Learn cosmetic tattoo, line by line
Every course area follows the same outline, so you can compare brows, lips, eyes and removal side by side before you send an enquiry.
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How these courses are set out
Cosmetic Tattoo Courses Australia is a Melbourne-focused training academy for aspiring and working beauty professionals. Below you will find the course areas listed in one contents list, a plain comparison of microblading and powder & ombre brows, and a summary of what training covers.
Each course has its own page with an overview, who it suits, techniques covered, course structure, training format and what is included. Details such as dates and fees are confirmed directly when you enquire.
Margin note
New to the discipline? Begin with the Cosmetic Tattoo Course page, then read the specialist courses.
02 — Course contents
Where to start
The foundation page explains the discipline as a whole and links out to each specialist course. Brow learners can compare microblading and powder brows in §03 below.
Plate I. Fine applicators and a spoolie brush, the kind of small tools discussed in course set-up and hygiene. Stock photograph.
03 — Two brows, two methods
A side-by-side reading of the Microblading Course and the Powder & Ombre Brows Course, to help you decide which page to read first.
Option A — Microblading
Option A · Technique
A hand tool places fine, individual hair-like strokes into the skin.
Option A · Look it creates
Defined strokes that mimic natural brow hairs.
Option A · Suits learners who…
enjoy precise, drawn detail and want to focus on stroke pattern and direction.
Option B — Powder & Ombre
Option B · Technique
Soft shading built up in layers to fill the brow shape.
Option B · Look it creates
A shaded, makeup-style brow, often lighter at the front.
Option B · Suits learners who…
prefer building gradients and tone rather than individual strokes.
04 — What training covers
Each course page sets out the techniques covered, how the course is structured, the training format and what students learn. Across the brow, lip and eyeliner courses, the recurring themes are the same: mapping a design to the face, understanding pigment, and working safely with skin.
Specialist pages then go deeper. Fine line and tattoo removal sit apart from facial work and have their own pages.
Plate II. Pigment being applied to the lips with a small tool. Stock photograph.
Mapping
Measuring and drawing a design that suits the face before any needle work.
Pigment
How colour choice relates to skin tone and the look being created.
Skin
Preparation, hygiene and aftercare guidance for clients.
Who these courses suit
The courses are written for aspiring beauty professionals who are new to cosmetic tattoo, and for working beauty professionals who want to add brows, lips, eyes, fine line or removal to their skills.
Why train with us
Every course area has its own page set out in the same order. Trainer profiles use verified experience only, and the student work gallery shows genuine student pieces. Current course details come straight from the academy when you enquire.
How enrolment works
1. Read the course page
Start with the course area that interests you and read its overview, techniques and structure.
2. Send an enquiry
Use the enquiry page to name the course and ask your questions.
3. Receive details, then confirm
The academy replies with the current details for that course, and you confirm your enrolment.
05 — Trainers
Trainer profiles list verified experience and expertise only, with links to the courses each trainer teaches.
05 — Student Work
The gallery shows genuine student work only, each piece linked back to the course it relates to. Photographs used elsewhere on this site are stock images, not student results.
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Education & Resources
Common questions
Short answers to the questions most often asked before an enquiry. More are on the FAQ page.
Should I start with the foundation course or a specialist one?
If you are new to the discipline, the Cosmetic Tattoo Course page explains the craft as a whole and links to each specialist course. If you already know the area you want to work in, go straight to that course page.
Where do fees and dates come from?
Fees, dates and training format are confirmed directly when you enquire, so you receive the current details for the course you ask about.
What should I include in an enquiry?
Name the course you are interested in, mention any beauty experience you already have, and add the questions you want answered. The enquiry page has the form.
Can I read about trainers and student work first?
Yes. Trainer profiles use verified experience only, and the student work gallery shows genuine student pieces linked to their courses.
Found your course? Send an enquiry.
Tell us which course you are interested in and we will reply with the current details for enrolment.