Style 01
Natural hair-stroke brows
Fine strokes are drawn along your own growth pattern, so the result reads as a denser brow rather than a filled shape. It suits normal to dry skin with visible hair and disappears cleanly as it fades.
Kyiv · Licensed permanent makeup artist · Studio working since 2016
Ninety minutes at the studio on Shevchenka Blvd. We interview your goal, map two or three shapes onto your face, open the pigment dossier together and write down what we agree on. Your date is only booked once that note exists.
Three styles cover nearly every request at the studio, and each one fades on its own schedule.
Style 01
Fine strokes are drawn along your own growth pattern, so the result reads as a denser brow rather than a filled shape. It suits normal to dry skin with visible hair and disappears cleanly as it fades.
Style 02
A soft pixel wash builds density across the whole brow without individual strokes. It stays even on oily skin and heals as a light veil rather than a hard edge.
Style 03
Pigment restores lost colour and a defined border without changing the shape of the mouth. The first ten days are the most saturated the result will ever look.
Pigment is chosen against your undertone, never against a colour chart. The same warm brown can heal two shades apart on two clients, which is why the consultation ends with a written record of the family selected.
Terracotta and honey bases. Settles softly on neutral skin and can pull orange on very fair, cool undertones.
Fade band 14 to 20 months
Balanced brown bases with no dominant red or grey. The most predictable heal, and the default choice for a first brow procedure.
Fade band 12 to 18 months
Ash and taupe bases for cool skin and greyed brows. Drifts ashy sooner, so a shorter refresh window is planned from the start.
Fade band 9 to 14 months
The style and pigment family chosen for your skin are recorded in your file at the consultation.
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What heals on schedule during the first fourteen days, and what the studio will not tattoo.
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Grouped by stage of the process. Open any item with Enter or Space. Every answer follows the studio protocol used at 8 Shevchenka Blvd, Kyiv.
Yes. The consultation is a paid, documented appointment, not a free add-on. No pigment decision is made before it, and the consent file is opened there.
A goal interview, style selection, pigment discussion with undertone notes, the risks of the procedure, and the maintenance schedule you can expect afterwards.
We read your undertone first, then place you in a warm, neutral or cool family. The choice is tested against your healed skin, not against a swatch book.
Skin thickness, oil levels, sun exposure and aftercare all shift the final tone. Colour softens over time, so touch-ups are the rule rather than the exception.
You receive a day-by-day table: swelling and depth of colour on days 1 to 3, light flaking from day 4, and the settling window through day 14. No sauna, pool or direct sun in that period.
Tenderness and patchy colour are expected. Spreading redness, heat, discharge or fever are not, and you should contact us the same day.
We decline on a keloid history, active isotretinoin, pregnancy, unhealed or infected skin, and on any expectation that the result is permanent. We explain the reason in writing so you can plan alternatives.
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One appointment covers your goals, style selection, pigment family and a written maintenance plan.
Send the request form with your preferred dates and a short note about the area you have in mind. The studio replies with available slots, the consultation fee and what to bring. Nothing is scheduled, and no pigment is chosen, until you confirm in writing.
If you take isotretinoin, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a keloid history, say so in the form. The studio will tell you plainly whether the procedure can go ahead.