Snezhana
Permanent make-up artist in Munich. I work on brows, lips and lash lines — and train other artists alongside that.
The shape happens before the needle
Most of a good result is decided before any pigment goes in: in the measuring, in drawing the shape, and in choosing the colour. That's the unspectacular part of the appointment, and the part that takes me longest.
I draw the brow on completely and hand you the mirror. As long as something isn't right, we correct it — there's nothing awkward about that, and it's the only moment when a change still costs nothing.
On pigment my rule is: a shade too light rather than a shade too dark. You can always add more at the touch-up. Taking it out is a different story entirely.
Four things I insist on
Honest advice
If a technique won't hold in your case, I say so beforehand. With very oily skin, for instance, I'll advise against hairstrokes — even if that's what you came in asking for.
Hygiene, no debate
Sterile single-use modules opened in front of you. Needles, gloves and tips are single-use as a matter of course, and surfaces are disinfected between appointments.
Certified pigments
Only pigments that comply with current EU regulations. I'll happily show you the batch being used on you.
Reachable afterwards
Healing is the part that raises the most questions. During those weeks you can message me any time — a photo is usually all it takes.
I teach as well
Alongside client work I teach permanent make-up as a Top Trainer of the Leader Academy — the basic course covering all three zones as well as single-day training in lamination and brow correction. Teaching is one to one, not in a group.
For clients that has a practical side effect: anyone who teaches a technique has to be able to justify every step. Do ask why I do something one way and not another.
Get to know the studio over a consultation
No obligation, no cost and no pressure to book. You decide afterwards, in your own time.