20 Days Semi permanent makeup
About This Course
This specialized course focuses on semi-permanent makeup techniques and lash/brow enhancement procedures, equipping aspiring beauty professionals with advanced skills in microblading, powder brows, lip tinting, BB glow, brow lamination, eyelash extensions, lash lifts, and brow tinting. Through hands-on training and expert guidance, students will master these techniques to meet diverse client needs and build a successful career in the beauty industry.
Course Outline
Powder browsPowder Brows Presentation Outline
- Introduction
- What are Powder Brows?
- Difference between Powder Brows and Microblading
- Rise in popularity and demand
- Benefits of Powder Brows
- Soft, natural makeup-like finish
- Suitable for all skin types (especially oily or mature skin)
- Long-lasting results (1–3 years)
- Less invasive and more comfortable than microblading
- Ideal Candidates
- Sparse or uneven brows
- Sensitive or oily skin
- Clients seeking a fuller, defined look
- Those with previous brow tattoos needing correction
- Contraindications
- Skin conditions (eczema, psoriasis, active acne)
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Blood disorders or certain medications
- Recent facial treatments (chemical peels, laser)
- Tools & Materials
- PMU machine and cartridges
- Pigments (custom shades)
- Mapping tools (ruler, pencil, thread)
- Numbing agents and aftercare kits
- Procedure Steps
- Consultation and brow mapping
- Numbing and skin prep
- Pigment application using shading technique
- Final touch-up and healing overview
- Healing & Aftercare
- Healing timeline (scabbing, fading, touch-up)
- Do’s and Don’ts post-procedure
- Recommended skincare and sun protection
- Results & Expectations
- Immediate enhancement with gradual settling
- Touch-up required after 6–8 weeks
- Longevity based on skin type and lifestyle
- Risks & Safety
- Mild redness or swelling
- Importance of certified technicians
- Hygiene and sterilization protocols
Lip Tint
- Introduction
- What is lip tint?
- Brief history and evolution in cosmetics
- Difference between lip tint, lipstick, and lip stain
- Benefits of Lip Tint
- Lightweight and natural finish
- Long-lasting color
- Smudge-proof and transfer-resistant
- Hydrating formulas available
- Types of Lip Tints
- Water-based
- Gel-based
- Cream or mousse tints
- Oil-infused tints
- Ingredients & Formulation
- Common active ingredients (e.g., hyaluronic acid, plant extracts)
- Pigments and dyes used
- Safety and hypoallergenic considerations
- Application Techniques
- Prep: exfoliation and hydration
- Tools: applicator wand, brush, or fingers
- Layering for intensity
- Blending for gradient or ombré effects
- Target Audience
- Teens and young adults
- Minimalist makeup lovers
- Clients seeking low-maintenance beauty
- Marketing & Trends
- Popular shades and seasonal colors
- Social media influence (TikTok, Instagram)
- Celebrity endorsements and brand campaigns
- Aftercare & Removal
- Gentle cleansing methods
- Lip care tips to maintain softness
- Reapplication advice
- Risks & Precautions
- Allergic reactions or irritation
- Patch testing recommendations
- Avoiding expired or low-quality products
6D2 Hair Extensions Presentation Outline
- Introduction
- Brief overview of hair extension methods
- Evolution from traditional to 6D and now 6D2
- Purpose of the presentation
- What Are 6D2 Hair Extensions?
- Definition and how they differ from 6D
- Technology behind the 6D2 machine
- Key features: no glue, heat, or tape
- Benefits of 6D2 Extensions
- ⏱️ Fast application (20 minutes for full head)
- 💆♀️ Low maintenance and easy removal
- 💪 Long-lasting (up to 8–12 months)
- 🌿 Gentle on natural hair
- Application Process
- Step-by-step guide to installation
- Tools required (6D2 applicator, hair cartridges)
- Tips for sectioning hair safely
- Comparison with Other Methods
| Method | Duration | Maintenance | Damage Risk | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clip-in | Minutes | Low | None | Low |
| Tape-in | 1–2 hrs | Medium | Medium | Medium |
| Fusion | 3–4 hrs | High | High | High |
| 6D2 | 20 mins | Low | Very Low | Medium |
- Care & Maintenance
- Recommended products
- Washing and styling tips
- How to extend lifespan
- Challenges & Considerations
- Initial cost of machine and training
- Hair compatibility
- Need for skilled application
Lash Lift & Tint Presentation Outline
- Introduction
- What is a lash lift?
- What is lash tinting?
- Why combine both treatments?
- Popularity and demand in the beauty industry
- Benefits
- Enhances natural lashes without extensions
- Creates a lifted, curled, and darker lash look
- Low maintenance and time-saving
- Lasts 6–8 weeks with proper care
- Ideal Candidates
- Clients with straight or light-colored lashes
- Those seeking a natural enhancement
- Active individuals (gym, swimming, etc.)
- People with allergies to lash extensions
- Contraindications
- Eye infections or irritation
- Allergies to perming or tinting solutions
- Recent eye surgeries
- Pregnancy (patch test strongly recommended)
- Tools & Products
- Silicone shields or rods
- Lash lift adhesive
- Perming and setting lotions
- Tint and developer
- Applicators, eye pads, and cleanser
- Procedure Steps
- Consultation and patch test (24–48 hrs prior)
- Cleanse and prep lashes
- Apply silicone shield and lift solution
- Process and neutralize
- Apply tint and process
- Clean and reveal results
- Aftercare Tips
- Avoid water, steam, and mascara for 24 hours
- Use oil-free products around eyes
- No rubbing or sleeping face-down
- Schedule touch-up every 6–8 weeks
- Results & Expectations
- Immediate lift and color enhancement
- No need for lash curlers or mascara
- Natural fade over time
- Before-and-after photos for client satisfaction
- Risks & Safety
- Mild irritation or allergic reaction
- Importance of patch testing
- Hygiene and sanitation protocols
- Professional vs. DIY kits
Brow Lamination
- Introduction
- What is brow lamination?
- Origins and rise in popularity
- Comparison with microblading and tinting
- Benefits of Brow Lamination
- Creates fuller, fluffier brows
- Corrects asymmetry and unruly hair
- Non-invasive and quick procedure
- Results last 4–6 weeks
- Ideal Candidates
- Clients with sparse or uneven brows
- Those seeking a low-maintenance brow look
- People with coarse or downward-growing brow hair
- Contraindications
- Skin conditions (eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis)
- Recent eye surgeries or infections
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Allergies to perming solutions
- Tools & Products
- Brow lifting cream
- Neutralizer and nourishing oil
- Brow cleanser and cling film
- Mapping tools, spoolies, and applicators
- Procedure Steps
- Consultation and patch test
- Cleansing and mapping
- Application of lifting solution
- Neutralizing and shaping
- Nourishing and optional tinting
- Final styling and aftercare instructions
- Aftercare Tips
- Avoid water, steam, and makeup for 24 hours
- Use brow serum or oil for hydration
- Brush brows daily to maintain shape
- Schedule touch-up every 6–8 weeks
- Results & Expectations
- Immediate lift and definition
- Brows appear fuller and more uniform
- Minimal downtime
- Gradual fade over time
- Risks & Safety
- Mild irritation or redness
- Importance of certified technicians
- Hygiene and sterilization protocols
- Patch testing to prevent allergic reactions
Brow Tint
- Introduction
- What is brow tinting?
- Brief history and rise in popularity
- Difference between tinting, microblading, and henna brows
- Benefits of Brow Tinting
- Enhances natural brow color and shape
- Defines and fills in sparse areas
- Saves time on daily makeup
- Semi-permanent results (lasts 3–6 weeks)
- Ideal Candidates
- Light or uneven brow hair
- Clients seeking a fuller, more defined look
- Those with busy lifestyles or minimal makeup routines
- Contraindications
- Skin sensitivities or allergies to dye
- Active skin conditions (eczema, dermatitis)
- Recent brow treatments (lamination, waxing)
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding (patch test recommended)
- Tools & Products
- Brow tint kit (dye + developer)
- Applicator brush or spoolie
- Petroleum jelly or barrier cream
- Cotton pads and cleanser
- Procedure Steps
- Consultation and patch test
- Skin prep and barrier application
- Mixing and applying the tint
- Processing time and removal
- Final shaping and styling
- Aftercare Tips
- Avoid water and makeup on brows for 24 hours
- Use gentle cleansers
- Avoid exfoliating near brow area
- Schedule touch-up every 4–6 weeks
- Results & Expectations
- Immediate enhancement
- Natural fade over time
- No downtime
- Customizable shades for different hair tones
- Risks & Safety
- Mild irritation or staining
- Importance of patch testing
- Professional application vs. DIY kits
- Hygiene and sterilization protocols
BB Glow Treatment Presentation Outline
- Introduction
- What is BB Glow?
- Origins and popularity (e.g., Korean skincare innovation)
- Purpose of the treatment
- Benefits of BB Glow
- Evens out skin tone and texture
- Reduces fine lines and wrinkles
- Minimizes pores and dark circles
- Provides a radiant, glowing complexion
- Indications
- Suitable skin types and concerns:
- Dull or tired-looking skin
- Uneven pigmentation
- Acne scars
- Enlarged pores
- Contraindications
- Not recommended for:
- Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals
- Active acne, eczema, or rosacea
- Recent sunburn or facial procedures
- History of keloids or skin allergies
- Equipment & Materials
- Microneedling device or nano-needles
- BB Glow serums (vitamin-rich, tinted)
- Numbing cream
- Cleansers, exfoliants, sheet masks
- Procedure Steps
- Cleansing
- Exfoliation
- Numbing (optional)
- Microneedling infusion of BB serum
- Post-treatment care
- Aftercare Tips
- Avoid sun exposure and harsh products
- Hydrate and moisturize
- No makeup for 24–48 hours
- Use gentle skincare products
- Results & Expectations
- Immediate glow with gradual improvement
- Temporary redness may occur
- Best results after 2–3 sessions
- Risks & Safety
- Mild discomfort or redness
- Importance of trained professionals
- Patch testing for sensitive skin
- Conclusion
- Summary of benefits
- Who should consider BB Glow
- Final thoughts and Q&A
Micro blading What Is Microblading?
Microblading is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing technique used to enhance eyebrows by manually depositing pigment into the skin using a fine blade. It creates natural-looking hair strokes that mimic real brow hairs.
🧪 Tools & Materials
- Microblading pen with disposable blades
- Pigments (color-matched to skin tone and hair)
- Numbing agents (topical lidocaine)
- Measuring tools for brow mapping
- Aftercare kits
✨ Step-by-Step Process
- Consultation & Design
- Discuss desired brow shape and color
- Map the brows using measuring tools for symmetry
- Microblading Process step by step shows how mapping and numbing are done before the procedure begins
- Numbing
- Apply topical anesthetic to minimize discomfort
- MICROBLADING eyebrows with machine SHADING step by step demonstrates how numbing and shading are integrated
- Microblading Strokes
- Use the blade to create fine incisions and deposit pigment
- Maintain consistent depth and angle for natural results
- Shading (Optional)
- Adds depth and fullness to brows
- MICROBLADING eyebrows with machine SHADING step by step includes shading techniques for a fuller look
- Aftercare
- Avoid water, sweat, and makeup on brows for 7–10 days
- Apply healing ointment as directed
- Microblading Process step by step explains healing expectations and touch-up timel
Medicated Hydra Facial
- Introduction
- What is a HydraFacial?
- How does a medicated HydraFacial differ from the standard treatment?
- Overview of its popularity in clinical and spa settings
- Benefits
- Deep cleansing and exfoliation
- Infusion of medicated serums (e.g. salicylic acid, glycolic acid, hyaluronic acid)
- Targets acne, pigmentation, fine lines, and dehydration
- Immediate glow with no downtime
- Ideal Candidates
- Acne-prone or congested skin
- Hyperpigmentation or uneven tone
- Aging skin with fine lines and wrinkles
- Sensitive or dehydrated skin types
- Contraindications
- Active skin infections or open wounds
- Severe rosacea or eczema flare-ups
- Allergies to active ingredients
- Recent chemical peels or laser treatments
- Tools & Products
- HydraFacial device with vortex technology
- Medicated boosters (e.g. Dermabuilder, Britenol, Rozatrol)
- Serums tailored to skin concerns
- LED light therapy (optional)
- Cleanser, exfoliator, and moisturizer
- Procedure Steps
- Skin analysis and consultation
- Cleansing and exfoliation
- Acid peel application
- Extraction using vortex suction
- Infusion of medicated serums
- Optional LED therapy
- Final hydration and protection
- Aftercare Tips
- Avoid harsh products for 48 hours
- Use gentle, hydrating skincare
- Apply SPF daily
- Stay hydrated and avoid excessive sun exposure
- Results & Expectations
- Brighter, clearer skin immediately
- Continued improvement over days
- Minimal redness or irritation
- Recommended monthly sessions for best results
- Risks & Safety
- Mild tingling or redness
- Importance of patch testing for medicated boosters
- Professional application and hygiene protocols
- Customization based on skin type and concerns
Course Highlights
Hands-On Training: Practice on models under expert supervision to build confidence.
Professional Tools: Use industry-standard equipment and products.
Personalized Feedback: Receive tailored guidance to refine techniques.
Certificate of Completion: Earn a recognized certification to launch your career.
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Dr. Meerub Sumaira
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Dr. Asma Munawar
As a student, I found the microneedling and mesotherapy course amazing! The hands-on sessions and detailed guidance helped me gain confidence in treating skin issues effectively.
Rabea Kausar
Learning non-invasive techniques with this course was a game-changer! The practical training and supportive instructors made it easy to master the skills I needed.
Fatima Ahsan
As a cosmetology student, I’m thrilled with the advanced techniques I’m learning. The practical approach and amazing instructors are setting me up for success!
