Anita Space is based at 126 Soborna Street in Irpin. The studio website has separate sections for permanent makeup, removal, scar and areola camouflage, and artist training. If you have not yet defined what you need, this range of options can feel confusing. An easier place to start is with the question: what kind of solution are you looking for right now?
If you are considering your first treatment
Choose the area that interests you: brows, lips or eyes. Then explore the relevant gallery and note what catches your attention. It might be the softness of the colour, the character of the shape or the overall definition of the look. You do not need to know the professional name of the effect straight away.
In your first enquiry, it is enough to say which area you would like to discuss, whether it has had permanent makeup before and what matters to you in the desired result. Mention your concerns too. For example, you may not want sharply defined brows, or may not yet understand the difference between lash-line enhancement and winged eyeliner. This gives the conversation a clear focus from the start.
If you already have old permanent makeup
Do not automatically book a “refresh” if what you really want is to change the shape or remove an unwanted colour. Mention the previous work and explain what you are unhappy with now. If you have information about earlier treatments, ask which details will be useful for the consultation.
Removal has its own section on the website. This helps distinguish a request to address old pigment from a wish to have new permanent makeup. You do not need to make the final choice yourself based on a service name: first, you can ask how your individual case will be assessed.
If you are interested in training
The studio offers the FULL foundation course, Only Brows and advanced training. Before getting in touch, identify your starting point: are you new to the profession, looking to focus on brows, or already practising with specific questions?
It helps to include the outcome you hope to achieve from training and the areas where you lack confidence. You can then discuss the programme, practice, current dates and practical arrangements. A course title alone does not tell you which format is right for your experience.
Choose a private setting for a sensitive enquiry
Scar and areola camouflage has its own gallery. If your question concerns a personal or medical history, you do not need to begin with a detailed public comment. First, ask how to share the necessary information privately and how the initial discussion works.
You can ask for a list of the details needed and avoid sending anything extra. It is also worth establishing separately which questions need to be discussed with a doctor beforehand. An enquiry about the studio's arrangements does not replace an individual medical consultation.
A short checklist before your visit
Check the current appointment time, address and price for the exact service discussed. Clarify what is included, whether there is a separate consultation and how to report a change of plans. Do not plan a visit based only on an old post or a third-party directory.
The official Anita Space website lists +38 050 193 50 73 and a contact form. The best first message does not have to be long. Simply name the area of interest, briefly explain your goal and ask about the next step. This helps you get to know the studio without rushing and obtain the information you need for your own decision.
