinity/Nano/Powder brows tends to last longer and heal true to color, with less trauma to the skin compared to microblading, making it a preferred choice for those seeking extended results. Many opt for machine-shaded eyebrow treatments to save time with their daily beauty routine.  Well-executed brows provide the finishing touch, framing the eyes and enhancing your overall appearance. They create a polished and put-together look that complements your facial features. When brows are expertly shaped and filled, they not only define your eyes but also add balance and symmetry to your face, accentuating your natural beauty. The result is a finished and refined appearance that draws attention to your eyes and leaves a lasting impression.

When presented with the choice between microblading and Infinity/Nano/Powder brows, numerous individuals favor the soft and more natural appearance, as well as the less invasive nature, of machine-shaded brows. Machine shading is particularly recommended for people with oily skin that struggles to retain microblade pigmentation. Additionally, those with more mature skin, which is often thinner due to collagen loss, tend to respond better to less painful machine shading treatments.