COURSE FOLIO · PLATES 01–07
Eyebrow Feathering,
Microblading &
Cosmetic Tattoo Courses
Plate 01 — Eyebrow Feathering Course
Plate 02 — Microblading Course
Plate 03 — Nano Brows Course
Plate 04 — Powder/Ombre Brows Course
Plate 05 — Combination Brows Course
Plate 06 — Cosmetic Tattoo Eyebrow Course
Plate 07 — Advanced Brow Training
FEATURED COURSES · THREE TECHNIQUE FAMILIES
Three families,
one choice to make
Every course belongs to one of three technique families. Choose the family that matches the brow finish you want to offer clients, then the course within it.
Hair-stroke brows
Fine strokes placed to follow the direction of natural brow hair, drawn by hand or by machine. Suited to artists who want to offer a textured, hair-like finish. Start with the Eyebrow Feathering Course.
Shaded brows
Pigment built in soft layers for a filled, gradient finish, or paired with strokes in combination brows. Suited to artists who want to offer a softer, more defined look. Start with the Powder/Ombre Brows Course.
Complete & advanced
Broad eyebrow tattoo training across techniques, plus further training that helps practising brow artists refine their work. Suited to those who want the wider picture or a next step. See the Cosmetic Tattoo Eyebrow Course.
Brow tools in a gloved hand — reference image.
WHO TRAINING IS FOR
Two starting
points
Where you begin shapes which course makes sense. If you are unsure, ask when you enquire.
New to cosmetic tattoo
Start by choosing one technique rather than a bit of everything. Explore the Eyebrow Feathering Course or the broader Cosmetic Tattoo Eyebrow Course, and read Choosing a Brow Course and Becoming a Cosmetic Tattoo Artist first.
Practising brow artists
Refine what you already do with Advanced Brow Training, or add a technique to your range, such as the Combination Brows Course or the Nano Brows Course.
SKILLS YOU LEARN
The Construction
Sequence
The skills a brow is built on, set out in the order a brow is drawn.
01
Brow Mapping & Symmetry
Measuring start, arch and tail against the face so both brows are planned before a single stroke. See the Brow Mapping Guide.
02
Skin & Hair-Stroke Direction
Reading skin and natural hair growth so strokes sit where real hairs would, the core of feathering and microblading.
03
Pigment Placement
Placing pigment with control and consistency so work heals as intended rather than blurring or fading unevenly.
04
Shading Techniques
Building soft powder, ombre gradients and shading that pairs with strokes in combination brows.
05
Refining Your Practice
Reviewing your own work honestly and knowing which course is your next step, including Advanced Brow Training.
TRAINING PROCESS
How training
works
From choosing a technique to enrolling, in four steps.
Step 1 · Choose a technique
Compare the technique families on the Courses page and pick the course that matches the brows you want to offer.
Step 2 · Send an enquiry
Tell us which course interests you through the Enquire / Enrol page.
Step 3 · Receive course details
We reply with the current details for that course, so the information you receive is accurate.
Step 4 · Enrol
Once you have the course details, you decide whether to enrol.
WHY TRAIN WITH US
A brow is drawn before it is tattooed. We teach it in that order.
Technique-specific courses. Feathering, microblading, nano, powder/ombre and combination brows are taught as separate courses, so the training matches the service you plan to offer.
Mapping first. Shape, symmetry and hair direction come before pigment and tools.
Built for different starting points. Courses for people new to cosmetic tattoo sit alongside further training for practising brow artists.
A clear next step. Every course page lists related courses and a direct route to enquire.
TRAINER EXPERTISE
Taught at the table,
not from a slide deck
Our trainers teach brow work as a practical craft: demonstrating mapping, stroke direction and shading, then watching students repeat it and correcting technique as they go.
Meet the team, their teaching approach and the courses each trainer leads on the Our Trainers page.
STUDENT WORK
Genuine work,
shown as it is
Student work is shown only as genuine, permission-given results, grouped by technique on the Student Work Gallery page. Stock photography is never presented as student work.
How the gallery is filed
Hair-stroke — Feathering · Microblading · Nano Brows
Strokes that follow natural hair direction
Shaded — Powder/Ombre · Combination
Soft gradients, alone or paired with strokes
Complete & advanced — Cosmetic Tattoo Eyebrow · Advanced Brow Training
Broad training and refinement for practising artists
TRAINING RESOURCES
Reference Notes
Guides on brow techniques, course choice and careers in cosmetic tattoo.
How brow mapping creates balanced shape and symmetry, and why it underpins the Eyebrow Feathering Course.
Feathering, microblading, nano, powder or combination: comparing techniques to find the course that fits your goals.
A career guide to starting out, from first training to building a portfolio, with links to our courses and the enquiry page.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Questions before you enrol
More answers are on the FAQ page.
What is the difference between eyebrow feathering and microblading?
Both create hair-like strokes. Each has its own course page explaining the techniques taught: compare the Eyebrow Feathering Course and the Microblading Course.
Which course should I start with?
It depends on the brow finish you want to offer. Our Choosing a Brow Course guide walks through the options, or send an enquiry and we will help you decide.
Is there training for artists who already practise?
Yes. Advanced Brow Training is for practising brow artists who want to refine their technique.
How do I find out dates, fees and what is included?
Current course details are provided when you enquire or enrol, so you receive accurate information for the course you are interested in.
ENQUIRE / ENROL
Begin Your Brow Training
Tell us which technique interests you and where you are starting from. We will reply with course details for that course.
