Hybrid Fundamental PMU Training - May 2024

To secure your seat and enroll in the class, a non-refundable initial deposit
payment is required. Please contact us before making this purchase, to
confirm eligibility and class availability. The remaining balance of the
payment is due 2 weeks prior to the start of the class.

Class Dates: Virtual Portion May 14-16, 2024 | In-House Portion May 20-22, 2024
Fundamental Permanent Makeup Training includes Starter Machine, Power Supply & Models for Hands-On Training

Our Permanent Makeup Training is procedure focused. In this fundamentals
class, you will learn all the essential cosmetic micropigmentation techniques to
apply beautiful hair strokes, soft, shaded eyebrows, eyelash enhancement, and
eyeliner as well as the ombre technique for lip procedures. Homework is given
daily, and an open-book test is to be completed by the end of the training week.
You will receive all the necessary forms for client folders and pre- and post-care. 

Our fundamental training meets the requirements of the state of N.J. and the
American Academy of Micropigmentation (AAM) & Society of Permanent
Cosmetic Professionals (SPCP) for a 100-hour program. Our experienced,
certified trainers will prepare you for this exciting field!

The 3 days of virtual training will allow you to learn from expert trainers in the
the comfort of your home. During these 3 days of training, you will be instructed in
cross-contamination; brow, eyeliner, and lip anatomy; color theory; client intake
forms, before and after care protocol; needle selection; face shapes and design,
and much more.

‍This will be followed by 3 days of hands-on training with live models for
eyebrows, eyeliner, and lips at our Cherry Hill location.

You will receive a certificate at the end of your training, as well as access to our
private Beau Alumni Facebook page. Our open-door policy allows you to observe
any future permanent makeup training classes at no charge. All supplies will be
provided during training. Lunch is provided.

Please note that it is your responsibility to check the rules & regulations for
permanent makeup in your state and county.