Lesson 1Temp colour ways: brow dye vs henna vs half-last colours—pick rules and how long they stayKnow differences between dye, henna, and half-last colours. Learn to check skin type, hair colour, and daily life to pick best, guess fade ways, and set real hopes for stay and keep up.
Comparing dye, henna, and mix formulasSkin base tones and hair colour matchPatch check and touchy warningsPut time and full controlStay hopes and fade waysKeep up times and client teachLesson 2Brow mapping basics: golden rule, Brow mapping with measures/strings, size signsMaster brow mapping using golden rule and face signs. Do measure and string ways to find brow start, arch, and end, changing rules to real faces while keeping fit, even, and client likes.
Golden rule basics for brow designUp and side face ref linesMeasure ways for exact checkString mapping for quick look guidesChanging maps to special face partsMark points before hair take outLesson 3Hair take out ways: plucking, wax, thread—when to use, no-go, and pain handleStudy plucking, wax, and thread with clear when and no-go. Learn to pick safest way, control pain, stop rub, and follow natural growth for clean but soft hair take out.
Pluck way and hair wayWax kinds, heat, and safeThread hand spots and pullNo-go and risk checkPain less and calm waysAfter take out red and bump controlLesson 4Cut and shape ways: tools, blade turns, and keep hair line for natural endMake better cut and shape skills using scissors, blades, and cutters. Learn blade turns, pull control, and how to keep natural hair line, no holes or hard edges while making brow end smooth.
Picking scissors, blades, and cuttersBrush ways before cutSafe blade turns near brow lineTake bulk without gapsSoften hard edges and linesLast smooth and style before makeupLesson 5Mix ways for worried clients: small change ways, slow shape plans, and hide for thin spotsBuild plans for worried or first time clients using small change ways. Learn to design slow shape plans, hide thin spots, and mix soft fill, cut, and dye while keeping client easy.
Talk words for worried clientsSmall change mapping and shape rulesSoft fill to try new shapes slowHide gaps with layer thingsStep shape plans over timesAfter care and calm talkLesson 6Even check and real fix: measure uneven, set do-able goalsBuild eye for real even by measure brow height, length, and thick. Learn to tell face uneven from brow issues, set do-able goals, and talk limits and choices to clients.
Using ref points to check evenMeasure height, length, and thickTell face vs brow unevenFix uneven arches and endsWhen to take, not over fix, unevenExplain real ends to clientsLesson 7Makeup fill ways: pencil, powder, paste, tiny brow pen—stroke make, layer, and mix for natural endsLook at pencil, powder, paste, and tiny brow pen to fill brows with real feel. Learn stroke make, layer, and mix plans to fix gaps, make shape better, and keep soft, natural end.
Picking formulas by skin type and daily lifePencil mapping and hair like stroke makePowder layer for soft fullPaste control for strong but clear browsTiny brow pen stroke way and spaceMix and set for long stayLesson 8Thing and tool pick: brush kinds, twisters, shapes, clean throw aways and thing part thinks (no allergy picks)Learn to pick and keep brushes, twisters, shapes, and throw aways for clean, exact work. Know fiber kinds, brush shapes, and part labels, adding no allergy and touchy skin friend picks.
Side, flat, and small brush usesTwisters, combs, and cut scissorsShapes and when to use or notClean throw aways and clean rulesRead labels for rub and allergy thingsBuild wide, pro brow setLesson 9Design picks by face shape: best arch height, end length, and start spot for different face shapesLearn to change brow design to round, egg, box, long, and heart faces. Set best arch height, end length, and start spot to balance parts, soften turns, and make nice, own brow shapes.
Spotting client face shape rightArch height rules by face shapeEnd length and way for balanceStart spot and nose widthSoften strong parts with browsDesign for older and aging faces
