Most people have heard of microblading training, but they aren’t very familiar with an eyebrow feathering course in Sydney. Generally, micro-feathering (as it’s often called) and microblading are quite similar, though they do have a few minor differences. Both treatments are semi-permanent tattoo techniques that use a special tool. This makes tiny cuts, almost identical to the look of eyebrow hairs. At the same time, the pigment is inserted into those small cuts. That way, the brows look fuller. While microblading is best for overall thin brows, eyebrow feathering is ideal for full brows with a few sparse areas.
During an eyebrow feathering course in Sydney, you’ll learn more about the process, such as how long it will last, what aftercare is involved, and how to perform the procedure. You’ll also focus on the technique and getting used to the special tool. It’s important to note that some people do have minor side effects, such as itching, redness, or swelling. Therefore, you should talk to each of your clients about what to do and not do after treatment for the best results. Of course, you can’t do that until you’ve learned everything there is to know through the right training program.
Crystal Vongphrachanh is a PhiBrows Master and a highly active member of the PhiBrows legacy. She focuses most of her attention on teaching others the eyebrow feathering course in Sydney so that they, too, can learn the skills. The coursework is relatively straightforward; you will take a six-month online course to understand the basics. Then, you can take the two-day workshop, where you will get plenty of hands-on training. You’ll be able to take that knowledge and help women and men who have thin patches or be able to create a full eyebrow for those who have none or little eyebrow left.