The beauty industry is no longer exclusive requiring years of cosmetology school. Now, you can become part of the fastest growing beauty trend in recent history to launch a coveted career. Best known as microblading, it’s the art of semi-permanent tattoo application. Women and men from around the world are rushing to their local salons and spas to get microbladed brows, lips, eyeliner, and so much more.For those looking to get into this industry, there has never been a better time!But before you get your checkbooks out and sign on the dotted line for just any ‘ole microblading training, it’s important to do your research. With this amazing beauty trend there are many supportive artists that offer training and apprenticeships, which is a requirement to become a microblading artist in many states including Nevada and California.Unfortunately, there are also those microblading artists that will happily take your check and then never provide any training. While they may pass you on without any training and give you your certificate this is at a huge disservice to you and your potential customers. There is more to microblading training that you may think. It not only just involves enjoying being part of the beauty world — but it’s a combination of art + science + customer service + health training.If you’re serious about getting into the beauty industry and more specifically becoming a microblading artist, part of your research should be vetting your potential microblader trainer with the following:
  1. Do the details of the training include at least 15 hours of hands on training?
  2. What is the cost and what do you get with this?
  3. Are you responsible for purchasing a starter kit or does it come with the training costs?
  4. Is there a possibility to build your own clientele while you are in training?
  5. Can you make some money as an apprenticeship?
  6. Is the trainer certified with all the proper safety and health requirements?
  7. Where do you practice your microblading (home or business)?
  8. Does your trainer also teach some principles of business?
Additionally, its ideal to start a list of the top two to three microblading training programs that you’re interested in and compare the list of benefits from each. Weigh this against the price to determine which program is right for you.Are you ready to make the investment into becoming a microblading artist? Check out MicroBladers | The Art Of Beauty and their coveted training program. Not only are they certified with an established and licensed salon in Las Vegas, they offer full training including how to build clientele and a certified apprenticeship program that allows you to build clientele and earn money.

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