

NINA
Nina is a true successtory.. started as a MUA with the desire to do more than just bring out the best in people. After discovering her hidden talent and a lot of intensive training with Rusenko, she started doing clients. Because of her impressive pmu- and teaching skills she assisted Rusen during the Brow classes. Now 2 years later she is on top of her game, fully booked for the next 3 months and teaching over 150 students the art of PMU.
Want to experience a teacher who is professional, dedicated and innovative?
Well Nina is your girl!
RUSENKO
Having travelled to 6 continents to master his skills and and demonstrate his technique, we can truly call him the King of Brows. Sought after for his artistry, creativity, passion and attention to detail, Rusenko specializes in creating a flawless set of Brows and Lips. With his talent he brings out the best version of a person's natural complexion and features.
As a trusted leader in the field of education, Rusenko created his education program 4 years ago. Serving as a teacher, role model and inspiration to pmu-artist around the world, he has welcomed over 400 students world wide.
If there is anyone who will give his best to you, it's Rusenko.
OUR TRAININGS
WE TEACH IN OUR BRAND NEW LOCATION

ALLES WAT JE MOET WETEN
Is the water at AmaSer safe to drink?
Yes! On site all water is double filtered to ensure drinkability. We recommend NOT drinking tap water in town (be mindful to avoid ice cubes and water-based smoothies).
Where should I fly in to?
We recommend flying into San Jose (SJO) on Saturday, February 19 and flying out on Saturday, February 26. The Adventure Inn will provide a taxi between the airport and hotel on both dates.
What is the currency in Costa Rica/ how much money should I bring?
The official currency of Costa Rica is the colón (CRC). Note that both USD and CRC are accepted at AmaSer and most establishments in town. There are ATMs in town where you can withdraw either currency, though the lines can be long. Please let your bank and credit card company know you will be traveling outside of the country so they do not freeze your accounts.
Do I need any immunizations for Costa Rica?
Please notify your doctor of your travel plans to receive their guidance and consult the CDC for any additional advice.
Is there Wi-Fi?
The reception area at AmaSer does have wi-fi, but remember you will be in the jungle (meaning slow speed and interruptions to connection) and on a retreat :-)
Is there A/C?
No! :-) And that's the beauty of this destination: everyting is open air. Your rooms have screens on all windows to help keep out critters while still allowing for the fresh jungle breeze and ocean air to flow through! Each room is also equipped with fans for nights when the breeze isn't blowing!
What's the weather like in Puerto Viejo?
Puerto Viejo is located on the Carribean coast of Costa Rica, where the jungle meets the sea. Living in a tropical jungle means warm days and cooler nights. It also means that rain occassionally passes through, which allows the enviornment to remain lush and vibrant. You'll receive a packing list once registered to help you determine what to bring.
What happens if I get sick?
There is a medical clinic one block away from the retreat center and several pharmacies in town. All take walk-ins.
What is your cancellation policy?
Please read our Terms & Conditions in full to understand the cancellation policies.
How many attendees will there be?
This retreat will have a minimum of 10 attendees. The maximum capacity is 21.
What Documents are Required for Travel?
A valid Passport from your country of citizenship is required for entry into Costa Rica. The customs process will take place at SJO upon arrival.
WERK VAN ONZE STUDENTEN
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