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Four dated stages between the first brief and the last healed check.
You describe placement, style and size band in writing, with reference images. The matched artist returns a written brief and one original sketch direction within five working days, drawn to the centimetre band you booked. Flash is not reused. One redraw is included at no cost before the stencil is cut.
The sketch becomes a stencil only after you approve it in studio light, at full scale, on the limb itself. Placement shifts of up to three centimetres are usual at this stage and cost nothing. Nothing is transferred to skin until you sign the approval line on your session sheet.
Each sitting is booked with a date, a start time, a stated duration and the needle gauge and machine recorded on your sheet. Large pieces are split on purpose: three to five hours per session, deposit credited to the final appointment, rescheduling accepted up to 72 hours ahead.
Sessions are spaced four to six weeks apart so lines settle before the next pass. Permanent makeup runs on a shorter rhythm, with a touch-up at six to eight weeks and fading expected over 12 to 24 months. Both gaps are written into your plan before the first appointment is confirmed.
| Procedure | Tool and needle | Session length | Price band (UAH) | Healing window | Revision terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fine line tattoo | 0.25 mm 1RL single needle | 2–3 h | 4 800–7 500 | 10–14 days surface, 4 weeks settle | One touch-up within 60 days |
| Small lettering | 0.25 mm 1RL or 3RL | 1–2 h | 3 200–5 400 | 7–12 days | One touch-up within 45 days |
| Half sleeve | 0.30–0.35 mm 3RL and 7RS magnum | 2 sittings of 4–5 h | 28 000–42 000 | 3–4 weeks per area | Touch-up sitting included |
| Full sleeve or back piece | 0.35 mm 7–13RS magnum | 4–6 sittings of 5 h | 62 000–95 000 | 4–6 weeks | Revision at 8 weeks, quoted hourly |
| Powder brows | 0.18–0.20 mm 1RL nano | 2.5 h | 6 400–8 200 | 7–10 days, colour settles by week 4 | Retouch at 4–6 weeks included |
| Lip blush | 0.20 mm 1RL nano | 2 h | 6 900–8 600 | 5–8 days, fades over 12–24 months | Retouch at 6 weeks included |
Healing windows describe surface recovery. Permanent makeup is long-lasting, not permanent, and colour settles by week four.
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The same disclosure applies to tattoo work and to permanent makeup.
Every procedure breaks the skin, and healing is a biological process no studio can guarantee. What follows is the plain version of what can go wrong, and what the first eight weeks ask of you.
Heat, spreading redness or pus after day three is not normal healing. We use single-use needles, cartridges and barrier film, but skin can still react. See a doctor early instead of waiting it out.
Pigments carry metals and carriers that can trigger a reaction hours or months later, most often as itching or raised bumps inside the line. A patch test two weeks before the session is the only practical precaution.
Keloid-prone skin, picking at scabs and repeated passes over one area all raise the risk. Tell your artist about any raised scar you already carry before the session plan is fixed.
Fine lines can blur outward over years, especially on thin or sun-exposed skin such as fingers, eyelids and lips. Blur cannot be corrected with a touch-up, only worked around in a new design.
Permanent makeup is long-lasting, not permanent: expect visible lightening over 12 to 24 months. Tattoo ink also softens with time, and one patch may heal lighter than its neighbour.
A consultation and patch test are recommended before every procedure. Book a consultation and we will walk through your skin history, pigment choices and revision terms in person.
Every procedure starts with a conversation, not a needle. Book a consultation and a patch test before your session is confirmed.
Consultation is included in the session price when you book on the day. Payment details and deposit terms are confirmed in writing before the first appointment.