Training is kept deliberately small — four students maximum — because the only way anyone learns this is with someone standing over their shoulder correcting their hand.
Who it's for
The foundation course assumes no prior experience. You do not need a beauty qualification to start, though you will need to register with your local authority before you can work on paying clients — I'll walk you through exactly how that works.
The masterclass is for artists already working who want to fix one specific thing.
What a foundation course covers
- Skin anatomy, undertones and how pigment behaves in different skin types
- Colour theory, and how to predict a healed result rather than guess it
- Brow mapping and shape design on real faces
- Machine handling, depth, speed and needle choice
- Working through a full appointment start to finish on a live model
- Consent, contraindications, insurance and licensing
What's included
- Four days in-person, maximum four students
- A full starter kit — machine, cartridges, pigment set, practice skins
- One live model under direct supervision
- Certificate on completion
- Twelve months of support afterwards, by message, for as long as you need it
What happens after
Most students need a further 20–30 practice models before they're ready to charge full price, and that's normal. I'll review photos of your healed work throughout that first year and tell you honestly when you're ready.
Places are limited and usually booked two to three months ahead. Get in touch to be told when the next dates open.