Beginner certification · No experience required
A permanent makeup course for people starting from zero. You learn the theory that keeps clients safe, practise until your hand stops shaking, and leave with work you are willing to show.
Why most beginners stall
The honest version
It needs a hand on your hand, a model in the chair, and someone experienced telling you the depth is wrong before the skin tells you a month later.
That is the whole design of this course: the smallest possible gap between learning something and doing it under supervision.
Learning it alone
Structured training
Curriculum
Theory in the morning, needle in the afternoon. Nothing is taught that you do not practise the same day.
Barrier protocol, single-use discipline, sharps handling and how to set a station you can defend to any inspector.
Layers, depth, healing phases, and the difference between a stroke that stays and a stroke that blurs.
Who you work on, who you refuse, what goes in the consent form, and how to run the conversation before the machine comes out.
Undertone reading, warm and cool correction, mixing, and predicting what the colour will look like at week six — not day one.
Speed, stroke length, needle configuration, hand position and skin stretch. The mechanics that decide everything else.
Measuring, symmetry within an asymmetric face, and adapting the shape to bone structure instead of a template.
The core technique of the course, broken into drills you repeat until the result is consistent rather than lucky.
Supervised repetitions, then a full procedure on a model with the instructor beside you.
What to give the client, what to expect at each stage, and how to read a healed result to fix it properly.
Photographing your work so it sells, setting a price that is not an apology, and where beginner clients actually come from.
How the training runs
Kit list, pre-reading and model requirements sent to you in advance, so day one is not spent shopping.
Each block is taught and then drilled the same day on latex under correction.
Consultation, mapping, colour choice, the work itself and aftercare — with the instructor at your shoulder.
You send healed photos for assessment and receive [ exact certificate wording — confirm ].
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Fit
Who teaches it
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Student work
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Enrolment
Seats are limited to [ X ] so every student gets hands-on correction and a model.
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Questions
No — the course is built for exactly that. The first practice blocks assume zero hand experience and progress from latex to skin only once your technique is consistent.
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That depends on your practice hours after the course, not on the certificate. The last block covers pricing and finding your first clients so you know what to charge from the start. [ Add your own realistic timeline if you want to state one. ]
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That is the difference between having studied permanent makeup and being able to do it.