TOP 10 EYEBROWS COURSES IN WINNIPEG, CANADA - PAGE 2

We want to teach and share what we know with all of those wanting to learn the art of lash extension design while going above and beyond any other lash education available in Winnipeg to date.

Brow lamination is a procedure for taming tough and unruly hairs, aligning hairs in the same direction while giving them a just-combed look.

Classic eyelash extensions are – as their namesake – classic. They are simple, beautiful, natural-looking lash extensions. They are applied on a 1:1 ratio, which means one extension on one natural lash. This allows you to achieve an understated, natural enhancement.

Bloom Academy classes are one on one, which means you will receive dedicated attention, hands on training to prepare you for starting your Brow business. You will graduate your course feeling confident and prepared.

Henna brows are a form of eyebrow tinting that is used to stain the skin beneath the brow hairs. The purpose of this is to cast a shadow or create an illusion of depth and fullness in the area, visually filling in any sparseness.

Learn how to map, sculpt, and wax brows. These are the fundamental skills required to become a skilled brow artist. You will learn facial symmetry and how to customize a brow design for each client, as well as multiple techniques for mapping and measuring the brows.

An in-depth 1 day program working directly with G to learn and perfect brow styling and henna. Learn our exact method for brow measurement and shaping, the tools and products we use every day, and how to wow customers.

The Classic Lash Extension course by Sugarlash Pro lays the foundation in skills and knowledge to build a thriving lash career. All aspects of theory, application and styling are covered in 32 comprehensive video modules, giving you the confidence to produce lash excellence.

The ideal Lash Extension Specialist is able to focus for long periods of time, must have good hand-eye coordination, steady hands, and must be meticulous. The Practicum Class is 2 full days from 9:30am – 4:30pm. Mornings consist of theory, and afternoons consist of demos and student practice.