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She had felt for years that something was wrong with her brows.

But the problem turned out to be somewhere completely different from where she had been looking for it.

During the consultation, we identified one detail that was visually changing the expression of her face.

What exactly was wrong with the shape? And why did I choose the hairstroke technique?

I’m showing you the full breakdown of this case in the carousel →

If you also aren’t sure what exactly is wrong with your brows, perhaps the right place to start is not with a procedure, but with a consultation.

📩 Book your appointment at BLB Concept via DM.

Old permanent makeup that you no longer love is not always the end of the story.

Many clients come to me with the same question:
“Can this be fixed?”

But the right approach does not start with creating new permanent makeup.

First, it is important to understand:
• what happened to the pigment;
• why the result looks different from what was expected;
• what condition the skin is in;
• which option will be the safest and most suitable for your individual case.

Sometimes the solution is removing old pigment.
Sometimes it is correction.
Sometimes a different approach is needed.

The most important thing is not to cover the problem with a new layer of pigment without understanding the reason behind it.
In this carousel, I show how we approach complex old PMU cases.

If you don’t know what to do with your permanent makeup, send us a DM with the word OLD PMU.
We will help you understand where to start

One of the best moments in my work is when, after the procedure, a client doesn’t hear:
“You had PMU done.”

But instead:
“You look so fresh. Did you change something?”

For me, that is the true sign of a good result.

After 10 years in PMU, I’ve realised:
Permanent makeup should not change a person.
It should enhance what is already there.

I understand why many people are afraid of this procedure.
They worry the brows will look too bold, the shape won’t suit them, or the result won’t feel natural.

And this fear is understandable.
Because a beautiful result is not only about how it looks right after the procedure.
It’s about how it will look after healing and over time.

That’s why I never use the same approach for everyone.

I consider:
• facial features;
• natural brow shape;
• skin condition;
• your expectations.

A natural result may look simple.
But creating something that truly belongs to a person requires experience, technique, and a sense of balance.

I don’t create new brows.
I enhance yours.

My approach to PMU is not about changing a person.
It’s about helping them see themselves again.

My approach to PMU has changed a lot over the past 10 years.

When I first started, I was mainly focused on creating beautiful results.

Today, I see things differently.
Working with complex cases and old PMU removal has taught me one important thing: every decision a master makes stays with a person for a long time.

That’s why I don’t think only about what we create today.
I think about how the result will look years from now.

Sometimes the right decision is to do the procedure.
And sometimes it’s to honestly say that another approach would be better.

For me, professionalism is not only about creating beautiful results.

It’s about taking responsibility for every decision.

Why I Chose PMU and Why I’m Still Growing in This Field After 10 Years

When I started my journey in PMU, I came into this profession because I loved beauty.

I wanted to learn how to create beautiful brows and lips.
But after 10 years, my understanding of beauty has changed.

Today, I believe that a good PMU result is not the one that looks perfect right after the procedure.
It is the one that still looks right months and years later.
Because every decision in PMU matters.
Working with old and unsuccessful PMU removal changed the way I see my profession.

When you see the consequences of other people’s decisions, you become much more careful with your own.

You start thinking not only about how to create a beautiful result, but also about what will happen with the skin and pigment over time.

That is why sometimes I can say:
“This procedure is not the right choice for you right now.”

Sometimes the best solution is to remove previous work first.
Sometimes it means choosing a different approach.

Because my responsibility is not to perform a procedure at any cost.
My responsibility is to help each person make the right decision.

Over the years, I have grown from a PMU artist into an expert and trainer.

But I continue learning because in this profession there is always another level to reach.

I don’t want to create a new face.
I want to enhance what is already there.
And that is why, after 10 years, I am still choosing PMU.

CRIAR. RECONSTRUIR. REMOVER.

Dois dos temas mais impactantes da pigmentação moderna.
Um palco. Dois speakers. Duas perspetivas completamente diferentes.

Elena Krevsun — Reconstrução da Aréola
A arte e a responsabilidade de reconstruir o que foi perdido. A micropigmentação paramédica moderna vai muito além da estética.

Christian Moraru — Remoção de Tatuagens a Laser
Um dos homens mais tatuados da Europa — agora do outro lado da tatuagem: a remover pigmento da pele de forma segura e eficaz.

Da reconstrução de uma aréola à remoção de uma tatuagem.
Da recuperação à transformação.

Dois mundos. Um palco.

Este outubro, vamos juntá-los.

Junta-te a nós. Esta é uma apresentação que não vais querer perder.

Seminario Pmu Portugal🇵🇹

You are the best part of me 🤎