PMU Master: Lips, Liner & Brow

Absolutely, this is our more comprehensive course. It covers the three most in-demand services; PMU Brows, Lip Blushing and Eyeliner.

PMU Brows is one of the most frequently requested and lucrative services that a spa can offer. Completing just one client per day can have a profit of $400, which most people can have as their only type of income and be comfortable. (Lauren is currently charging $900 as a Master PMU Artist).

You will practice on two live models with us. Then you need to complete two more models and have their pictures approved before receiving your certification. Once you graduate you can begin offering the service. Initially, most recent graduates offer the service at 50% while they improve their technique. When you feel confident, you can begin to increase your pricing.

Absolutely not! Anyone can take this course. You need to be willing and ready to learn, and, of course, to work hard. This course will provide you with a certificate that will allow you to practice semi-permanent make-up and will set you up with the foundation to build a successful career.

Most technicians charge around $450 per session and do two services per day. You can complete four services per day if your schedule was completely booked. Depending on your lifestyle, and the amount of time you want to spend working, this career can offer a financially rewarding lifestyle.

Having a natural talent for anything you do is always a bonus. That being said, don’t underestimate what you can achieve from listening, learning, and practicing. We have had several students enrol afraid of semi-permanent make-up and upon completion become our best and most successful graduates. You can accomplish what you put your mind and effort to.

Yes, we require our students to work on models in class. It is an important element of learning and helps create your confidence and to fully understand the technique and how to properly work on clients from proper station set up, hands on and how to carry out health and safety protocols.

Lashforever offers European Made and American Made pigments and machines. Carrying the top pigment and machinery brands in the world. We believe in quality and safety from pigments to needles and machinery. HDI PRO was designed by Lauren, CEO and Founder, who worked endlessly on curating something that best fit not only her needs for permanent makeup, but for her students. Explore the freedom to create and the power to control perfect PMU results. Our HDI Pro upgrades your permanent makeup to the next level of power and precision. Offering lightweight wired working two-stroke lengths to choose from. Our universal PMU cartridge system is all you need to let your talents run free.

Flexibility & precision:Designed for modern PMU techniques, this machine empowers you to achieve amazing, detailed work while having maximum pigment implantation control.

Ease of use: Compatible with universal tattoo and PMU cartridge needles, this machine adapts effortlessly to your preferences and needs.

Versatile operation: Easily dock the cable connector to run the machine with thePower Unit and work from anywhere.

Enhanced ergonomics: Crafted for PMU professionals by a PMU Professional.Our lightweight PMU machine operates with a minimal vibration offering the most precision line work.

Sleek & individual design:Pink rose gold offers a sleek and elegant design.

Features: Stroke: 2.5 or 3.0 mm. Includes a cable connector for wired operation.

Cartridges: Universal cartridge system. Adjustable needle depth. Operating range: 60–150 Hz.

Material: Premium-grade aluminum. Made in USA.

Powder brows, also known as ombre brows, are a PMU technique designed to create a soft, powder makeup look that subtly fills in your eyebrows. The procedure involves using a cosmetic tattooing device to implant pigment into the upper layers of the skin, resulting in a gradient brow effect. The technique can be customized to provide a light, medium, or heavy makeup look depending on the individual's personal preference. The front of the brow remains lighter while it gradually gets darker towards the tail, thereby giving a beautifully defined yet natural appearance. Powder brows are a great solution for those who desire a fuller, well-shaped brow without the daily hassle of filling them in.

Both Nano blading and Microblading are popular techniques used in the field of semi-permanent makeup to enhance the appearance of eyebrows. However, they differ in their application technique, the tool used, and the results they achieve. Let's take a closer look at these differences:

1. Technique and Tools Used:
Microblading involves the use of a hand-held tool with a blade formed of tiny needles. The artist uses this tool to make small cuts in the skin in the shape of eyebrow hairs and then fills these cuts with pigment. The result mimics the appearance of natural eyebrow hair.

On the other hand, Nano blading (also known as digital microblading) uses a digital machine that powers a needle to implant the pigment into the skin. The needle used in Nano blading is much finer than the blade used in Microblading, which allows for the creation of even more precise and finer hair strokes.

2. Pain and Healing:
Since Nano blading uses a finer needle and causes less trauma to the skin, it is often considered less painful than Microblading. The healing process for Nano blading can also be quicker and smoother, with less swelling and redness post-procedure.

3. Results:
Both methods aim to create a natural-looking, fuller set of eyebrows. However, the results can vary based on the technique used.

Microblading offers somewhat bolder and more distinct strokes, which can be ideal for those who prefer defined and prominent eyebrows.

Nano blading, due to the finer needle, provides incredibly fine, crisp, and natural-looking hair strokes. It's often preferred by those who desire a very natural look to their brows, almost as if no treatment has been done.

4. Suitability:
Microblading is generally suitable for all skin types. However, Nano blading is often recommended for those with sensitive or oily skin as the procedure is less invasive, and the results tend to last longer on these skin types.

In conclusion, both Nano blading and Microblading are effective techniques for enhancing eyebrows, but the choice between the two should be based on individual skin type, pain tolerance, desired results, and the artist's expertise. Always consult with a professional artist to decide which procedure is best for you.

What are Powder Brows?
Powder brows, also known as ombre brows, are a PMU technique designed to create a soft, powder makeup look that subtly fills in your eyebrows. The procedure involves using a cosmetic tattooing device to implant pigment into the upper layers of the skin, resulting in a gradient brow effect. The technique can be customized to provide a light, medium, or heavy makeup look depending on the individual's personal preference. The front of the brow remains lighter while it gradually gets darker towards the tail, thereby giving a beautifully defined yet natural appearance. Powder brows are a great solution for those who desire a fuller, well-shaped brow without the daily hassle of filling them in.