Mompreneur Winner Uses Permanent Makeup to Help Hair Loss Patients
Mompreneur Winner Uses Permanent Makeup to Help Hair Loss Patients
Mompreneur Winner Uses Permanent Makeup to Help Hair Loss Patients
Irina Lyane has won the regional stage of the Mompreneur project in Primorsky Krai. She received a grant of 150,000 rubles for her business. Her work focuses on permanent makeup and scalp micropigmentation to help those with hair loss. Lyane will now represent Primorsky Krai in the national Mompreneur finals. The grand prize for the winner is 1 million rubles. Her business supports people experiencing hair loss from hormonal disorders, alopecia, or cancer treatment.
Other regional finalists include Olga Pestsova, a former rhythmic gymnastics master of sport. She now promotes yoga and meditation in Ussuriysk. Lidiya Bolsunovskaya, from Nakhodka, works as a speed-reading tutor and cognitive development coach. Olga Zakharchenko runs the Levita ballet and stretching studio in the same city. Natalia Popova founded White Rose, a home nursing care service in Vladivostok and the first medical business in the Mompreneur project. Lyane’s victory in the regional round secures her place in the national finals. Her business addresses a specific need in the community. The competition highlights diverse entrepreneurial efforts across Primorsky Krai.
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