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Eyes that speak for us
Every photograph is a real set, by our hands or by those of our trainees. Both make us proud.
What our trainees sign
Every photograph says who did it. The ones credited to a trainee are our students' work, done during their training under Kristina's eye, or since. We show them unfiltered — it is the level we promise you on the way out, proved rather than claimed.
Before, after
The same eyes, the same day, two hours apart. No retouching, the salon's own light and nothing else.
Before
AfterLash lift, Henna brow tint, and Brow threadingDone by Kristina, lead trainer
« Nothing is added here: the natural lash is raised from the root, and the brow line is redrawn with thread. »
Kristina, lead trainer
Before
AfterClassic lashesDone by a trainee on day 2 of the course
« One extension per natural lash, never two. That isolation is what lets each lash run its own cycle, and what makes a set last three weeks. »
Kristina, lead trainer
Before
AfterLash liftDone by a trainee on day 1 of the course
« Everything happens at the root: that is where the lash is straightened, not along its length. Pick the wrong shield and the curve breaks instead of opening. »
Kristina, lead trainer
Before
AfterLash liftDone by a trainee on day 1 of the course
« Nothing is added here, we straighten what is already there. It lasts because of how long the product sits, never because of how hard the hand works. »
Kristina, lead trainer
Before
AfterLash lift and Brow liftDone by Kristina, lead trainer
« A lash lift and a brow lift happen on the same day because they are the same gesture: the hair is straightened at the root, never replaced. A disciplined brow opens the eye as much as a lifted lash does. »
Kristina, lead trainer
Before
AfterBrow lift and Henna brow tintDone by Kristina, lead trainer
« Henna colours the hair and the skin underneath it: that tinted base is what fills the gaps, where a pencil only draws them. The brow lift does nothing more than put every hair back in the direction of the line. »
Kristina, lead trainer
Before
AfterClassic lashesDone by a trainee on day 2 of the course
« By day two the hard part is no longer the bonding, it is holding the same angle from one lash to the next. That regularity is what gives a clean line. »
Kristina, lead trainer
Before
AfterLash liftDone by Kristina, lead trainer
« The very same lash, to the millimetre: what changes is not the length, it is the angle it starts from. A lash lift done properly holds six to eight weeks, the length of one growth cycle. »
Kristina, lead trainer
Before
AfterRussian volumeDone by a trainee on day 2 of the course
« A very encouraging first set. The fans are properly built, the density is even, and the eye is already being flattered. »
Kristina, lead trainer
Before
AfterRussian volumeDone by Kristina, lead trainer
« On a fine lash, longevity comes from weight rather than from the number of extensions: a wide fan in 0.05 weighs less than a classic set in 0.15, which is exactly why it does not pull. »
Kristina, lead trainer
Before
AfterRussian volumeDone by Kristina, lead trainer
« There is no makeup in either photograph: the dark line along the lash comes from the extensions themselves, not from eyeliner. That is what people come to Russian volume for, a mascara effect that never has to be taken off. »
Kristina, lead trainer
Before
AfterRussian volumeDone by a trainee on day 2 of the course
« It all comes down to how the fan opens: too tight and it clumps, too wide and it does not hold. »
Kristina, lead trainer
Before
AfterRussian volumeDone by Kristina, lead trainer
« The level you are aiming for by the end of the course: density, without a gram too much on the natural lash. »
Kristina, lead trainer
Before
AfterRussian volume and Mega volumeDone by a graduate, on her own client
« The fans are made by hand, one at a time. A fan that is not closed properly opens up within two days. »
Kristina, lead trainer
- treatments delivered
- +1000
- students trained
- +300
- Google rating from 10 reviews, read on August 6, 2026
- 5.0
The next set of lashes is yours — in the chair, or holding the tweezers?