Permanent Makeup 3-in-1 Training / Course in Edmonton, AB

Unlock the artistry of permanent makeup with our comprehensive 3-in-1 training program, located in Edmonton with select sessions held in Kelowna or Calgary. This intensive course spans 6 days* of in-person instruction, complemented by one week of online preparation, providing a holistic learning experience for aspiring technicians.

*The duration of the course might be different for Kelowna and Calgary. Please check the duration with the manager.

Key Features

Powdered Ombre Brows Training

Explore the advanced technique of powdered ombre brows, in higher demand than traditional microblading, with a focus on European techniques and eyebrow mapping.

Lips Blush

Master the application of lip color enhancement, learning unique techniques of lips blush and permanent lip color.

Permanent Eyeliner

Discover the art of eyeliner tattooing, from classic to shading style (depending on student’s level), with emphasis on proper hand placement and stretch for optimal results.

Why Choose Us?

Experienced and Professional Instructors

Learn from the best in the industry, with experienced technicians guiding you every step of the way.

Flexible Learning

Access online modules at your convenience, complemented by hands-on practice in our in-person sessions.

Lifetime Access

Enjoy lifetime access to online modules, ensuring continuous learning and reference throughout your career.

For Any Level

Whether you’re a beginner or advanced technician, our course is tailored to meet your individual needs and skill level.

We prioritize your future success, and that is why we provide an exclusive opportunity for you to retake the same course free of charge whenever you feel the need. Your confidence matters to us, and if you find yourself not entirely comfortable working independently, remember that our course runs every month.

Feel free to reach out and join another session to reinforce your skills and knowledge within a supportive learning environment. Your success is our priority, and we are here to help you thrive in your career!

BONUS: BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM MATERIALS (which includes 41 ways to gain and retain clients)

COSTS

Edmonton Training fee $4,500 (Regular price $8,000)

Kelowna, Calgary Training fee $5,500

PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE.

Kit Includes a wireless permanent makeup machine and a set of exclusive pigments (5 for lips, 5 for brows and 1 for eyeliner)!

Certificates will be awarded upon completion.

Join us and train with the best and most experienced technicians in the industry. Elevate your expertise in permanent makeup and unlock the potential to create stunning, long-lasting results.

**Enroll now by email admin@lighttouchstudio.ca or call 587-710-9245.**

Cost

$4500

($8000)

For full registration at Light Touch Academy, a deposit must be paid within 24 hours of signing the Student Contract.

Trainings Schedule

November 13-19, Edmonton (2 SEATS LEFT)
December 11-17, Edmonton (4 SEATS LEFT)
January 8-14, 2025, Edmonton
February 5-11, 2025, Edmonton
March 12-18, 2025, Edmonton
April 23-29, 2025, Edmonton
May 21-27, 2025, Edmonton
June 18-24, 2025, Edmonton
July 23-29, 2025, Edmonton
August 20-26, 2025, Edmonton

Please call 587-710-9245
or email to register at admin@lighttouchstudio.ca.

About Permanent Makeup

Permanent makeup, also known as micropigmentation or cosmetic tattooing, is a procedure that involves implanting pigment into the skin to enhance or replicate natural features such as eyebrows, eyeliner, and lips. Here are some detailed aspects of permanent makeup:

Types of Permanent Makeup Procedures

Microblading:
- Purpose: Enhances the eyebrows by creating fine, hair-like strokes that mimic natural eyebrow hairs.
- Technique: A handheld tool with tiny needles is used to deposit pigment into the upper layers of the skin.
- Longevity: Typically lasts 1-3 years, depending on skin type and aftercare.
Eyeliner Tattooing:
- Purpose: Defines the eyes by applying pigment along the lash line to create the appearance of fuller lashes and a more defined eye.
- Technique: A tattoo machine or a manual tool deposits pigment along the upper and/or lower lash lines.
- Longevity: Can last 1-5 years, with some touch-ups needed.
Lip Blushing:
- Purpose: Enhances the color, shape, and fullness of the lips.
- Technique: A tattoo machine is used to deposit pigment into the lips, creating a natural-looking tint.
- Longevity: Generally lasts 2-5 years.

Benefits

Convenience: Saves time on daily makeup application.
Consistency: Provides a consistent look without the need for reapplication throughout the day.
Customization: Colors and shapes can be customized to match individual preferences and features.

Considerations

Pain and Discomfort: Some procedures may cause discomfort, though numbing agents are typically used.
Healing Time: Initial healing takes a few days, but full healing can take several weeks.
Color Changes: Pigment may fade or change color over time, requiring touch-ups.
Allergic Reactions: Rare, but possible. A patch test is often recommended.

Aftercare

Avoid Moisture: Keep the area dry for the first few days.
Avoid Makeup: Refrain from applying makeup on the treated area until fully healed.
Avoid Sun Exposure: Protect the area from direct sunlight to prevent fading.
Follow Instructions: Adhere to the aftercare instructions provided by the practitioner to ensure proper healing.

Choosing a Practitioner

Experience and Certification: Ensure the practitioner is certified and experienced in permanent makeup.
Hygiene: The practitioner should follow strict hygiene and sterilization protocols.
Portfolio: Review before and after photos of previous clients.
Consultation: Have a thorough consultation to discuss expectations, potential risks, and the desired outcome.

Risks

Infection: As with any procedure that breaks the skin, there is a risk of infection if proper aftercare is not followed.
Scarring: Improper technique or aftercare can lead to scarring.
Unsatisfactory Results: There is always a risk that the final result may not meet expectations. Discussing your goals clearly with your practitioner can mitigate this risk.