Brows are the treatment people rebook every four weeks without thinking about it, which makes this the cheapest course here and one of the most useful. Mapping, waxing, tinting and colour matching, taught one to one on a live model.
How booking works
- Step onePay for your placeCourse fees are paid in full at checkout by card. Klarna is for treatments, not training.
- Step twoWe agree your dateThere is no date picker. Training here is one to one, so I contact you after payment and we find a day that works for both of us.
- Step threeYou trainHalf a day at the clinic in Southsea, on a live model, with me beside you.
What is included
- A live model — arranged for you
- All wax, tint and tools for the session
- A written manual, yours to keep
- Your CPD certificate, issued on completion and accepted by UK aesthetics insurers
- Pricing and set-up advice for offering it as a service
- Support afterwards. You can message me when you have a client you are unsure about
Who the brow wax and tint course is for
- Complete beginners
- Lash and brow artists widening their services
- Therapists building a first treatment menu
- Anyone who wants regular, repeat clients
What the brow wax and tint session covers
- 01Brow mapping and shapingMeasuring a brow to the face rather than to a trend, and deciding what to take off before you take any of it off.
- 02Waxing techniqueWax choice, temperature, direction, and working close to the eye without lifting skin.
- 03Tinting and colour matchingChoosing a colour for hair and skin tone, timing it, and keeping the tint off the skin.
- 04Consultation, patch testing and aftercareWhat to ask, what to record, and what the client must not do afterwards.
- 05Hygiene and health and safetySet-up, single use, waste, and the standards an insurer expects to see.
Starting a treatment menu from scratch?
Message me and tell me what you want to be offering in six months. I will tell you which courses to take and in what order.
Or see every course and price on the Training Academy page. Courses are taught by Natasha Oguntade at House of Glam HQ in Southsea.
