Definition Brows

Well-groomed eyebrows frame the eyes and show them off to their full potential whilst also balancing the face. Definition brows is a treatment which combines classic eyebrow treatments using a new technique and wax product to produce stunning results, tailor-made to each client. Starting with tinting then brow mapping to get a bespoke eyebrow shape for each client, followed by waxing and threading for hair removal.

This course will also teach you the skills that you need to offer professional Definition Brow treatments.

Once you have completed your course and are a qualified brow specialist you can charge anywhere between £25 – £35 per treatment and that normally takes around 45mins – 1hr.

Henna Brows

The New Hot Brow trend – Henna Brow treatments are a fabulous treatment to offer to clients who want more defined or dramatic brows without the use of chemicals to develop the colour. This is a great treatment for your clients that are looking for a more semi permanent look or alternatively wanting to make the jump into having Microblading or SPMU as this treatment can act as more of a trial as to what a more permanent brow would be like for your client to get used to it before they make that leap! Check out our Microblading Courses and SPMU Courses.

This course will teach you everything you need to know about offering a professional Henna Brow treatment.

Once you have completed your course and are a qualified brow specialist you can charge anywhere between £25 – £40 per treatment and that normally takes around 45mins – 1hr.

Brow Lamination

Brow Lamination is great for brows that will help give you a uniform, fuller and fluffier eyebrow shape. This is the ultimate solution for eyebrows that do not have symmetry where the hairs follow a different pattern, with lamination we can re-align the brows in such way to give them the desired shape you want as well as a fuller look.

This course will teach you everything you need to know about offering a professional Brow Lamination treatment.

Once you have completed your course and are a qualified brow specialist you can charge anywhere between £25 – £35 per treatment and that normally takes around 30 – 45mins.

Microblading Course

Microblading is one of the fastest growing treatments in the U.K, so a great oppurtunity to learn this great brow enhancement technique. Microblading (also known as eyebrow embroidery) is a manual method of applying semi-permanent makeup without the use of a machine.

We train using a specially designed “single use” disposable tools from the Tina Davies range that is sterile having been individually wrapped. This tool/blade is used to deposit the Tina Davies Brow pigments into the upper layers of the skin to create fine, realistic looking hair strokes to mimic full and defined eyebrows.

Microblading is a treatment for anyone looking to improve or enhance the look of their eyebrows. This technique lasts around 12 – 18 months depending on skin type, chosen colour and the correct aftercare is followed.

The course will teach you the skills you need to offer professional Microblading treatments. Upon completion of the course, you are a qualified Microblading specialist can charge anywhere between £250 – £450 per treatment, normally takes around 2 hours.

SPMU Brow Course

Semi Permanent Make Up (machine method aka SPMU) is another one of the fastest growing treatments in the UK beauty industry for great eyebrow enhancements

SPMU is a form of micropigmentation – the implantation of pigments into the dermal layer, that can either consist of make up for the lip, brow or eye area. Clients with over plucked brows, who suffer from thinning hair due to menopause or medication, really value having their brows enhanced in this way

This technique lasts around 2 – 3 years depending on skin type and chosen colour and correct aftercare followed.

The course will teach you the skills you need to offer professional SPMU treatments. Upon completion of the course, you are a qualified SPMU specialist and can charge anywhere between £250 – £650 per treatment, normally taking around 2 – 3 hours per treatment.