Yorkshire would be ok for me as my family's in Leeds......still need to save up though!!!

I went to Milton Keynes, this is quite close to Birmingham (as I drove there after) the place was right near the M1, it is 10 mins from the train station.

Quite a few came by train.

Su x

Sorry to jump on your thread!

Just wondering if anyone knows if HD would be appropriate for mobiles? I've heard that there is semi-permenant make up used - how true this is, I don't know!

So if that is the case, then I'm assuming this is mainly aimed at salons... Does anyone know?
Thanks

I was wondering this too x

I'm pretty sure that there is no SPMU involved with the HD Brows treatment.

There is no semi permanent make up training in the HD brow training, although the same company, Nouveau Contour train semi permanent make up seperately.

Semi Permanent Make up cannot be carried out mobile.

Sorry to go off topic....
I've just done a google search for 'home visit permanent make up' and got several results back for people doing mobile permanent make up....how come they are able to??


Back to topic....
I guess if someone who was already trained in permanent make up went on to train in hd brows then the 2 treatments could be combined, obviously this would also work for anyone doing hd brows then going on to train in pmu. I think offering the 2 together would be great! There are many people who would benefit from the combination of both hd brows and pmu...

I too would love to do the HD training maybe too much for my 2010 training budget to handle though, as I also want to do lashes!

No HD Brows is nothing related to Permanent Makeup, It was not even mentioned. Wax, thread, tint, shape , draw and many other things are involved. Its really strange as even when I am out now I just keep thinking about brows! and looking at people and thinking mmmmm you could do with the treatment!


Su x

Iy's no different from doing it in a salon......it's not like salons are as clean as operating theatre's are they. I understand your concerns though but the hygiene levels that we are taught in PMU are extremely high and can be followed anywhere.

As an aside; most boroughs DO NOT require a Special Treatments licence to carry out PMU as a mobile but you do for a salon. xxx

Oh god i do that all the time now-lol
I'm always looking at peoples brows, in the street, on the tele etc....
I drive my kids mad saying 'good god look at her brows, they're not even' or ' 'her brows need tinting and the shape doesn't suit her face'.
How sad is that-lol

Re permanent makeup, sorry peeps that was my fault, I knew the same company did this and made the assumption that it would be one of the 7 steps. My bad
That said, I think that this would be the way forward for any one who wanted to be a brow specialist.
I often find myself envying people with caterpillar brows, these can be waxed, shaped and tinted into something that lifts the whole face, I on the other hand have to rely on my brow pencil to give me any proper shape because my brows are so thin and straight
To be able to go to a brow specialist would hopefully bring the cost down a bit for semi permanent ones and even if it didn't I'd at least have the reassurance that the brows I wanted would be the ones I'd get.
There are some real horror stories out there

I'm not the only one then....my hubby and daughter were taking the mick out of me last week when I said a girl on TV had odd eyebrows!!

I would love to go to a brow specialist myself, But wouldn't know where to go!

Not only do I obsess about people's brows, I draw brows onto celebs in magazines when I think they're not right or could be improved.

Do you have to be a trained beautician, or have a qualification in waxing to do the hd brows course? I am only trained in spray tanning, but would like to learn new additional skills in the future.
xx