Semi-permanent make-up training

[haggis]

Hi

I have been looking for a reputable training course in Scotland with no joy. Does anyone know if there is such a thing or do I have to cross the border.

Thanks

 

[angelheart]

This is something i am also interested in for the future, do you have to have any specific qaulifications before taking the course? Sorry for jumping on your thread:o

 

[Kim Lawless]

I know that Finishing Touches train in Scotland and they are fab. I trained with them and I cannot fault them. They're also lovely and genuine people too which is important when you're spending that kind of money.

Finishing Touches (SPMU) Ltd. Micro pigmentation technology specialists

 

[haggis]

Kim I have also been speaking to them. They are coming back to me as it has to be done in Aberdeen and they restricted by dates. In real terms is it worth doing, although a qualified therapist, I just want to specialise in the semi perm make up and visit salon's etc in my area. Its nice to talk to someone who has at least had the training. Can you also tell me did you have problems with insurance and getting a license from you council. I called mine this morning and the guy was bamboozled to say the least and had no idea what I was talking about.:lick:

 

[haggis]

I have just looked at your web site and realised that your not in Scotland - silly me!:o

 

[Kim Lawless]

Kim I have also been speaking to them. They are coming back to me as it has to be done in Aberdeen and they restricted by dates. In real terms is it worth doing, although a qualified therapist, I just want to specialise in the semi perm make up and visit salon's etc in my area. Its nice to talk to someone who has at least had the training. Can you also tell me did you have problems with insurance and getting a license from you council. I called mine this morning and the guy was bamboozled to say the least and had no idea what I was talking about.:lick:

PMU is very lucrative. I don't do much as I specialise in waxing and I'm busy round the clock, either waxing or teaching others to wax.

However, it amazes me how many calls and clients I get for PMU and you really can make a lot of money. If you want to do just PMU, then I would advise you to spend a lot of time promoting yourself and getting yourself into salons.

Every council is different but generally speaking, a salon would need a specials treatment license for use of needles, so only approach salons that have one. Most will I expect.

Don't be too greedy. I see a lot of PMU therapists saying that they will only so to a salon if they have a minimum of 3/4 plus clients booked in for PMU. When you start, go even if it's just the one as you can still make a lot of money and that one person will be seen by many of her friends and colleagues who may then book with you.

Good luck. xx

 

[haggis]

thanks for the information, I'll give her a call.

 

[kinkyboots33]

Bumping thus thread as I too am looking into SPM. I'm based in Scotland and need to book the right course as I'd be spending £££..

 

[Paige@TheClinik]

For Scotland it's Mrs Make-up all the way! Barbara Graham is turning out some fabulous students xx

 

[kinkyboots33]

Thanks Paige, I will check her out now..x

 

[julier]

Can anyone recommend a training centre in England !?! X

 

[woobywoo]

Where abouts are you julier?
X

 

[julier]

Hampshire x

 

[BareFaceBeauty]

Microblade brows training is held monthly in the northwest with my company 'barefacebeauty' and Tatjana Damjanovic and prive from Slovenia

 

[BareFaceBeauty]

We also train in Richmond, South London area [emoji177]