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I really wouldn't worry too much Hun, I don't see microblading (or eyebrow embroidery or whatever people chose to call it) will be banned anytime soon. As jma said, it is actually a very old technique that appears to be making a come back, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that and who...

Hi Hun Try dermace. I know who would be training you if you were to do your training in London and I can personally vouch for the fact that she is very good, a wonderful trainer and very supportive afterwards. I think the dermace course is around £4000 for brows only but don't quote me on...

Wow! That's seriously expensive!!! Mines £180 with holistic X

I'm with you on this kitty! I don't get the negativity all the time! It's all very very strange and I think that katerina is a great artist whether she has been doing this 10 years or 10 months. I hate the unnecessary nastiness of trying to undermine someone's reputation. I feel that there must...

I think the name is really just splitting hairs. Whether you want to call it microblading, eyebrow embroidery or micro brows it's all the same treatment?!? I appreciate that there are some trainers that don't have great cvs and also steal work, such is life, it's exactly the same with machine...

Hi sparkle tips I do spmu (machine method). Read through all of your comments and there are a few alarm bells ringing for me however to re assure you the brows will probably fade a significant amount over the coming week so try not to worry too much. I personally think they are a touch on the...

Hi jma beauty, Actually you can train for about 7k with the top companies, or perhaps more like 8k but not far off! Have a look at noveau, finishing touches, dermace. Unless you decide to pay the huge amount for elite training packages then you don't need to pay anywhere near 15k for training...

Ladies.... Thank you for your replies but I have been out on a mission today and found the perfect one!!! Shockingly it's actually a super drug own one for £1.99 and is awesome!! X

Hi all Random query alert! I have lost my oldest, best cosmetic pencil sharpener that used to make my points pin prick sharp!! Since then iv been looking for another one and tried everything from Mac to pound shop and not one of them has been good enough! Has anyone got a recommendation...

hi all Just wondering if any of you had trained with Emma Coates aesthetic training and if so how did you find it? Thanks X

I used revita lash when I damaged my lashes with a heated curler! One eye had approximately half the lashes of the other.. Not a good look! It's pretty expensive but it worked for me, I got mine from eBay xx

Hi I'm so sorry to hear that your going through this. I hace also experienced panic attacks and extreme anxiety at points in my life and feel really strongly that we should be more open and honest about speaking about these issues and asking for help so I admire your courage. You will get...

Have you tried running a competition on your Facebook business page whereby people like and share your page for their chance to win a free treatment? I use yell/wahanda but only for the free listing not the paid stuff. How is your search engine optimisation with Google? Do you come up on the...

Wow. That sounds pretty amazing. Iv always been drawn to the more medical treatments rather than the beauty side. I think I have answered my own question really haven't I!! Off I go to do my Nvqs! The only thing that does worry me is that there is so much competition here in Essex, I don't know...

I can second that dermace are good. I trained with them and have always found them very supportive. Good luck xx

Hi Paige Yes I did train with dermace down in London. I already do mca/skin needling but definitely want to branch out. Nvqs seems like a daunting prospect and a lot of work but I think if your going to do something, do it properly! It seems to me like a lot of these little loop holes and what...

Hi, I terms of spmu Iv been going a year. I have always had a bit of an arty flair so picked it up very well but on top of that I have worked my arse off! I do it part time around my very young family but I definitely make the equivalent of most people's full time wage. I would say the only way...

Hi all, Hoping some of you may be able to give me your opinions on the following... I currently work self employed as a semi permanent make up artist. I have worked really hard and built it up to a level that I am making a good living however I am one of those really annoying people that...

Hi Emma. Not sure if we have spoken before but are you interested in having semi permanent make up at your salon? On a percentage basis? Lucy x

Hi What your council is referring to are licenses. You only need your own insurance but will need a license for every establishment that you work in. The council will come out and inspect the room before they issue the license. Not sure where you are but here my licenses are a couple of hundred...