Tattooing is a specialised training program designed to teach individuals the art of semi-permanent makeup, including techniques for microblading, eyebrow shading, lip blush, and eyeliner enhancements.

Courses are typically open to individuals of various skill levels, from beginners with no prior experience to experienced beauty professionals looking to expand their skillset.

Some courses are accredited ( SHB50321 Diploma of Cosmetic Tattoo) and offer recognised certifications upon completion. Accreditation ensures that the course meets industry standards and provides a qualification that is widely accepted.

No there is no specific national requirement in Australia mandating a diploma in cosmetic tattooing to practice in the industry. However, being trained by a professional trainer is the best way to hit the ground running and is required by government. All our trainers are fully qualified under the appropriate government guidelines to offer training. To help you make the right decision, visit this page to find our courses and prices.

In tattoo training some of what you will learn is: a range of techniques, including colour theory, facial anatomy, skin tones, client profiling, and hands-on practice for procedures like microblading and lip blush. For more information visit this  page.

The duration of training can vary, but many trainers offer programs that last from a few days to several months. The length of the training often depends on the level of expertise being taught. A diploma of cosmetic tattooing can take 12 months.   If you are wanting to fast track your tattoo salon journey visit this page now.

No, training is designed to accommodate individuals with no prior beauty industry experience. They provide comprehensive training to beginners.

Yes, advanced training are available for experienced beauty professionals who want to refine their skills and stay updated with the latest industry trends. For experienced courses visit this page now.

Tattoo training typically offer certifications that indicate your proficiency in specific procedures or techniques. These certifications can include microblading certification, lip blush certification, and more.

Yes, practical training is a significant part of the course. Students often have the opportunity to work on live models under the guidance of experienced instructors.

No we provide the necessary equipment and materials for training.

Yes, completing training equips you with the knowledge and skills needed to start your own business or work in established beauty salons and studios.

To choose the right training, consider your skill level, the specific techniques you want to learn, the training accreditation, and the reputation of the training provider. Ask lots of questions of the training provider and if the training provider is vague, unprofessional and becomes upset with all your questions, you should consider looking else where. We are all ways professional and love answering questions.

After completing the training, you can pursue various career opportunities, including working as a tattoo artist in salons, spas, or starting your own studio. You can also offer specialised beauty services in the industry.

We offer ongoing support and resources to graduates to help them stay updated with industry trends and continue refining their skills.