Lash and Brow Course

Lesson 1 • Ergonomic Workspace Design

Guides students in arranging treatment beds, lighting, and trolleys for efficiency and body safety. Proper setup reduces practitioner fatigue and service errors.

Lesson 2 • Infection Control Principles

Covers pathogen transmission routes and the hierarchy of sterilisation, disinfection, and sanitation. Connects regulatory hygiene standards to daily salon practice.

Lesson 3 • Waste Disposal and Environmental Compliance

Addresses correct disposal of sharps, chemical waste, and single-use materials per environmental health standards. Students create a compliant waste management checklist.

Lesson 4 • Product Safety and Allergen Awareness

Examines ingredient lists, safety data sheets, and patch-test protocols for adhesives, dyes, and waxes. Students learn to identify and respond to adverse reactions.

Lesson 1 • Skin and Hair Biology Basics

Explains hair growth cycles, follicle structure, and skin layers relevant to brow and lash services. This knowledge prevents damage and informs product selection.

Lesson 2 • Face Shape Analysis and Mapping

Teaches the seven primary face shapes and their ideal brow and lash proportions. Students practise mapping on live models to develop consistent measurement habits.

Lesson 3 • Client Consultation and Record Keeping

Builds a structured intake process covering health history, lifestyle, and aesthetic goals. Accurate records protect both client and practitioner throughout the service relationship.

Lesson 4 • Facial Anatomy and Bone Structure

Covers orbital bones, brow ridge, and lid anatomy as they relate to design decisions. Provides the anatomical baseline every subsequent technique depends on.

Lesson 1 • Trimming and Grooming Techniques

Teaches scissor and razor trimming to control brow length and density without removal. Trimming completes every shaping service and refines the final look.

Lesson 2 • Corrective Shaping for Asymmetry

Addresses uneven brows caused by natural asymmetry, previous over-removal, or scarring. Students apply measurement and visual balance strategies to create harmonious results.

Lesson 3 • Threading Fundamentals

Introduces thread tension, loop formation, and rolling motion for clean hair removal. Threading suits sensitive skin and offers line precision unmatched by wax.

Lesson 4 • Waxing Methods for Brow Design

Covers hard wax and strip wax application, removal, and cleanup specific to the brow area. Students practise temperature control and skin-stretch technique to prevent lifting.

Lesson 1 • Henna Brow Application

Introduces henna as a plant-based tinting alternative that stains both hair and skin. Students learn mixing, layering, and removal to achieve defined, long-lasting brow stains.

Lesson 2 • Lamination and Brow Lift Services

Explains the chemical process of brow lamination and its effect on hair direction and texture. Students perform the full lamination sequence and advise on maintenance intervals.

Lesson 3 • Colour Theory for Brow Services

Applies the colour wheel, undertones, and depth levels to brow tint selection. Accurate colour theory prevents mismatched results and guides corrective decisions.

Lesson 4 • Brow Tinting Application

Covers mixing ratios, processing times, and application methods for cream and gel tints. Students practise on varied hair colours to build reliable processing judgment.

Lesson 1 • Isolation and Adhesive Control

Teaches single-lash isolation with the non-dominant hand and precise adhesive bead sizing. Isolation prevents stickies and is the most critical skill in classic application.

Lesson 2 • Curing, Finishing, and Aftercare

Explains adhesive curing conditions, nano-misting, and final brushing to complete the service. Students deliver a structured aftercare briefing that maximises client retention.

Lesson 3 • Classic Extension Placement

Guides students through directional placement, bonding zone, and attachment angle for each lash zone. Consistent placement produces a seamless, natural-looking full set.

Lesson 4 • Eye Preparation and Taping

Covers under-eye pad placement, taping techniques, and lower lash isolation to protect the client. Proper preparation prevents adhesive contact with skin and speeds application.

Lesson 1 • Promade Fan Application

Covers selection, adhesive loading, and placement of promade fans for faster service delivery. Students compare retention and aesthetics between handmade and promade options.

Lesson 2 • Handmade Fan Techniques

Teaches pinching, rolling, and bouquet methods for creating fans directly from the strip. Handmade fans allow customisation of width, density, and base size.

Lesson 3 • Hybrid Set Design and Execution

Combines classic and volume extensions in a single set to create textured, dimensional results. Students map hybrid placement patterns before applying to live models.

Lesson 4 • Volume Fan Theory and Structure

Explains the physics of fan weight distribution and why thin-diameter lashes are essential for volume. Students calculate safe fan sizes relative to natural lash strength.

Lesson 1 • Shield and Rod Selection

Guides selection of silicone shields and rods by natural lash length and desired curl outcome. Correct shield size is the single greatest determinant of lift result.

Lesson 2 • Lash Tinting After a Lift

Covers tint selection, application, and processing directly after a lift service for maximum impact. Students learn to sequence tinting within the lift appointment efficiently.

Lesson 3 • Lash Lift Application Procedure

Walks through the full lift sequence: adhesive, lash placement, solution application, and neutralising. Students practise timing precision to avoid over-processing.

Lesson 4 • Lash Lift Chemistry and Safety

Explains the disulfide bond breaking and reforming process that creates a permanent curl. Chemical safety protocols prevent over-processing and client injury.

Lesson 1 • Building a Professional Portfolio

Teaches photography setup, editing standards, and curation strategies for a brow and lash portfolio. A strong portfolio is the primary marketing asset for new practitioners.

Lesson 2 • Corrective Lash Extension Services

Addresses common extension problems: stickies, poor retention, incorrect curl, and overfilled sets. Students perform safe removal and corrective infills on compromised sets.

Lesson 3 • Practical Assessment and Feedback

Students complete timed practical assessments on live models evaluated against industry benchmarks. Structured peer and instructor feedback drives final skill refinement.

Lesson 4 • Advanced Brow and Lash Design Planning

Combines face mapping, colour theory, and technique selection into a unified design brief for each client. Students create written design plans before executing advanced services.