COURSE 04 · EYEBROW, LIP & EYELINER · FOREST HILL
SCOPE OF THE PACKAGE
The Course Package brings our three core cosmetic tattoo techniques together as face-to-face, hands-on training in Forest Hill, Melbourne. Every session is taught directly by Olha Po, a licensed cosmetic tattoo artist who has worked professionally since 2016.
01 · EYEBROWS
Eyebrow tattooing, including powder brows and ombre brows. Eyebrow Tattoo Course
02 · LIPS
Lip blush and lip tattooing. Lip Tattoo Course
03 · EYELINER
Eyeliner tattooing. Eyeliner Tattoo Course
Brows, lips and eyeliner share the same foundations: mapping, colour theory, pigment choice and hygiene. Learning them side by side lets you see how one technique informs the next.
STARTING OUT
Rather than choosing a single technique before you’ve tried any, the package gives you practical grounding across the three main permanent makeup (PMU) areas. In a small class, Olha can watch your hand, correct your mapping and adjust the pace to suit your progress. Our guide Learning Cosmetic Tattooing: Where to Start covers the first questions most beginners have.
ALREADY PRACTISING
If you already work in beauty, the package is a structured way to add brow, lip and eyeliner tattooing to what you know. Training draws on Olha’s own practice, which also includes cosmetic tattoo correction and removal. That gives useful context on why careful planning matters from the first stroke.
STEP — BEFORE THE NEEDLE
A common misconception is that cosmetic tattooing is mostly about operating a machine and following a design.
Across all three techniques, the package focuses on the judgement behind the work: mapping and symmetry, colour theory, pigment choice, skin and hygiene, technique practice and aftercare guidance. You can read more in Before the Needle: How We Teach.
We’ll confirm exactly what’s included in the Course Package, and the fees, when you enquire, so the details fit the course you’re actually booking.
Practical skills training. The package is hands-on skills training. It is not a university degree, and we don’t present it as a nationally recognised or government-accredited qualification.
What completion means. Finishing the course does not guarantee employment, income, independent professional competency or regulatory approval to practise. See What a Course Completion Certificate Means.
Procedures carry risk. Cosmetic tattooing must be carried out with proper training, hygiene and safety precautions.
Your responsibilities. Before offering treatments commercially, you remain responsible for any applicable business registration, insurance, infection control and local regulatory requirements.
Booking conditions. Deposits, cancellation and refund conditions are set out in our Booking, Payment & Course Terms, subject to Australian Consumer Law. More detail is on Course Information & Student Responsibilities.
Tell us where you’re starting from and what you’d like to learn. We’ll talk through whether the combined path or a single course, such as microblading, suits you better. You can also phone 0434 424 000 or email [email protected], 9:00 am to 9:00 pm, seven days a week.
