Semi Permanent Makeup Full Face

Our Full Face semi-permanent make-up training course comprises both theory and practical elements of SPMU machine techniques. This semi-permanent makeup course has been structured from start to finish with you in mind. This enables us to ensure that when you complete your SPMU training course, you leave with all the skills that will help you feel confident to perform semi-permanent procedures.

Our semi-permanent makeup training covers techniques for eyebrows, eyeliner and lips, and includes the machine, as well as a kit to service ten clients following the SPMU course.

In addition, the semi-permanent makeup course covers the anatomy and physiology of the skin and equips you with an in-depth knowledge of colour theory and colour correction. This enables you to become an advanced practitioner in your field. You will gain practical experience both in the classroom and working on real models at the training academy.

Upon completing the training for semi-permanent makeup at TABA, you will be equipped with the skills and core knowledge needed to progress in the beauty industry. As well as offering practical support throughout the permanent makeup training, you will gain insight into how to set up your own professional business.

Our team of tutors and specialists are here to support whichever direction you take following your SPMU training. You might choose to start a new career working within a salon or start up your own business, helping people to achieve their beauty goals.

What brow styles does the course cover?

• Ombre Brows
• Hybrid Brows
• Powder Brows
• Hairstroke Brows
• Combination Eyebrows

What lip styles does the course cover?

• Lip Blush
• Lip Liner

What eye styles does the course cover?

• Classic Top Eyeliner
• Bottom Eyeliner
• Eyelash Enhancement

Course content

Anatomy and Physiology of the Skin

• Understanding the structure, function and characteristics of the skin, including its layers, appendages and physiological processes, to inform cosmetic procedures.

Health and Safety Legalities

• Adhering to regulations, laws and standards related to health and safety in cosmetic practices to ensure a secure environment for practitioners and clients.

Insurance

• Obtaining professional indemnity insurance to mitigate risks and liabilities associated with cosmetic treatments, safeguarding both practitioners and clients.

Colour Theory

• Studying principles of colour theory and their application in cosmetic procedures, including pigment selection and blending to achieve desired outcomes.

Colour Correction

• Employing techniques to correct or adjust colours in cosmetic procedures to address irregularities and achieve harmonious results.

Understanding Skin Tones of Clients

• Analysing and recognising various skin tones of clients to select appropriate pigments and tailor treatments to individual needs.

Evaluating Skin Types

• Assessing different skin types based on texture, tone and sensitivity to determine suitable treatments and products.

Contraindications

• Identifying factors or conditions that may preclude clients from undergoing certain cosmetic procedures safely, such as allergies or medical considerations.

Client Consultation Process

• Conducting comprehensive consultations with clients to understand their needs, preferences and medical history and to provide tailored recommendations and informed consent.

Needle Configuration

• Understanding the types, shapes and configurations of needles used in cosmetic procedures and their effects on treatment outcomes.

Machine Knowledge

• Familiarising with the operation, settings and functionalities of cosmetic machines to ensure safe and effective treatment delivery.

Pigment Choice

• Selecting appropriate pigments based on skin tone, type and client preferences to achieve natural-looking results.

Practice Skin Work

• Practising cosmetic techniques on artificial skin surfaces to refine skills, build confidence and enhance proficiency.

Brow Mapping

• Mapping and designing eyebrows according to facial features, proportions and client preferences to achieve aesthetically pleasing results.

Live Demonstrations

• Observing or participating in live demonstrations of cosmetic procedures to learn techniques, protocols and best practices.

Business Setup

• Establishing and managing a cosmetic practice, including legal requirements, marketing strategies and financial considerations.

Aftercare

• Providing clients with post treatment instructions and advice to promote healing, minimise complications and maximise treatment outcomes.

Additional information

Pre-study is essential to give you a basic knowledge of the SPMU techniques and theory before coming to train with us.

The semi-permanent makeup courses include a starter kit with everything you need to get started.

Which Accreditations does this course have?

• ABT Accreditation 
• CPD Accreditation Group
• Certification provided on successful completion of the course

We will arrange all models for you unless you wish to bring a model of your own. They will still be charged our normal model fee to cover products and disposables.