What Are Ombré Brows?
Ombré brows are a semi-permanent makeup technique created using tiny, pixel-like dots of pigment. This technique is ideal for clients who prefer a more filled-in makeup look compared to traditional microblading.
 
Course Content
Consultation and brow basics
Before and aftercare
Suitability and when ombré brows are not recommended
Brow shaping and colour healing
Post-procedure guidance
Allergic reactions and pigment patch testing
Infection control and prevention
Hygiene and equipment
Cleaning and sterilisation
Colour theory
Colour triangle
Pigment selection
Colour combinations
Before and after results
Machine setup
Main case study
Brow correction techniques
Practical training guidance
Practice skin expectations and results
 
Certificate
Upon completion, you will receive a CPD-accredited certificate worth 20 CPD credits, allowing you to work with the public (subject to insurance and regulations).
 
Course Duration
You will have access to the course for 3 months from the date of enrolment.
 
Video Content
Yes – video content is included for Theory + Practical courses only.
 
Will I Require a Model?
Yes, if your are doing both theory and practical[PO]
 
Are Case Studies Required?
Yes, case studies are required if you select the Theory + Practical training option.
 
Entry Requirements
This course is suitable for beginners as well as individuals with prior experience. No formal qualifications are required to enrol.
However, it is your responsibility to check with your insurance provider, local council, or relevant regulatory authority to ensure you meet the requirements necessary to legally offer treatments within your area.
We recommend holding a Level 3 qualification in Anatomy & Physiology or a related beauty qualification, as some insurance providers may require this. However, this is not mandatory to complete the course.
 
 
Do I Need Experience Before Booking a Course?
This course is open to learners from all backgrounds; however, prior training in microblading is required before enrolling.
While no additional qualifications are required to join, it is your responsibility to check with your insurance provider, local council, or relevant authority to confirm the qualifications needed to legally and safely offer treatments.
A Level 3 qualification in Anatomy & Physiology or a related beauty field is generally recommended, as some insurers may require this.