Ombré Brows Advanced Permanent Makeup Training

Your Beautique Training is proud to offer the most advanced and supportive training available. Brow treatments being one of the most talked about beauty treatments all over the world. Learn now and become an elite technician, stand out from the rest and learn with some of the most experienced trainers in the UK.

This 2-day advanced course is designed for qualified microblading practitioners to advance their skills to ombre machine brows. Also for those that already have a qualified SPMU practitioners who want to add ombre brows to their current portfolio. Ombre brows are one of the most requested techniques and add definition to any brows.

The term ‘Ombre’ from the french word meaning shaded or shading, this layered effect comes from using course will enable you to create the classic Ombre layered colour effect, as well as shaded and powder.

Ombre brows look really soft and subtle and give the illusion of a filled in bold brow without looking harsh. They give the brows a lush full look with an effect of two tones – lighter and darker using different brow colours.

The Ombre brows are created by creating a lighter shade on the inside and gradually darkening towards the arch and outer length offering natural, lush looking brows.The idea is to create a brow colour close to the natural brow colour on the inner area of the brow and then deepen the colour to give a fabulous natural graduation of deeper colour.

What will I learn:

• Learners will be taught a structured curriculum from consultation and consent, photographing brows, setting up of work area, sterilisation of treatment area, hygiene, health & safety
• Use 3D shading effect using artistic flair for design
• Use combination of strokes and Ombre effect manual shading/powder brow techniques with blending from the bulb of the brow to the top blending transition of colour  shading, hair  simulation transition
• Shapes, symmetry, drawing and measuring techniques
• Placement into correct area of the dermis
• Understanding the correct Biotek blade to use. 
• Pigment choice of colours
• Anaesthetic protocols and usage
• Aftercare
• Trouble shooting