Join Master 12 year PMU veteran Georgette Dunn SPCP/CPCP in her Newmarket Main Street Clinic on February 27th and 28th 10-430pm.

What will you learn? 

This microblading course covers a range of skills and knowledge to ensure that students can safely and effectively perform the procedure. Here’s a list of what you will learn:

1. Introduction to Microblading

• What microblading is and how it differs from other eyebrow techniques (like tattooing or powder brows).
• History and evolution of the technique.
• Understanding the popularity and demand for microblading.

2. Anatomy of the Skin

• Basic skin structure and layers, particularly the epidermis, dermis (where the pigment is deposited) and hypodermis. 
• How skin type and condition affect the results of microblading.

3. Sanitation and Safety Protocols

• Infection control, sanitation, and sterilization techniques.
• How to avoid cross-contamination.
• Understanding of health and safety regulations in your region.
• Importance of disposable tools and equipment.

4. Color Theory

• Understanding different pigments and how to choose the right shade for different skin tones, undertones and overtones.
• Mixing pigments to create custom colors.
• The effect of undertones on color choices.

5. Client Consultation

• How to assess a client’s face shape, eyebrow structure, and overall preferences.
• Conducting a thorough consultation to understand client needs and expectations.
• Skin type analysis and how it affects microblading.
• Managing client expectations and creating a comfortable experience.

6. Mapping & Designing Eyebrows

• Techniques for measuring and designing the perfect brow shape.
• How to use calipers, rulers, and other tools for symmetry.
• Balancing the design with the client’s facial features (eyebrow arch, length, and thickness).

7. The Microblading Process

• Step-by-step breakdown of the microblading procedure.
• How to create fine, hair-like strokes using a microblading pen.
• Correct technique for pigment application to ensure long-lasting results.
• Dealing with different types of skin during the procedure (oily, dry, sensitive, etc.).

8. Aftercare and Healing

• Explaining the aftercare instructions to clients.
• Common healing issues and how to address them.
• What to expect during the healing process and how to avoid complications (scarring, infections).
• Touch-up and maintenance procedures.

9. Troubleshooting and Problem Solving

• How to fix issues like uneven pigment distribution, bleeding, or fading.
• Identifying and correcting mistakes in the design or procedure.
• Techniques for working with clients who may have had previous work done.

10. Building Your Microblading Business

• How to market yourself and attract clients.
• Pricing and setting up payment systems.
• How to build a portfolio (before-and-after photos).
• Creating a professional atmosphere and maintaining client trust.

11. Legal and Insurance Considerations

• Understanding local laws and licensing requirements.
• How to get insured and why it’s important.
• Consent forms and liability waivers.

12. Live Demonstration & Hands-On Practice

• Observing a live demonstration of the microblading process.
• Practicing on synthetic skin under supervision.
• Getting feedback and improving technique during practice.
• invitation to return after latex practice for your own model (supplied by you) $250 or supplied by the school $450

13. Troubleshooting Skin Conditions

• How to handle clients with sensitive or problematic skin (e.g., eczema, acne).
• Adjusting techniques based on client’s health history.

14. After-Course Support

• Ongoing support from the instructor or school (e.g., additional guidance, Q&A sessions).
• Resources for continued education or advanced courses.