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Training Resources for Brow & Cosmetic Tattoo Artists
These are the notes pinned beside the drawing table. They explain each brow technique, how mapping holds a design together, how to choose the right course and what a career in cosmetic tattoo involves. Each guide points to the course plate where the skill is taught.
FOLIO CONTENTS
SHEET I · TECHNIQUES
Technique & Foundation Notes
Start with how each brow is made. Hair-stroke styles are drawn line by line, and shaded styles are built up in tone. Every one of them relies on the same measured map.
NOTE I.1 · HAIR-STROKE
What Is Eyebrow Feathering? A Training Guide
What feathering means, how fine strokes copy natural brow hair and why stroke direction matters more than stroke count.
Read the guide → · Taught in Plate 01 Eyebrow Feathering Course
NOTE I.2 · HAIR-STROKE
Microblading Explained for Aspiring Brow Artists
A guide to the manual hand tool, the depth and rhythm of each stroke, and how the technique responds to different skin.
Read the guide → · Taught in Plate 02 Microblading Course
NOTE I.3 · MACHINE HAIR-STROKE
Nano Brows vs Microblading: A Technique Guide
Hand tool or machine: a side-by-side look at how the two hair-stroke methods differ in tool, control and the skin they suit.
Read the guide → · Taught in Plate 03 Nano Brows Course and Plate 02
NOTE I.4 · SHADED
Powder and Ombre Brows: Technique Guide
How soft tone is layered to create a light front and a defined tail, and where shading meets strokes in a combination brow.
Read the guide → · Taught in Plate 04 Powder/Ombre Brows Course and Plate 05 Combination Brows Course
NOTE I.5 · FOUNDATION
Brow Mapping Guide
The construction lines behind every brow: finding the start, arch and tail, then balancing both sides of a face that is never perfectly symmetrical.
Read the guide → · Applied in Plate 01, Plate 02 and Plate 05
SHEET II · CHOOSING TRAINING
Before You Enrol
Two notes for anyone comparing brow courses. They help you match a technique to your goals and prepare for hands-on training.
NOTE II.1
Choosing a Brow Course
This guide sets hair-stroke, shaded, complete and advanced training side by side. Use it to decide whether to start with one technique, learn the whole brow or refine skills you already have.
Read the guide →
See every plate in Brow & Cosmetic Tattoo Courses
NOTE II.2
Cosmetic Tattoo Training: What to Expect
This note follows a brow training path from theory and mapping to practice work and guided technique. It shows how each stage builds on the one before.
Read the guide →
Taught in Plate 06 Cosmetic Tattoo Eyebrow Course
SHEET III · CAREERS
From First Brow to Working Artist
A technique is only the first step. These notes look at the wider path, from choosing where to begin to building on your skills as your work develops.
NOTE III.1
Becoming a Cosmetic Tattoo Artist
A starting guide to picking a first technique, practising steadily and taking the first step towards training.
NOTE III.2
Brow Artist Career Guide: Growing Your Skills
For practising artists who want to add shaded or combination styles, sharpen their consistency and move on to further training.
Read the guide → · Continue with Plate 07 Advanced Brow Training
CROSS-REFERENCE
Reading by Plate
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