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HENNA EYEBROW COURSE DETAILS
Online Course: £100
​Fully Accredited, Online Training Course
This is an online theory-based course, which includes a pre-recorded training video that you can watch whenever you want to and go back to at any time. There is NO practical with this course.
You do not need any prior qualifications; we can teach you from scratch.
THIS COURSE IS NON-REFUNDABLE.
It is your responsibility to ensure that you can gain adequate insurance before booking this course. We do recommend you contact your insurance company to find out what their requirements are, as they change all of the time. If you do not have an insurance company, we recommend Insync Insurance.
This is an online training course; there is NO practical training. This course is to help you enhance the skills you already have. You must understand that this course IS NOT intended to replace practical training, which some of you may need to complete, depending on your skills and knowledge.
You will receive a certificate at the end of the course, confirming you have completed the course, which you can download and print.
All modules and videos in this course will be available anytime you want to watch them for 6 months. Just watch and read all of the information.
What is Henna Eyebrows?
Eyebrow henna is a unique henna eyebrow tint product, based on the purest and finest henna from India and the latest techniques in colouring eyebrows. It is long-lasting and easy to use.
Our product has no ammonia and is also lead-free making it a safer method of colouring hair.
This treatment is great for clients that are not yet ready for microblading or eyebrow tattooing, but it is also great for clients that have had permanent makeup eyebrows as it tints the eyebrow hair as well. The main difference to henna eyebrows is that the product tints the skin for up to 2 weeks, which standard tinting cannot do.
The Latin name for henna is Lawsonia Inermis. It is a kind of bush that grows in the north of Africa, the middle east and India. The crushed powder is used to decorate the skin. Henna needs to develop for hours and leaves a red stain.
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