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Lil Ash

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Does anyone know a good people to train with and a machine:)
 
Hi

I am training with Nouveau Contour In April. I will also be purchasing one of their machines.

There are lots of good companies to train with but I spent probably 6 months looking into all areas of so many different companies to ensure I receive good training and knowledge!

hth :hug:
 
thankyou are u finding thou u getting clients!!! roughly how much is the course and machine
 
I have not done the training yet so don't know about the clients part. I work in a Beauty salon at moment and have clients there that are interested in it and I have quite a few people wanting to be models for me to practice on.

The course is costing roughly 10,000!!! That includes a machine worth 3,000 and a basic package of pigments etc and the actual practical training and drawing days.

You also need to consider the costs of a license to carry out the treatment and other hidden costs that you don't necessarily think about in the begining.

From researching into lots of different companies, they all work out to be roughly the same price give or take a grand or so.
 
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I would advise a company who uses the Precision plus, i have been informed that some companies are exeriencing problems with some machines. this would worry me...not worth risking contamintation.
 
I would advise a company who uses the Precision plus, i have been informed that some companies are exeriencing problems with some machines. this would worry me...not worth risking contamintation.

I'd also recommend them; I've modelled for their training courses for areola tattooing and they are very good.
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hi , did you train with nouveau contour in april? how is it going ? do you find there is a big market for spmu? i am looking into training but am trying to do some research first because it costs a lot . zeus x
 
This is an old thread Zeus,

We found the market was flooded with poor work years back, its all over the place, so we just get experts in for all specialist things.

We would see it come in the salon for stuff and it was not good, so we looked into getting someone in, freelance, checked a few people out and had them come in they were just not good enough, some had been doing it years, others not so long.

There was no way we was going to let our regular and loyal clients have poor or average work, its something you have to think about as they are your clients!


We have Heidi Worman now and she is amazing, she has used our place for clients from Scotland, cornwall and all over, they travel for her.

If you have someone come in your salon be very choosy, as I will not trust anyone but her now.


Su x
 

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