Microblading course

Taking an eyebrow microblading course has many advantages. Here’s why it’s worth the investment:

1. High Earning Potential: Microblading is in demand and trained artists can charge big bucks for their skills. You’ll have a steady income and client base.
2. Job Flexibility: As a microblading artist, you can work as a freelancer, have your own beauty salon or join an existing beauty parlour. Hours and location flexibility are a big plus for many.
3. Personal Satisfaction: There’s no greater feeling than making clients feel more confident and beautiful. Knowing you can change someone’s face is very rewarding.
4. Career Growth: Microblading can be a stepping stone to other cosmetic tattooing techniques such as ombre brows, powder brows and nano brows. The more skills you have, the more marketable you are in the beauty industry.

A microblading eyebrows course is structured to give students a full education in theory and practical. Most courses are broken down into modules:

• Theory: Skin anatomy, colour theory and microblading pigments.
• Practical: Students work on practice skins and live models under expert trainers.
• Health and Safety: Sanitation protocols, hygiene practices and client safety to meet industry regulations.
• Business Skills: How to market yourself, attract clients and manage bookings.
• Final Assessment: Before certification, students must complete a final project.

To get into a microblading courses, you will need to meet the following:

• 18 years old
• Beauty and Art: While not necessary to have beauty industry experience, having an interest in beauty and art is a bonus
• Language: Basic English to understand technical instructions
• Willingness to Learn: Microblading is a skill that requires patience, precision and commitment

Many microblading training include a professional kit in the course package. This kit has all the tools and materials students will use during the training and in their future careers. Here are some of the materials included:

• Microblading blades and handles
• Pigments in different shades
• Practice skin for stroke practice
• Brow mapping tools (rulers, calipers, markers)
• Personal protective equipment (PPE) like gloves and masks
• Aftercare products
• Starter kit

Microblading training is a combination of classroom learning, hands-on practice and live demonstrations. Students will:

• Learn from Experts: Trainers will guide you step by step.
• Practice on Models: Work on real clients to build confidence.
• Get Immediate Feedback: Trainers will give you real-time feedback to help you improve.
• Gain Confidence: By the end of the course, students feel ready to do microblading professionally.

Eyebrow feathering training can vary depending on the training provider, format and level of education. Here are some popular course types:

1. Beginners

Who: Absolute beginners with no experience.
Duration: 3-5 days (with ongoing support).
Theory, basic skills, synthetic skins practice.

2. Advanced

Who: Certified microblading artists looking to upskill.
Duration: 1-3 days.
Advanced techniques, challenging skin types, complex brow shapes.

Once you complete a microblading eyebrows training, you can:

• Freelance Microblading Artist: Work for yourself and set your own hours.
• Salon or Spa Artist: Join an existing beauty salon or spa.
• Business Owner: Open your own beauty studio and offer microblading services.
• Trainer or Educator: Teach microblading course once you have enough experience.

Upon completion of your microblading training, you will receive an E-certificate or printed certificate. This certifies your knowledge of microblading. This certificate allows you to tattoo and gives clients confidence in your work. Some courses offer additional certification options to take you further in the cosmetic tattooing industry.

The cost of a microblading course varies from centre to centre but is an affordable investment when you think about the return on investment of your new career. On average, students can expect to pay between $2,000 and $5,000 AUD for a full course. Yes, that’s a big investment but the earning potential of a microblading career is worth it. Many centres offer payment plans or affordable costs to make the course more accessible. Make sure to ask about the cost of certification, as some programs have additional costs for demo models, extra training sessions or access to premium materials.