Ombre brows are a semi-permanent eyebrow styling technique that creates a soft, shaded makeup look. This method uses a fine, needle-tipped machine to apply tiny, pixelated dots of pigment, gradually transitioning from light to dark towards the tail of the brow. Unlike microblading's hair-like strokes, ombre brows result in a powdery, filled-in appearance that's less defined but more consistent in color.

The technique is ideal for those looking for a fuller, more defined brow without the sharpness of traditional tattooing. It suits a wide range of skin types and is especially beneficial for those with oily skin, where microblading may not last as long. The healing process is similar to that of microblading, with the final color appearing softer after healing, and results can last up to three years, making it a convenient option for long-term brow enhancement.