Certified training in Vietnam · original certificates
A permanent makeup and brow tattoo studio in Abdoun. Brows drawn with hairstrokes, powder or fiber, plus lip blush and permanent eyeliner — each design built around your own features and skin tone, never a ready-made template.
You walk in and the studio is empty except for you — one appointment at a time. You sit down, coffee is served, and we talk before anything touches your brow: what you want, and what genuinely suits your features. Then I draw the shape and show it to you in the mirror. Nothing begins until you approve it. The next two hours are yours alone.
No permanent brow technique is universally “best” — the best one is whichever matches your skin type and the result you have in mind. We settle that together, clearly, during the consultation.
Six brow techniques. They differ in tool and outcome, not in which one is “better”.
Drawn by hand with a fine blade, creating slim hairstrokes that follow the direction your own hair grows — fuller brows that still read as natural.
Best for: normal to dry skin, and brows with no previous work on them.
Not suitable for: oily or combination skin, and any brow with previous work on it.
The same hairstrokes, but with a machine and a nano needle finer than a hand blade. Crisper lines, less trauma to the skin, faster healing.
Best for: normal to dry skin, and anyone wanting the finest possible hairstroke.
Not suitable for: oily or combination skin, and any brow with previous work on it.
Pigment implanted into the surface layer of the skin with a precision machine and a sterile needle, at a density we set together — from a light touch that fills gaps to a fully drawn brow.
Best for: every skin type without exception, correcting older work, and first-timers to permanent makeup.
Machine shading that scatters pigment in graduated dots, giving a soft fullness like brow powder — except it does not wash off.
Best for: oily skin, larger pores, and anyone who likes a made-up look.
The newest brow technique and the closest to natural: hairstrokes and shading combined — fine strokes at the front of the brow with a gradient toward the tail.
Best for: anyone wanting the closest possible result to a natural brow — and it is the newest technique available.
Removing or lightening previous work that has turned blue or red, or was left uneven — either to prepare for new work or to clear it completely.
Best for: anyone unhappy with previous work. Send a photo first so we can assess it.
Permanent makeup beyond the brows.
Lightening and evening out lip colour with a soft pigment that restores a natural, living tone — with the border gently defined, never the harsh old tattoo look.
Best for: pale lips, or uneven lip tone.
A fine line between the lashes that makes them look denser, or a bolder defined line — whichever you prefer.
Best for: anyone wanting more defined eyes without daily makeup.
Not sure which technique is right for you? That is exactly what we work out together in the consultation.
Book a consultationEvery case starts somewhere different — a sparse brow, a gap at the front, or an old colour that has shifted. Look between the two images and judge for yourself.
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I began as a portrait artist. A face on paper, and a pencil searching for the line that belongs to its owner — not the prettiest line, but the right one. Those years taught me what no course teaches: every face has its own logic, and any line that contradicts it reads as foreign, however well executed. For that work I received a certificate of merit and a medal from the Greater Amman Municipality for my portraiture.
In 2013 I moved the pencil from paper to skin. The difference is that paper forgives an eraser; a brow does not. So my work starts not with the needle but with measuring and drawing, and we go no further until you have seen the shape in the mirror and approved it — exactly as I used to show a sitter the portrait before signing it.
I went on to train in Ukraine, Serbia and Vietnam under permanent makeup specialists, and I still travel to Vietnam every year. The techniques change quickly — what was best two years ago no longer is — but one thing does not change: a beautiful brow is the one that looks like the person wearing it.
In-person training in Vietnam and four original certificates. Here is the record by date — newest first.
Four commitments we hold to in every session, without exception.
We draw the shape with a pencil and measure it against the proportions of your face. Nothing starts until you fully approve the final shape.
Sterile needles and blades opened in front of you and disposed of immediately afterwards, and work surfaces sanitised between every appointment.
We blend the pigment shade to your skin tone and natural hair colour, so it will not turn red or grey over time.
We stay in touch through the healing weeks, and the touch-up session at 4–6 weeks is included in the price of every brow technique.
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We talk through your expectations, assess your skin type, hair density and any previous brow work, and settle on the technique that suits you best. If your skin is not right for a particular technique, we will tell you so plainly.
15 minutesThe shape is drawn with an erasable pencil and measured against your facial proportions — start, arch and tail — then the shade is chosen in front of the mirror. We do not move on until you are completely happy.
20 minutesA medical numbing cream is left on the area until it takes full effect. The sensation during the session is usually described as a light scratch, and most clients find it entirely manageable.
20 minutesThe agreed technique is applied with sterile single-use tools, building the colour in stages and pausing more than once during the work to review it with you.
45–60 minutesYou leave with written aftercare instructions and the right ointment, and we stay in contact through the peeling and healing period to answer any question.
10 minutesAfter 4–6 weeks we review the fully healed result and reinforce any area that has lost some colour. This session is essential to completing the result, and it is included in the price of every brow technique.
45 minutesI teach the same eight techniques I work with every day in the studio. No large groups: places are limited on every course so each trainee gets her turn more than once.
Courses are open to beginners and to working artists who want to master a new technique. Dates and fees depend on the technique and the number of days — message me on WhatsApp for details.
Send your request and we will reply within working hours, or message us directly on WhatsApp.
We are in Abdoun, Amman, and work by appointment only — so every client gets privacy and enough time.
Fill in your details and you will get a reply confirming the time and the technique that suits you.
Following these instructions protects the colour and speeds up healing — keep them with you.