Eyeliner tattoo course

✨ Focus Areas:

📚 Step 1 – 2 Days in Studio

🏡 Step 2 – Home Practice (1–2 Months)

👩‍🎓 Step 3 – Live Model Practice in Studio

Eyeliner tattooing involves a precise and skilled process to achieve a natural and flattering look that enhances the eyes and complements the client’s features.

Achieving this involves thoroughly understanding facial anatomy, colour theory, and the correct application techniques.Individuals can learn how to achieve this through personalized eyeliner training offered for professionals.

Our eyeliner tattooing course is appropriate for individuals at all levels, including beginners and experienced artists in permanent makeup.

• Makeup artists
• Beauty therapists
• Body art tattoo artists
• Individuals seeking a new professional path

• Introduction to Cosmetic Tattooing
• Hygiene and sterilisations
• Equipment setup and operation
• Needles & Application Techniques
• Contraindications
• Colour Selection and Modification
• Application of Topical Anaesthetics
• Aftercare

Eye anatomy and physiology

A comprehensive knowledge of the eye’s structure and function is essential for eyeliner tattoo artists, as it can help prevent any possible harm.

Tattoo gear and supplies

Discover the tools and techniques for cosmetic eyeliner tattoo training, including needle types, pigments, machines, equipment setup, cleaning, and maintenance.

Eyeliner tattoo methods

This article discusses different eyeliner tattooing techniques, such as microblading and machine shading, and guides on selecting the most suitable method for individual clients.

Meeting with client

The client consultation process involves discussing the client’s desired outcome, addressing any concerns or questions, and discussing any contraindications or potential risks.

Colour theory and pigment selection

During cosmetic eyeliner tattoo training, understanding colour theory is essential for choosing the correct pigment colour to match each client’s skin tone and desired result.

Aftercare

Trainees are taught the significance of proper aftercare, which includes giving clients thorough instructions on caring for their tattooed area and scheduling touch-ups or follow-up appointments.

• The Wireless Tattooing Machine
• Cartridge Needles
• Pigment Cup Rings
• Eyeliner Practice Latex
• Black Pigment
• Eyeliner Pen
• After Care
• Alcohol Pads
• Cotton Tips
• Face Masks
• Training Manual

Enrolment in the Eyeliner Tattoo course does not require prior certification or Beauty Therapy knowledge. To work as a Cosmetic Tattoo Artist in Australia, one must obtain the Maintaining Infection Control Standards certification (SHBBIN002 / HLTINF005).

Our training system in the beauty industry has been recognized for its excellence, delivering consistently impressive results and a strong return on investment.

As part of our course offerings, we provide an online version of the course to supplement our in-person classes. Access to this resource is granted upon enrollment and payment of the required deposit. The online course includes theoretical and practical training components, allowing you to review and prepare for your training at your own pace.

For an enhanced learning experience, participants can receive the Pro Kit in advance. This includes Latex (fake skin) for hands-on practice before the training, helping to increase familiarity with the techniques.

Please be aware that completing the online modules before your training session is optional. Our focus is on providing a comprehensive and immersive educational experience during the in-person training days.

• Our trainers have international recognition with more than ten years of professional experience.
• Our goal is to help students feel self-assured in themselves and the treatments they carry out.
• Our focus is on practical skills to ensure that you feel confident and prepared for the job market upon graduation.
• We offer practical training with continuous student assistance.
• Professional kits are provided with all of our courses.
• Our courses Industry standards recognize our courses, and a certificate is provided upon completion.

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.

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.