MARINA BOGACHEVA

My permanent makeup looks soft and natural — no harsh, graphic, or black brows.
2-year result guarantee — stability and confidence in every stroke.
A special aftercare bonus for every client 🎁
Absolute sterility and premium materials — your safety is my priority.

The procedure is performed in a sterile treatment room with full compliance with sanitary standards and regulations. Only disposable supplies are used. The pigments are certified and specially developed for permanent makeup.

To maintain the color and shape, permanent makeup should be refreshed every 1–2 years.
Up to 1.5 years, the color is easier to work with, and one procedure is usually enough.
After 1.5 years, two procedures are often required — the initial procedure and a follow-up session.

Absolute contraindications:
Blood clotting disorders, such as hemophilia and others
Certain cardiovascular conditions — only with a doctor’s approval
Diseases of the blood and blood-forming organs, such as leukemia and others
Use of blood-thinning medication
Previous chemotherapy
Tendency to develop keloid scars
Malignant tumors
Epilepsy
Autoimmune diseases, such as rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus, vasculitis, scleroderma, and others — only with a doctor’s certificate
Insulin-dependent diabetes
Tendency to allergic reactions
HIV/AIDS and hepatitis

Relative contraindications:
High blood pressure
Feeling unwell, including cold, flu, or weakened immune system
Use of strong medications, such as antibiotics, corticosteroids, anticoagulants, or retinoids — the procedure can be performed no earlier than 2 weeks after completing the treatment course
Active allergic reactions
Any inflammation in the intended permanent makeup area
Herpes in the active stage
Any diseases in the acute or decompensated stage
Pregnancy and breastfeeding

If you have ever had an allergic reaction to LIDOCAINE, please make sure to inform your artist in advance.

Everyone’s sensitivity is different, but overall, all procedures are completely tolerable.
I use secondary anesthetic during the procedure to make the experience as comfortable as possible.

Full skin recovery after a permanent makeup procedure, as well as pigment setting and stabilization, takes around 30 days.
Days 1–7 — micro-scabbing, such as a light crust or film.

Days 7–15 — the color intensity decreases and may appear lighter than the final result.
Days 15–30 — the color intensity gradually increases and the result begins to settle.
Days 30–45 — complete healing of the permanent makeup and full color development.

It is important to understand that the first procedure is an “introduction” to the skin. The same pigment can settle differently depending on the skin type, as skin varies in color, thickness, and density. Because of this, after the first procedure, the result may be slightly different from what was initially planned.
The correction also helps “extend the life” of permanent makeup by making the color more even and the result more stable and long-lasting.

WITHIN THE FIRST 24 HOURS after the procedure, cleanse the permanent makeup area with a water-based CHLORHEXIDINE solution 4–5 times during the day. This helps minimize scabbing and disinfect the area. After each cleanse, gently pat the area dry with a tissue.

BROWS
Starting from the second day, do not cleanse the permanent makeup area with anything. To relieve the feeling of tightness or dryness, apply a very thin layer of Vaseline once a day before bedtime. After applying the ointment, gently blot any excess with a dry cotton pad or paper tissue.

EYELIDS
Try not to drink too much liquid before bedtime during the first 24 hours after the procedure. In case of swelling or vascular reaction on the eyelids, Hydrocortisone ointment may be applied in a very thin layer. Do not wet or touch the eyes.

LIPS
Apply a THIN LAYER of Vaseline as needed. Do not allow the lips to become dry or cracked. If herpes appears, apply anti-herpes ointment in a THIN LAYER locally to the affected areas only.

DURING THE FIRST 7 DAYS
The crust that forms after the procedure should remain on the skin for as long as possible. Do not peel it off, steam it, or soak it under any circumstances, as part of the pigment may come off together with the crust. Avoid water contact whenever possible. If water gets on the permanent makeup area, gently pat it dry with a tissue. Do not use any cosmetic products on the permanent makeup area until the crust or film has naturally come off.
Do not apply makeup or cosmetics to the permanent makeup area. Do not visit saunas or swimming pools, and do not sunbathe.
For lip permanent makeup, it is recommended to drink through a straw, protect the lips from moisture as much as possible, avoid hot drinks, and avoid spicy, red-colored, or very salty foods.
Do not sleep with your face pressed into the pillow.
For one month, try to protect the permanent makeup area from UV exposure by wearing hats or caps with a visor. After one month, apply SPF 50 or higher to the permanent makeup area.
All cosmetic procedures, such as massage, lymphatic drainage, mesotherapy, and similar treatments, may be performed no earlier than one month after the procedure.

1. During the first hour after the procedure, especially during the first 20–25 minutes, gently blot the skin with a dry cotton pad to remove any lymph fluid.
2. 1.5 hours after the procedure, cleanse the area with water and soap or with a Chlorhexidine/Miramistin solution.
3. For the rest of the day, cleanse the removal area with a cotton pad soaked in Chlorhexidine or Miramistin solution.
4. Starting from the second day, do not cleanse the removal area with anything. Keep it dry.
5. During the first 7 days and the following days, you may apply a regenerating cream, such as Bepanthen or Spasatel, to the removal area once a day before bedtime in a VERY THIN LAYER.
6. During the first 5–10 days, do not injure or pick the scabs that form in the removal area.

Please note: removing the scabs too early or by yourself may cause scarring and increase the healing time after the procedure.

1. Do not allow the scabs to soften from moisture, steam, or cream.
2. For 30 days, do not sunbathe and do not use peeling treatments on the removal area.

The final removal result can be assessed no earlier than one month after the procedure.
A repeat procedure can be performed no earlier than after your age + 10 days.
Each following procedure is performed with an additional 10-day increase in the interval. This is important to preserve the quality of your skin.

Remover tattoo removal is performed using the same tattoo machine used for permanent makeup.
On the day of the procedure, do not plan any important events, as the treated area will become red and lymph fluid may appear during the first hour.
The procedure is not very pleasant, but it is tolerable.
Do not expect a dramatic result immediately after the first session. On average, 3–5 procedures are needed before the area is ready for cover-up. The pigment lightens gradually.
It is important to keep proper intervals between sessions — usually 40–60 days — to preserve the quality of the skin.
Remover removal can be alternated with laser removal if the required time intervals are observed, but only after approval from the artist.