FAQ

Yes, you will get certified by the Beverly Microblading Center & Academy after you complete your course.

The best permanent makeup training is the one that is right for you. You want to train with an established Academy and a trainer that provides ongoing support. Also each trainer has a different training style and a unique way to perform the technique. Look at the pictures of your Master's work and see if that is something you would want to learn.

The individual performing permanent makeup must have their own individual state license and certifications and the establishment in which they are performing the procedure must also have its own license in body art. Since many states and counties have different requirements, we highly encourage you to check with your local State Health Department to confirm required licenses in your state and county.

About Body Art

Body art, such as tattooing, piercing, branding, and permanent cosmetics, has been practiced for hundreds of years all over the world. In body art, the artist uses various tools such as needles and ink to change the skin of their client. For example, a tattoo artist typically uses an electric tattoo machine that quickly makes many small holes in the skin and inserts ink into them. Body art is often permanent, though some body art can be removed.

Body art can pose a risk to both the artist, also called a practitioner, and the client receiving the art. The greatest risks are from local infections at the site of the body art, the spread of infectious diseases, and specifically the spread of bloodborne pathogens, or diseases that are passed through the infected blood.

Rules and regulations are in place to protect the artist, the client, and public health in general. The California Safe Body Art Act provides maximum standards for body art to protect both practitioner and client from transmission of infectious diseases through the use of proper body art procedures and control of cross-contamination of instruments and equipment. It is important that body art practitioners follow all regulations to limit the spread of the infectious diseases.

No, most states require a tattoo artist license. This can be obtained by completing an online Bloodborne Pathogens certification course. With this certificate and personal ID you can apply for the tattoo artist license. Some states require an apprenticeship.

This depends on how much you practice. Usually about 3 days. Everyone is different in their natural aptitude and ability to practice. Regardless, in order to achieve the highly respected Beverly Microblading certification, you must complete all levels of the Basic Microblading and Shading education to get your completion certificate, at which point you are placed as a Beverly Microblading artist . However, upon the completion of the actual 3-day training, you will receive a Certificate of Attendance.

You would need to do a market research in your area because this differs from city to city / state to state. Average price in the U.S. ranges from $350-$2000.

This depends on your confidence level. You can do a few free treatments to practice and build up your confidence then start charging. Most students are ready within 1-3 months.

While results vary, many students recover their investment in 6-7 procedures at $350, depending on what is charged for the permanent makeup treatments. Therefore, the answer to this question depends on how long it takes you to begin charging for permanent makeup and this will depend on how much you practice and how long it takes you to progress and master our program.

Yes, you will receive a Certificate of Attendance after completing the 2-day in-person training and the official Beverly Microblading Center & Academy Certification upon the completion of your assignments.

Each day of class we require you to wear an all-black attire as well as closed-toe shoes for safety reasons.

Dress Code: ALL Black

Please arrive at 9:00 am each day, class will finish at 3:00-3:30 except for Fridays, as those will be your Model Days.

Yes, in this training you will be learning exclusive techniques and patterns. I always suggest starting at the basics, however, if you feel like you have mastered the essential permanent makeup patterns, you may send me the pictures of your work to determine whether an advance or a conversion course will be right for you.

Yes, we have students nationwide. Knowing the differences of your city’s regulations is important as we follow the California and Los Angeles guidelines specifically.

Please call (424) 273-1111 or text your information with a clear picture of your eyebrows to (310) 709-1682.