FRAME 01 — COURSE INDEX
Every course runs in small groups with live model days. Beginners start with a full pathway; working artists can take single modules.
Seven days · four students · two live models. The full foundation: skin theory, colour theory, machine control, hygiene and infection control, consultation, brow mapping, powder shading, microblading strokes and aftercare. Ends with a healed-work review four to six weeks later.
For career changers and beauty therapists adding permanent makeup as a service.
Four days. Brow architecture for real faces, not templates. Mapping to bone structure, stroke pattern by hair growth, blade and machine technique, pigment selection for warm and cool undertones, and correcting brows that have healed grey.
Prerequisite: none for the four-day format; brow artists can take the two-day advanced module.
Three days. Lip anatomy, neutralising dark or uneven lips, colour mixing for skin tone, saturation without trauma, numbing protocol and healing management.
Five days. Line work, needle choice, depth, voltage and speed, stencil placement, design translation from reference to skin, hygiene and healing across skin types.
Three days. Q-switched technology, wavelengths against pigment colour, fluence and spot size, skin typing, contraindications, patch testing, consultation and aftercare.
Two days each. Saline and laser removal of unwanted brow and lip pigment, plus a separate laser hair removal module covering settings, safety and treatment planning.
Send us your background in two lines. We’ll tell you where to start and what the next intake looks like.
Melbourne, Victoria. Studio visits by appointment.
