micropigmentation Nouveau Contour
Nouveau Contour offers four training options, with the Platinum Elite being their most comprehensive. It covers 31 days of training plus 24 Technique and Confidence workshops.
If you prefer to take your training step-by-step you can begin with the Bronze Foundation Level, an eight- day entry-level intensive course where you’ll learn the fundamental brow, eye and lip treatments. On the Silver Experienced Level course, over 13 days including six Technique and Confidence workshops, you’ll gain more experience and skills.
Progress to the GoldAdvanced Level course for 23 days of training, including 12 Technique and Confidence workshops, where you will have your own personal mentor to guide you through advanced brow, liner and lip treatments.
The Platinum Elite course also covers Alopecia brow and eye treatments,
and medical tattoo treatments for nipples and areola.
The company specialise in seven styles of eyebrow including 3D Hairstroke Brows, six types of eye enhancements and six different lip treatments including full lip augmentation.
Nouveau Contour can also provide everything you will need to work as a technician, including the Intelligent Machine and Hand-piece, and their range of new formula pigments which now offers a total of 82 different colours including 33 new pigments.
• Nouveau Contour: 0844 801 6830
Before and afterNouveau Contour’s 3DHairstroke Brows treatment, on client with no eyebrow hair at all as a result of leukaemia treatment as a child. Treatment by Karen Betts.
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Smudge-Free
Smudge-Free’s Basic Course covers eyes, lips and eyebrows. This foundation course will teach you how to carry out the procedures using Smudge-Free’s techniques. On brows, this unique technique creates the illusion of twisting hairs through the brow as they do naturally.
The courses are run on a one-to-one basis giving you 100%dedication and maximum hands-on practise on real
models.All Smudge-Free’s courses are delivered to the same Occupational Standards set by HABIA, which Smudge-Free founder Andrew Stassi is also a consultant to.
TheirAdvanced semi-permanent cosmetics courses are for those experienced inMicropigmentation who want to learn more intricate procedures. This course teaches Double Eyeliners using two colours, one to intensify the lash-line and another to bring out the colour of your client’s eyes. Create shaped Eyeliners with a flick to open and lift
the eyes or create thick, Smoky Eyeliner using large needle groupings. Lip procedures include simulating volume and symmetry by softly contouring a new vermillion border then blending colours to complement the existing lip tissue. You will also learn the Smudge-Free advance Eyebrow techniques using multi-pigments for a 3D effect.
For those looking to enter the paramedical sector, Smudge-Free’s Masterclass will allow greater diversity and the possibilities of working with the NHS on corrective treatments includingAreola re- pigmentation or Nipple tattooing.
Smudge-Free also supply the advanced digital machine Derma Medical Liner, along with pharmaceutical grade pigments and disposable single-use cartridge needles.
• Smudge-Free: 020 7272 602 After
Before and after treatment using Smudge-Free techniques.
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