Course 01 · Powder & ombre brows · Forest Hill
Our eyebrow tattoo course is practical, face-to-face training in powder brows and ombre brows. It’s taught in small classes by Olha Po, a licensed cosmetic tattoo artist who has worked professionally since 2016. It suits beginners starting out and beauty professionals adding eyebrow tattooing to their skills.
Reference photo: eyebrow marking before treatment.
What you practise
Method
A common misconception is that eyebrow tattooing is just operating a machine and following a design. Good brows start with planning and judgement.
Step — Mapping & symmetry
Mapping points, balance and proportion, so the shape suits the client’s features as well as a template.
Step — Colour theory
How skin tone and undertone affect the way brow pigment looks once healed.
Step — Pigment choice
Choosing shades for natural hair colour and skin, and knowing when to adjust.
Step — Skin & hygiene
Looking at the skin, setting up a clean workspace and following safe hygiene habits from the first session.
Step — Technique practice
Guided practice on shading, gradient and consistent pressure, with Olha’s feedback as you work.
Step — Aftercare guidance
What to tell clients about healing and aftercare, so they know what to expect.
Technique
A soft, shaded finish built up gradually with the machine, giving the look of a lightly filled-in brow. You learn how to control density so the result looks even and balanced.
Technique
A shaded brow with a gradient, lighter at the front and fuller towards the tail. It relies on careful mapping and steady pressure. Comparing techniques? See Powder Brows, Ombre Brows or Microblading? or the Microblading Course.
Who it suits · How you’re taught
In small classes, your individual progress matters, not just getting through the course.
If you’re new to cosmetic tattooing, the course starts with the basics of mapping and colour before you move on to technique. If you’re already a beauty professional, it gives you a structured way to add eyebrow tattooing or refine your shading.
Classes are small and taught directly by Olha Po. Her professional background covers permanent makeup, eyebrow tattooing and cosmetic tattoo correction and removal, which helps her explain why some brows heal well and others need correcting. Meet Olha Po · Where to start
Before you enrol
Risk note. Eyebrow tattooing is a practical procedure that carries risks. It must be performed with appropriate training, hygiene and safety precautions.
Completion. This is practical skills training, not a university degree or a government-accredited qualification. Completing the course does not guarantee employment, income, independent professional competency or regulatory approval to practise.
Your responsibilities. Before offering treatments commercially, you are responsible for meeting any applicable business registration, insurance, infection control and local regulatory requirements.
Deposits, cancellations and refunds are explained in our booking and course terms, subject to Australian Consumer Law. For more detail, read Course Information & Student Responsibilities and What a Course Completion Certificate Means.
Tell us about your experience and goals and we’ll talk through whether this course suits you. You can also call us on 0434 424 000, or compare it with the Lip, Eyeliner and Course Package options.
