Design first. Pigment is the last decision, not the first.
Marina is certified in microblading and ombré technique, and spends the first part of every appointment mapping the brow to your features before any pigment goes in. The shape is agreed in pencil while you can still change your mind.
What it is
Pigment is implanted into the upper layers of the skin to build the appearance of fuller, better-defined brows that stay through washing and swimming.
A first session establishes the shape and base; a perfecting session four to eight weeks later refines density and colour once healing shows how your skin held the pigment.
What it can address
Benefits
Mapped to your face
Shape follows your bone structure rather than a stencil or a trend.
Colour matched
Pigment is chosen against your hair, skin undertone and how it will fade.
Two-stage build
Density is added at the perfecting session, not forced in on day one.
Restraint
Marina builds brows that look like brows, not blocks.
What she offers
The appointment
Consultation and mapping
Measurement and pencil design, adjusted until you are satisfied with the shape.
Colour selection
Pigment matched to hair and undertone, considering how it will soften as it heals.
First pass
Numbing, then pigment implanted. Around two to two and a half hours in total.
Perfecting session
At four to eight weeks, density and colour are refined once healing is complete.
Marina will not go darker or bolder than suits you, even if you ask on the day. Pigment softens as it heals; building conservatively is what keeps brows looking real.
Meet MarinaQuestions
Semi-permanent. Pigment fades gradually over one to three years depending on your skin, sun exposure and skincare. Most clients return for a colour boost rather than a full redo.