Cosmetic Tattoo Course
Cosmetic tattooing courses can provide you with the skills needed as Australian salons, tattoo studios, and spas seek competent professionals. Enhance your career opportunities by training with Olha Po at Face Figurati — a boutique Melbourne studio known for precision, artistry, and council-approved standards. With nearly a decade of hands-on experience, I’ve guided countless students in mastering both the technical and creative aspects of cosmetic tattooing. Our courses go beyond theory, giving you real-world skills, live model practice, and compliance knowledge so you’re fully prepared to enter the industry with confidence.
Price
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Cosmetic Tattoo Course Package $6900
duration 5 days
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Lip Tattoo Course (personal face to face with master artist Olha Po - 2 days) $3500
duration 2 days
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Eyeliner Tattoo Course (personal face to face with master artist Olha Po - 2 days) $3500
duration 2 days
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Microblading Course (personal face to face with master artist Olha Po 2 days) $3500
duration 2 days
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Course Terms & Conditions
A non-refundable deposit of 50% of the total course fee is required at the time of booking to confirm enrolment. The remaining 50% must be paid in full on the first day of training.
Payments can be made via PayID, Afterpay or credit/debit card.
Courses may be rescheduled once only with a minimum of 7 days’ written notice, subject to availability.
If the course is rescheduled to a later date less than 7 days before course, an additional fee will apply to cover the originally reserved training day.
Failure to attend the first day of the course without at least 7 days’ prior notice will result in cancellation of your enrolment. In such cases, the deposit and any payments made will be forfeited, and any future reschedule will require an additional payment.
How the Course Works in Our Cosmetic Tattoo Studio
✨ Focus Areas:
📚 Step 1 – 4 Days in Studio
🏡 Step 2 – Home Practice (1–2 Months)
👩🎓 Step 3 – Live Model Practice in Studio
Explore the world of cosmetic tattooing
Congratulations on your decision to become a skilled cosmetic tattoo artist. Our programs cater to a wide range of proficiency levels, offering options for novices, expert paramedics. Whether you are considering a career change or looking to improve your skills in cosmetic tattooing, we are here to help you reach your goals. This opportunity has significant potential – don’t miss out on this chance.
What courses are available?
- Completion of a program in Cosmetic Tattoo and Microblading.
- Certificate of Cosmetic Tattoo
- Ultimate Brow Course
- Microblading Course
- Art of the Brow
- Art of the Eyeliner
- Art of the Lip
- Scalp Micro-Pigmentation
- Paramedical services for Areola and Scar Camouflage are offered.
The cosmetic tattoo course covers a variety of topics
An overview of cosmetic tattooing includes services for brows, lips, and eyeliner.
- Health & Safety
- Skin Analysis
- Skin Structure
- Skin tone and Undertone
- Medical Cautions
- Colour Theory
- Patch Testing
- Allergic Reactions
- Analyzing Client Profiles
- Design & Mapping
- Working with Anaesthetics
- Needle Theory
- Contraindications
- Cosmetic Machine
- Get ready for work by setting up your workstation
- Outline Techniques
- Shading Techniques
- Microblading Ombre cosmetic tattooing
- The process of lip cosmetic tattooing
- The process of Eyeliner cosmetic tattooing
- Touch Ups
- Aftercare
- Trouble Shooting
What's in a cosmetic tattoo kit?
Professional Kit:
- Brow Microblading Training Manual
- Training manual for Brow Ombre/Shading
- Lip Cosmetic Training Manual
- Training manual for eyeliner cosmetic tattoo
- Client Consultation Form Templates
- Client Aftercare Form Templates
- The digital cosmetic tattoo machine is used for tattooing
- Cosmetic tattoo needles are available in various sizes and are utilised for different procedures.
- Disposable Microblading Hand Tools
- Brow Pigments
- Eyeliner Pigments
- Lip Pigments
- Pigment Cups
- Pigment Rings
- Cosmetic Pencil
- Tattoo Practice Skins
- Aftercare Creams
What is the duration of the cosmetic tattoo course?
Our Cosmetic Tattoo Courses offer both five-day and four-day options. Some clients extend the course by an extra day, while others with prior tattooing experience prefer the four-day option. The standard choice for most participants is the five-day course.
The course covers theoretical and practical aspects, including studying design techniques, practising mannequin heads, and perfecting needle depth on tattoo skins before working on models.
During the second day of training, you will be guided through the brow cosmetic tattoo process, starting by assisting your trainer and gradually taking on more responsibility as you become more skilled and comfortable.
On the third day of the training, participants will focus on Lip Cosmetic Tattooing. They can set up workstations and consult professionally with their models/clients. Their tasks will include designing lip lines and creating customised colours based on the desired outcome. During the Eyeliner cosmetic tattooing session on day four, participants will learn the fundamentals of eyeliner techniques. Students can choose which tattooing techniques they want to know on day five, creating a personalised training experience. Support is available through various channels five days a week, including phone, email, Zoom, and face-to-face meetings. We’re here to help whenever you need to, as we value working together.
Will you receive a certificate?
Our goal is to produce industry leaders and influential players in the field. Certification is more than just completing a course; it’s about showing safe and quality results. Each certified artist undergoes a thorough evaluation by our instructors and meets our standards for the tattoo industry.
In Australia, Victoria, there is no unified national standard or legally mandated course required to work as a cosmetic tattooist or permanent makeup artist. However, completing professional training and obtaining infection control certifications is strongly recommended to ensure client safety and build a solid reputation in the industry.
Here’s a more detailed explanation:
No Mandatory Regulation:
Unlike some other beauty treatments, permanent makeup is not regulated at a national level in Australia. This means that anyone can start offering these services after completing a short course.
Why Training Still Matters:
Even without strict legal requirements, proper education is essential:
Client Safety: Understanding hygiene, infection control, and safe techniques is crucial to minimise health risks.
Professionalism: Quality training provides the skills and knowledge needed to deliver consistent results and earn client trust.
Client Satisfaction: Well-trained artists can assess individual skin types, understand client expectations, and achieve desired outcomes.
Infection Control:
Although specific national accreditation isn’t required, most Australian states and territories mandate completion of an infection control course, such as HLTINF005.
Key factors to consider for our training option
We offer assistance for individuals new to the beauty industry or looking to improve their skills in cosmetic tattooing. Our training program was designed with input from industry experts to offer hands-on experience in client interactions and business management, we provide the following services:
- Our courses are designed to enhance and build upon skills at various levels, from foundational to advanced.
- Flexible training schedules are available for your convenience.
- We aim to offer continuous support as you progress through your journey. Set challenging goals and strive to accomplish them to enhance your skills and establish yourself in the industry.
Accreditation & Certification
In Australia, there is no unified national standard or legally mandated course required to work as a cosmetic tattooist or permanent makeup artist. However, completing professional training and obtaining infection control certifications is strongly recommended to ensure client safety and build a solid reputation in the industry.
Here’s a more detailed explanation:
No Mandatory Regulation:
Unlike some other beauty treatments, permanent makeup is not regulated at a national level in Australia. This means that technically, anyone can start offering these services after completing a short course.
Why Training Still Matters:
Even without strict legal requirements, proper education is essential:
Client Safety: Understanding hygiene, infection control, and safe techniques is crucial to minimize health risks.
Professionalism: Quality training provides the skills and knowledge needed to deliver consistent results and earn client trust.
Client Satisfaction: Well-trained artists can assess individual skin types, understand client expectations, and achieve desired outcomes.
Infection Control:
Although specific national accreditation isn’t required, most Australian states and territories mandate completion of an infection control course, such as HLTINF005.
FAQ
What does the Cosmetic Tattoo Course cover?
This intensive program guides you through all major permanent makeup techniques — eyebrows (microblading, shading, ombré), lip blush, eyelash enhancement, and eyeliner tattooing. Training combines colour theory, skin anatomy, needle/machine handling, and design principles, with hands-on practice on latex skin and live models. You’ll graduate fully prepared for real client work in salons or studios.
Who should enrol in this course?
Ideal for beginners, beauty therapists, or experienced artists wanting to upskill into cosmetic tattooing, this course suits anyone ready to build a professional portfolio and launch a new service line in salons, spas, or tattoo studios across Australia.
What equipment and materials are included?
At Face Figurati, you’ll train with professional-grade machines, luxe-certified pigments, sterile needle cartridges, and a starter kit to support post-course practice. We supply all essential equipment so you can focus fully on learning.
How much hands-on practice is involved?
A significant focus on practical training: you’ll begin on latex practice skins, then work closely supervised on live models. Class sizes are intentionally small (max two students) to ensure individual feedback and confidence-building during model work.
Will I receive certification?
Yes. Upon successful completion, you’ll receive an industry certificate of training, which supports both client confidence and council compliance. With this credential, you’re ready to take on paid cosmetic tattooing work.
Do you offer payment plans or flexible scheduling?
Yes. We offer Afterpay to make training more accessible, and various course start dates to fit your schedule. Just ask during your initial enquiry.
What kind of support is available after training?
Graduates receive ongoing mentorship — including portfolio reviews, refresher shadow sessions, technical updates, and business advice. I’m always here to support you even after you’ve officially graduated.
Are there prerequisites or health requirements to enrol?
You don’t need prior beauty qualifications — but you must complete an Infection Control Certificate (HTLINF005) to work safely and to meet council standards. If unsure, I can help guide you on getting this before or alongside your training.
No Mandatory Regulation:
Unlike some other beauty treatments, permanent makeup is not regulated at a national level in Australia. This means that anyone can start offering these services after completing a short course.
Why Training Still Matters:
Even without strict legal requirements, proper education is essential:
• Client Safety: Understanding hygiene, infection control, and safe techniques is crucial to minimise health risks.
• Professionalism: Quality training provides the skills and knowledge needed to deliver consistent results and earn client trust.
• Client Satisfaction: Well-trained artists can assess individual skin types, understand client expectations, and achieve desired outcomes.
Infection Control:
Although specific national accreditation isn’t required, most Australian states and territories mandate completion of an infection control course, such as HLTINF005.