Powder Brows
Online Training
How does the course work?
PowderBrows is a special eyebrow shading technique that emphasizes the natural contours of the eyebrows.
Unlike the PhiBrows Microblading treatment where hairs are drawn, the PowderBrows technique uses many tiny dots that create a soft, powdered look of the eyebrows.
Benefits of being a Powder Brows artist
Financial freedom
Generate $100k+ per year working 6 hours/day4x a week
Flexible Work Hours
Set your own schedule and decide how many clients to serve
Career Growth
Start your own business or work in specialized clinics
Powder Brows Course
Craft Master
Upon registration, each student gets access to the online program and has to complete all levels in order to obtain certification.
Follow up
Grand Master Yomaira will evaluate each practice work you submit with feedback so you can improve your technique.
Practice
You practice at your own time and you send your work to your master at your own time. The more you practice the fastest you will master the technique!
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All of the options include the powder brows online course!
Choose your course
Powder brows course
with basic kit (no PMU machine included)
$1,500 USD
6 month online training
Powder brows course
with basic kit + PMU machine
$1,980 USD
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Powder Brows Technique
Certification
After completing your online course in the Craftmaster learning platform, all participants receive a Microblading Artist certificate by PhiAcademy, the best beauty academy in the world.
As well as their place on the map of Artists or Technicians within the official PhiAcademy website.
Regulations for permanent makeup licensing in the United States vary by state. In many states, obtaining a microblading license involves completing a certified training program, often from a licensed or accredited institution, and adhering to specific health and safety standards. It's essential to check with the local health department or regulatory body in your state for the most current and specific licensing requirements for permanent makeup.