My Path to Varna – Where a Community Began

Two years ago I set off for Varna full of excitement, hope, and one clear mission – to share my knowledge with people who wanted more than to learn a new procedure. People who wanted to change the lives of their future clients.

Back then I had no idea this would be more than just a training.

It would become the beginning of a story that continues to this day.

My first visit to Varna stayed in my heart forever. Not only because I held my very first Master Class in aesthetic camouflage there, but because I met people who turned those two days into an unforgettable memory.

The first person who comes to mind is Kate – Ekaterina Dimitrova.

She wasn't just the host of the training.

She opened not only the space where we held the course, but her heart as well. The hospitality she showed me made me believe even more strongly that genuine, unreserved friendship exists, no matter the distance. To this day I'm grateful to her for her trust and support.

Among my first students was Hristina Shopova from Balchik – someone with an incredible sense of humor who kept me smiling through every moment. It's people like her who make the atmosphere during a training even more special.

I also met Silvia Haritova from Dobrich – a woman with rich life and professional experience, from whom I myself received invaluable advice. For me, every training is an exchange of knowledge, not just teaching.

I can't leave out Iliyana Kostova. Even then I saw enormous potential in her. I sincerely hope that, beyond the knowledge, I managed to give her the confidence to believe more in herself and her own abilities.

These women weren't just students.

They became part of my journey.

It was in Varna that I realized what I was creating was so much more than a training.

I was creating a community.

A community of specialists who would one day restore the confidence of people with scars, vitiligo, and other skin imperfections. People who would work not just with technique, but with knowledge, attention, and responsibility.

Today, looking back at my first training in Varna, I feel enormous gratitude.

Because that is exactly where a story began that today continues with dozens of trainings, hundreds of students, and an ever-growing community of Kera experts across Bulgaria.

Thank you, Varna!

You weren't just the first city where I held a training.

You were the place where my path began and a community was born.

With love, Nataliya Nenchova