My way here
I started in 2008, in a school in Kyiv, with a diploma in nail modelling and design and absolutely no idea that this would become my life. What followed were years at the table — first as a master learning the craft, then competing, then teaching it.
Along the way I built my own studio from nothing, made it work, and eventually sold it. That decision surprised people. But I had stopped being the person who greets clients at the reception desk long before I signed the papers — my work had already become teaching masters and helping owners fix what was broken in their salons.
Today I live in Warsaw and work for myself. I train nail masters here in the city, I travel to salons that invite me, and I consult owners who are building or rebuilding a business. Starting again in a new country was slow and frightening. It was also the best professional decision I have made.
The paperwork
Twelve of the documents behind the claims above. Click any of them to read it properly.
What I do now
Two things, and they feed each other.
I teach masters. Beginners who want a profession that travels with them, and working masters who want to be faster, cleaner and worth more. Small groups in central Warsaw, one-on-one, or at your salon.
I help salon owners. Training their teams, auditing quality, setting up processes, and standing beside them while they launch or rebuild. I have run a salon myself, so I know which advice survives contact with a real working day.
