Contacts

Herpes is a viral disease that appears as blisters with liquid contents
on human skin and mucous membranes.

If it has appeared at least once in our life, the virus lives in our body.
With permanent lip makeup (the procedure is an injury to the epidermis), there is a chance that the virus will manifest itself. In the area where the infection will make itself known, the pigment will not take root. Therefore, it is necessary to be prepared for this course of events.
We recommend that you ask your doctor for a prescription for an anti-herpes medication and start taking it on the day of the procedure and another 4 days afterwards.
This will minimize the risk of infection and keep the dye in the lip skin.

No, it’s tolerable, if you have endured a tattoo and tattooing session, laser removal will go unnoticed for you. And we also use cooling to make you feel more comfortable.

The word microblading itself speaks of traumatic. Blade is a blade. In microblading, cuts are made in the skin, sometimes superficial, sometimes deep.
Hairstrokes are done with a machine. If a hair made by the machine, zoom in a thousand times – you will see that it is composed of pixels. This is the most complex technique in permanent make-up. The trauma to the skin is minimal, and the result looks as natural as possible.

Quality permanent makeup is not an evening makeup look. It should look as natural as possible.
After 1-1.5 years, it is almost completely eliminated from the body by our immune system and destroyed by ultraviolet rays.
Anything stored in the skin longer is doomed to unpredictable inversions in color. We work only with quality dyes, we apply them to the right depth in the skin. We take care of your beauty and health.

Yes! The academy is able to provide the most in-demand techniques and modern approaches in PMU. This allows our students to receive quality professional development in line with the latest developments and innovations in PMU.

– pregnancy and lactation (up to 4 months);
– Period of exacerbation of any diseases;
– high fever;
– Insulin-dependent form of diabetes;
– Diseases associated with a significant decrease in blood clotting (thrombopathy, hemophilia);
– Psoriatic rashes in the treatment area;
– Renal and hepatic failure;
– alcohol or drug intoxication;
– mental disorders;
– epilepsy;
– bronchial asthma;
– The presence of keloid and hypertrophic scars in the treatment area;
– in the case of permanent lip make-up: herpes in the working area;
– in the case of permanent eyelid make-up: conjunctivitis;
– severe allergic reactions;
– pustular rashes in the treatment area;
– Radiation and chemotherapy in the treatment of cancer;
– AIDS, HIV, hepatitis.