Ombré Powder Brows Certification
Ombré Powder Brow Certification
Microblading and Ombré Powder Brow Certification is a 4–day in person training course. Day one and day two are dedicated to learning the art of microblading including a guide to mapping the shape, skin types, skin thickness, pressure, and color theory. Day three is dedicated to learning the art of ombré powder brows.
What is Ombré Powder Brows?
The desire for crisper lines and deeper pigmentation is growing. Defined brows that make a statement are popular due to icons such as Kim Kardashian and Lady Gaga. Ombré powder shading defines the brows. It is our experience at BrowBeat that people use the word “natural” when they actually mean: “Please don’t let my brows look like a tattoo.” Many clients are leaning toward a more highly pigmented brow for a fashionable camera – ready look. Two treatments are required to bring the brows to their result, adjusting color density and depth during the second treatment / touchup. The density and color depth can be added to for clients that are usure of color depth in their initial treatment.
Ombré powder brows or shading performed with a machine, is different from the microblading technique. A shading machine is used to add soft layers of pigmentation that provide a blanket of color over the brows. This blanket of color creates color density or “fill” that gives the brows definition. Shading is not hairstrokes, but tiny dots of color (or pigmentation). This added color or pigmentation, will make a brow more defined and dramatic and may mimic a makeup powder or pomade. While microblading alone can look natural and understated, an ombré powder brow can make the brow stand out, structuring the brow and making it a statement.
Ombré powder brow shading pigmentation is more dominant at the tail fading towards the head of the brow. This faded head or “ombré” graduation keeps the brows from looking harsh and over pigmented. The eyebrow shape is one of the most important parts of the treatment outcome. Our eyebrow shape defines our look. Some people like bold, some like slim- medium, whatever the case, the objective is to enhance the natural beauty of the client, creating a low to no maintenance brow. Most clients will obtain a 60 – 90 percent result on the first treatment. The second treatment is vital to complete the brows and to address minor discrepancies after healing. This meticulous second treatment / touch up is essential, as there will be pigment loss during healing. Ombré powder brows pigment can reduce by up to 40% when healed. Additionally, the second treatment / touchup will make the brows hold in the skin for a longer period of time.
About The Day
The ombré powder brow certification is the third day of the 4 – day course. Learning the art of ombré powder brow shading is imperative to a microblading business. Clients are asking about shading as a service, so it is an important skillset to learn from the get-go. The microblading outcome is sometimes not enough for all clients to be satisfied with the results. Adding ombré powder brows or “shading” (they are one and the same), can increase pigment and bring the client to their desired look. Shading is a versatile skill and can also be used to create combo brows and correct past treatments. The students will learn all about shading during day three of the Microblading and Ombré Powder Brow Certification.
This include the following:
Ombré Powder Brow Schedule
The art Of Shading Unveiled – Introduction
What is shading?
What are the uses of shading?
Understanding shading names and buzzwords
The Difference Between Microblading and Shading
When microblading isn’t enough
A comparison of microblading and ombré side by side
Education on shading machines
Education on needle configurations
Skin types and ombré and powder brow technique
Learning Shading Technique
Putting the shading tools together
Machine angle, speed and pressure
Learning the sweeping motion
Ombré shading brow style
Powder brow shading style
Combo brow shading style
Working on silicone skins
Exercise – Creating pixelation and pigmentation
Exercise – Speed and its effect on pixelation
Mentors circulate and advise the students
Lunch Break
Shading Passes and Layering Pixilation
What Is a shading pass?
Defining how to do an entire shading pass
Understanding layering
Shading in sections and working with order
Exercises, Definition and technique – Ombré Brows
Exercises, Definition and technique – Powder Brows
Exercises, Definition and technique – Combo Brows
Mentors circulate and advise the students
Why Clients Desire Shading
Managing client’s expectations
Shading target audience
Shading with light pigment colors
Using Shading For Corrections
Screening correction clients
Shading over old tattoo (PMU)
Shading over previous microblading
Strategic Shading
Being creative with shading
Sculpting shading needs for the individual
Freestyle shading exercise
Mentors circulate and advise the students
Certificate Presentation and final Q and A
What You Get
Students will receive two kits during the 4 – day certification. The microblading kit and the ombré powder brow shading kit. The ombré powder brow shading kit includes the following:
OMBRÉ POWDER BROW KIT
INCLUDED FREE
5 – SPEED OMBRÉ MACHINE INCLUDED
Let’s Be Clear. Microblading and Ombré Powder Brows is a different technique
Microblading is hairstrokes in the skin while ombré powder brow is pigmentation and pixelation. A microblading treatment is done with a manual too and the ombré powder brow treatment is done with a machine. The ombré powder brow technique is taught on day 3 of the Microblading and Powder Brow Certification. Below are some examples of microblading , ombré powder brows and combo brows.
Microblading Certification
Microblading Equipment And Drawing An Eyebrow On Paper
The influence of an eyebrow
The power profitability of the microblading movement
Mapping On Paper Using Reference Points
The Golden Ratio
Universal eyebrow language
Using the calipers
Sketching the brow
Mentors circulate and advise the students
The Microblading Basic Stroke Pattern
The microblading stroke pattern defined
Naming and understanding each part of the stroke pattern
Exercise on the stroke pattern – Head
Exercise on the stroke pattern – Conversion
Exercise on the stroke pattern – Spine
Exercise on the stroke pattern – Upper strokes
Exercise on the stroke pattern – Lower strokes
Exercise on the stroke pattern – Inner Strokes
Mentors circulate and advise the students
Lunch Break
Getting Setup To Work On Silicone Skins
Putting your tools together
Hand grip and blade angle preference
Blade wrapping
Learning a triple stretch
Mentors circulate and advise the students
Working On Blank Skins
Using the pigments
Recognizing and adjusting depth in the silicone
Tips on remaining straight in the skin
Mentors circulate and advise the students
Microblading Inside The Brow Shape On Silicone
Students put their knowledge into action applying the basic stroke pattern
Mentors circulate and advise the students
Mapping On a Human Using The Same Reference Points as Mapping On Paper
Using pigmented string
Understanding facial markers
Conservative thinking on mapping and how to avoid mistakes
The mapping reference points on a human
Sketching the shape
Using the surgical marker
Microblading Certification
The Definition Of Trust
How to establish trust with your clients
Revision Of Microblading Certification Day 1
Practice session and discussion of microblading stroke pattern
Practice session and discussion of mapping and sketching
Mentors circulate and advise the students
Part 4 – Understanding Pigments
Learning about pigments
How to choose color
Color quiz, what color would you choose? Prizes given
Lunch Break
Part 5 – Working On Past Permanent Makeup
How to recognize when a client has past PMU
Variables of working over past PMU
How to lighten and fade botched past PMU
Part 6 – Identifying Pressure
Pigment depth and pressure
Examples of varying pressure healed
Assessing pressure visually
Exercises on recognizing pressure
Mentors circulate and advise the students
Identifying skin types
Quiz on skin types, prizes given
Skin abnormalities and contraindications
Part 8 – Setting Up and how To Avoid Contamination
Texas State Health Code (students are given handouts of code)
Setting up a microblading cart for a successful treatment
What is a pathogen?
Avoiding contamination using gloves and barrier film
The Treatment Process
Cart setup
Educating your client
Consents and aftercare packs
The order in which an entire treatment is provided
Microblading Exam, Certificate Presentation and final Q and A
Ombré Powder Brow
The art Of Shading Unveiled – Introduction
What is shading?
What are the uses of shading?
Understanding shading names and buzzwords
The Difference Between Microblading and Shading
When microblading isn’t enough
A comparison of microblading and ombré side by side
Education on shading machines
Education on needle configurations
Skin types and ombré and powder brow technique
Learning Shading Technique
Putting the shading tools together
Machine angle, speed and pressure
Learning the sweeping motion
Ombré shading brow style
Powder brow shading style
Combo brow shading style
Working on silicone skins
Exercise – Creating pixilation and pigmentation
Exercise – Speed and its effect on pixilation
Mentors circulate and advise the students
Lunch Break
Shading Passes and Layering Pixilation
What Is a shading pass?
Defining how to do an entire shading pass
Understanding layering
Shading in sections and working with order
Exercises, Definition and technique – Ombré Brows
Exercises, Definition and technique – Powder Brows
Exercises, Definition and technique – Combo Brows
Mentors circulate and advise the students
Why Clients Desire Shading
Managing client’s expectations
Shading target audience
Shading with light pigment colors
Using Shading For Corrections
Screening correction clients
Shading over old tattoo (PMU)
Shading over previous microblading
Strategic Shading
Being creative with shading
Sculpting shading needs for the individual
Freestyle shading exercise
Mentors circulate and advise the students
Certificate Presentation and final Q and A
Run A Microblading Business & Practical Training
The Product Mix Needed For A Microblading Business
What should you sell?
Services price list
Charging per treatment
Using shading as an add on service
Client time management
Creating clear policies with your clients
Client Management
Time management and what it means to your business
Selling appointments as blocks of time
Creating clear policies
Families and friends in your treatment rooms
Remaining professional but still personal
Starting Your Microblading Business
Doing free clients
Building a review platform
Going out on foot to promote your business
Collaborations within your network area to get you started
Taking A Booking
The Impression of a microblading business
Switching your free clients to paying clients
Using education to make sales
Getting back to your clients and returning calls
Securing deposits
Booking checklist
Best Picture Taking Practices
How to take photographs with lighting and equipment
Creating and maintaining client files and photographs
Collages and follow up communications for your client
Lunch Break
STUDENTS PAIR OFF INTO STUDIO ROOMS FOR PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF THEIR KNOWLEDGE
Microblading Practical Knowledge Applications
Setting up a cart role play and assessment
Cross contamination role play and evaluation
Mentors circulate to assess and advise the students
Mapping
Students map on their partners following the mapping rules
Best picture taking practices are used to create client flies
Students practice making collages to send to their clients and post on social media
Mentors circulate to assess and advise the students
Provide A Microblading Treatment (Simulation On Silicone Headband)
Headband treatment simulation puts all knowledge into effect including:
- Hand placement
- Pressure applications
- Blade / machine angle
- Artist seating maximization and limitations
Final Q and A
Microblading and Ombre Powder Brow 4 Day Certification $2599
Lip Blushing & Dark Lip Equalization 2 – Day Certification $1249