Eyebrow Tattoo Course

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.

✨ Focus Areas:

📚 Step 1 – 4 Days in Studio

🏡 Step 2 – Home Practice (1–2 Months)

👩‍🎓 Step 3 – Live Model Practice in Studio

Brows are more than just a beauty trend — they’re a permanent fixture (literally). The global market for semi-permanent techniques has surged past $2 billion in 2025, and Ombre Brows, Combination Brows, and Nano Brows are leading the charge.

Clients are ditching daily brow pencils for Ombrè Shading and machine feather stroke brow styles — but they want artists who know what they’re doing. That’s where proper training makes all the difference. A good eyebrow tattooing course doesn’t just teach you how to hold a tattoo machine — it shows you how to work with real faces, skin tones, and skin undertones, and how to understand face shape and skin anatomy.

An eyebrow tattoo course is a structured training program that teaches you the art, science, and hygiene behind cosmetic tattooing. From brow mapping and colour theory to mastering digital machines, you’ll cover every step of the client consultation to final results.

There are typically two types:

• Beginner eyebrow tattoo courses (perfect for beauty therapists, lash techs, or makeup artists)
• Advanced machine-applied techniques (ideal for upgrading skills like Ombre/Powder Brows, Feathering, Combination Brows or Nano Brows)

If you’re searching for a quality eyebrow tattoo course near me, our Melbourne-based classes offer a flexible, expert-led pathway into the world of Permanent makeup.

Enrolling in a certified eyebrow tattoo training course comes with long-term rewards:

• Practical training in mapping, feather stroke, shading, and colour chemistry
• Confidence in client care — from first visit to healed results
• Certified qualifications in Design and Perform Cosmetic Tattooing, Skin Penetration, and Maintain Infection Prevention
• A pro starter kit with Cosmetic Tattoo supplies and digital machines
• Mentorship from a TAE-certified trainer / PMU educator

If you’re a:

• Qualified beauty therapist ready to offer semi-permanent techniques
• Lash or brow artist wanting to level up with Eyebrow Brows
• Makeup artist tired of doing the same old tint and wax
• Career-changer looking for creative, flexible work

… This course is made for you. And if you’ve been researching eyebrow tattoo course near me — then yes, the time is now.

Good news — you don’t need to be a tattoo artist or have a diploma in beauty to start. Most eyebrow tattoo training in Australia is open to:

• Complete beginners
• Beauty therapists wanting to expand their services
• Makeup artists aiming to move into the PMU educator world
• Medical or dermal therapists adding advanced skin services
• Career changers ready for something more rewarding

For advanced training, we recommend some background in microblading training, microblading eyebrow, or makeup artistry. Students must also complete:

• Infection Control unit (HLTINF005)
• Skin Penetration requirements under Victorian law

These are included or can be added to your course schedule. If you’re browsing options for an eyebrow tattoo course in Melbourne students love, make sure it’s compliant with local health standards like ours.

No two brows are the same — and a good training program makes sure you’re ready for all the variations. At Face Figurati, we teach a full suite of core skills so you can confidently deliver natural, flattering results.

Here’s what a standard eyebrow tattoo course usually covers:

• Skin Anatomy & Fitzpatrick Scale
• Client consultation & infection control protocols
• Brow Mapping Mastery
• Colour Theory, Custom Colour Blending, and Pigment Perfection hacks
• Tattoo machine handling with digital machines
• Techniques: Nano Brows, Eyebrow Feathering, Combination Brows, Ombre/Powder Brows, microblading techniques
• Client care and healing timelines
• Marketing tips, course schedule planning, and pricing strategies

And What You Should Be Learning

A proper eyebrow tattoo training course should never be just about copying brow stencils. Here’s what we teach at Face Figurati:

1. Skin Anatomy and Types

Different skin types and skin tones react differently to pigment. Without this knowledge, your retention and healing results will be unpredictable at best.

2. Colour Theory and Colour Chemistry

Not all pigments work for all skin undertones. Understanding the Fitzpatrick scale and mastering Pigment Perfection hacks and Custom Colour Blending is essential.

3. Brow Mapping

This isn’t just drawing on brows. It’s about mapping to face shape, bone structure and facial expression. Proper brow mapping equals lasting results.

4. Machine Handling and Microblading Techniques

You’ll learn manual hand tools for feather touch brows and Advanced Machine-Applied techniques using digital machines for Ombré and machine feather stroke brow work.

5. Wound Healing and Aftercare

Students often forget this but healing impacts pigment retention more than the tattoo machine itself. Understanding aftercare, client consultation and client care is key.

6. Infection Control Standards

We teach all students infection control procedures and how to Design and Perform Cosmetic Tattooing while complying with council Skin Penetration laws.

A structured program includes both theory and practice. Here’s a look at how we structure the online modules and in-studio learning at Face Figurati:

Each part of the brow tattoo course is designed for clarity, safety and technique mastery.

If your course doesn’t come with a proper kit — run. A good Cosmetic Tattoo supply kit should set you up for training and your first paying clients.

At Face Figurati our kit includes:

• Digital machine with cartridges
• Multiple pigments for different skin tones
• Mapping tools: calliper, string, pencil
• Latex skin and pigment rings
• Hygiene consumables: wraps, ink caps, barrier film
• Training manuals and aftercare guides

Perfect for launching your services straight after completing your brow tattoo course.

After course completion, you’ll receive:

• Certificate of Cosmetic Tattoo (meets Australian standards)
• Proof of practical hours with live models list
• Access to future workshops and one-on-one mentorship
• Guidance on how to apply for your council registration

This brow tattoo training meets all the regulations in Victoria and will set you up for success in studio and freelance setups.

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.

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.

Melbourne’s weather, lifestyle and even our coffee culture influence the type of cosmetic tattoo clients want. For example, oily skin from humid months requires different pigments and aftercare.

Training with a Melbourne-based PMU educator like Face Figurati means you’re learning in context — not just theory from international training manuals. You’ll also be across:

• Local Certification / Accreditation and health regulations
• Multicultural client skin tones and expectations
• The local trend away from harsh brows to natural-looking strokes

Once certified you can:

• Open your own brow studio
• Offer freelance semi-permanent techniques in salons
• Work as an Ombre Brows / Powder Brows or Nano Brows, Feathering Eyebrows specialist
• Train other artists once you gain more experience

Melbourne’s beauty scene is crying out for new talent. Completing a solid brow tattooing course will get you on the map fast.

How Long Until You Can Start Tattooing Clients?

Most students can work on models during the training course and start taking clients within 4–8 weeks. Your readiness depends on your model list, online modules and self-practice hours.

You’ll also need to:

• Complete your council application for Skin Penetration approval
• Get insurance (public liability + professional indemnity)
• Build a healed result portfolio for your website/socials

“It’s all just stencils and filling in.”
Wrong. It’s facial design, pigment chemistry, brow mapping, client consultation and real artistic skill.

“Makeup artists pick it up fast.”
Only if they respect the tattooing process. Permanent makeup is skin-deep. Feather stroke errors stick around.

“YouTube is enough.”
You can learn theory, sure. But you can’t feel pressure, angle or pigment depth through a screen. You need hands-on feedback.