Michele Strom Image Consulting & Microblading

Considering brow removal or pigment lightening but unsure which route makes sense?

Our pigment removal expert, explains the difference between salt saline removal and laser removal so you can understand your options clearly and confidently.

Saline removal gently lifts pigment up and out through the skin.
Laser breaks pigment into smaller particles so your body can naturally clear it over time.

Both methods have their place. The right choice depends on your skin type, pigment depth, saturation, and your long-term goal.

✨ Saline can be ideal for newer work, lighter saturation, or clients who prefer a non-laser approach.
✨ Laser may be better for older, more dense pigment or deeper color correction. We recommend the here in Omaha for laser removal.

Sometimes removal is about softening old work. Sometimes it’s about reshaping. Sometimes it’s simply about evolving your look.

We offer consultations to create a customized plan for removal or lightening based on your specific skin and pigment history. No guesswork. Just a thoughtful, strategic approach.

browcorrection

Nano hair stroke brows are all about a soft, natural result. This reel shows the full process from start to finish, including the before, custom mapping, the procedure, and the brows immediately after the first session. Each stroke is placed to mimic real brow hair so the brows blend seamlessly with your natural growth. The goal is never bold or overdone. It’s fuller, more balanced brows that still look like you. This is the perfect time of year to not only invest in yourself but to get your permanent makeup done to heal with ease! Link in bio to schedule today.

And I thought being a parent of an athlete was nerve wracking enough… now add in the lights, camera, commentating on ESPN and your daughters on a beam…now that’s next level nerves! 😬 She handled the competition no problem while I was super nervy! Beam parents get it!

Nano brows are one of those quiet upgrades.
Nothing dramatic. Nothing obvious. Just your brows, but finally behaving.

Tiny hair strokes. Placed where you actually grow hair. Built slowly so they fade soft and natural, not stamped on. This is about balance, shape, and working with your face instead of fighting it.

Most people don’t say “you got your brows done.”
They say “you look really good… did you change something?”

That’s the goal.