Six programs, each built around supervised practice. Read the outline, then tell us which intake fits your experience.
Who it’s for: beginners and brow artists moving from powder and henna into machine work.
You will learn: facial mapping and symmetry, skin type and undertone assessment, pigment selection, machine hair strokes, powder and ombré shading, healed correction, consultation and aftercare.
Duration: four days, including two supervised model days.
Prerequisites: none for the beginner intake.
Who it’s for: artists who want blade technique alongside, or instead of, machine work.
You will learn: blade selection and angle, stroke patterns that follow natural growth, depth control in different skin types, when microblading is the wrong choice, and combination brow work.
Duration: three days, practice skins then models.
Prerequisites: none, though brow shaping experience helps.
Who it’s for: tattoo artists refining delicate work and cosmetic tattooists extending into body art.
You will learn: needle configuration for fine work, depth and hand speed, stencil placement on curved areas, translating a design without losing line weight, hygiene protocol, and how thin lines behave over twelve months of healing.
Duration: three days.
Prerequisites: a portfolio or completed beginner tattoo training.
Lip mapping and shape correction, colour theory for pigmented lips, numbing protocol, saturation without heaviness, and managing swelling and healing expectations. Two days with supervised model work.
Wavelengths and pigment response, Q-switched and picosecond settings, Fitzpatrick assessment, contraindications, eye safety, patch testing, treatment spacing and aftercare. Includes cosmetic tattoo removal cases. Two days.
Hair growth cycles, device selection, fluence and pulse duration, skin cooling, consultation and record keeping, and adverse reaction management. One and a half days. Often taken with laser removal.
Send us your background and what you want to be offering in six months. We will tell you where to start — including if the answer is to wait for a different intake.