Frequently asked questions
Whether you are considering permanent makeup or a lash or brow treatment, your starting point is the effect you want to achieve. Your daily routine, existing brow shape and treatment history also matter.For brows, hairstrokes create individual detail, powder shading adds soft definition, and lifts reshape the direction of your natural hairs.
Which treatments does Ava offer?
Ava offers permanent makeup for brows, lips and eyes, alongside lash and brow treatments. Brow options include microblading, machine hairstrokes, powder brows and a combined technique. Lip pigmentation and eyeliner add definition, while brow shaping, brow lamination and lash lift work with your existing hairs. Explore Ava’s permanent makeup and lash and brow treatments to understand the different effects.
How do I know which treatment is right for me?
The right choice depends on the area you want to enhance, your preferred finish and how you usually wear makeup. For brows, consider whether you want individual hair-like detail, soft shading or a combination. For lips and eyes, think about color and definition. Lash and brow lifts focus on the direction of your natural hairs. Bring a few photos of looks you like and say what appeals to you in each: the shape, the softness or the depth of color.
Can I have a treatment if I’m pregnant, breastfeeding or have a medical condition?
Ava does not perform any treatments during pregnancy, including permanent makeup, lash lifts, brow lamination and tinting. Permanent makeup is also postponed while you are breastfeeding; brow lamination, tinting and lash lifts remain possible. If you take blood thinners or isotretinoin, or have uncontrolled diabetes, chemotherapy, a tendency to keloid scarring, a known pigment allergy or an active skin infection in the area, mention it before booking: Ava will discuss it with you, and medical advice may be needed. Read the guidance on permanent makeup during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
What should I expect at my first appointment?
A first permanent makeup appointment typically includes a discussion of your expectations, an assessment of your skin and any existing pigment, and agreement on the shape and color before pigmentation begins: Ava draws the shape on your skin and only starts once you are fully happy with it. Useful details include the shape or color you prefer, how you normally apply makeup and any previous permanent makeup in that area. Ava applies a lidocaine-based numbing cream during the session, after the first pass, for comfort. Afterwards, keep the area dry for seven days; brows and eyeliner heal dry, with no balm, cream or Vaseline, while lips are kept moisturized with a simple, colorless, unflavored lip balm. Avoid makeup on the area for ten days and swimming for fifteen. The color settles in about four weeks. After each treatment, Ava explains the healing instructions and remains reachable by phone or WhatsApp for any question.
Where can I find prices and practical treatment information?
Microblading costs ₪1,590, including a touch-up one month after the initial treatment. A lash lift costs ₪350. Permanent makeup gradually fades over time; after 12 to 18 months, a new full session is charged at the treatment’s full price. See Ava’s treatment price list for the other treatments.
How can I arrange an appointment with Ava?
Use the contact form to send Ava an appointment inquiry, naming the treatment you are considering and any question you have about it. For permanent makeup, specify whether your inquiry concerns brows, lips or eyeliner, and mention any existing pigment in that area. Before you book, Ava usually asks for photos so she can assess your brows, any existing pigment and whether the treatment is feasible. For lash or brow treatments, describe the effect you would like, such as a more lifted lash appearance or a more defined brow shape.
Still have a question?
When you contact Ava, name the treatment you have in mind and the detail you want to understand, such as the finish, the shape or how appointments work. A focused question with a little context gets you a more useful answer.