10 · TRAINING SHEET · CANBERRA, ACT
Good cosmetic tattooing depends on artistic judgement, technical knowledge and close attention to each client. Those things are learned at the chair, not from a screen. That is why our specialist beauty training is taught in person at our Canberra studio, by the same artist who carries out our treatments.
Reference photograph: close, gloved work around the brow and eyelid.
A · WHAT TRAINING IS BUILT ON
Our training is led by Olha Po, a permanent makeup specialist and educator who has worked professionally in cosmetic tattooing since 2016. The official Face Figurati website, which Olha founded, identifies her as a licensed cosmetic tattoo artist. She built her expertise through practical experience, international training and the study of European permanent makeup techniques.
The same principles that guide our client work guide our teaching. Every face is different, so design starts with measuring and mapping, not a template. Technique and pigment are chosen to suit the person in the chair. And clients deserve straight answers about healing, fading and maintenance.
B · IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?
01 Where are you starting from?
Tell us about the beauty or cosmetic tattoo work you have done so far, if any. It helps us talk honestly about which training makes sense for you.
02 What do you want to be able to do?
Brows are our main focus, followed by lip blush and eyeliner. Knowing which area interests you most gives the conversation a clear starting point.
03 Can you train in Canberra?
All training happens in person at our studio in Canberra, ACT. You will need to attend in person.
C · HOW TO GET STARTED
01 Send an enquiry through our consultation form and mention that you are asking about training.
02 We talk through your experience, your goals and the training options currently available, including fees and timing.
03 Once you’re ready to go ahead, we arrange your in-person training at our Canberra studio.
Reference photograph: gloved hands and single-purpose tools.
D · GOOD TO KNOW
Cosmetic, not medical. Our training covers cosmetic tattooing and permanent makeup. It does not cover injectables, fillers, surgery or the medical treatment of skin conditions, and cosmetic tattooing is never presented as a substitute for them.
Results vary from client to client. Every cosmetic tattoo depends on the client’s skin, existing pigmentation, healing, lifestyle and aftercare. Pigment can fade or change over time, and a fresh treatment is not the final result. Explaining this clearly is part of the job.
Training outcomes depend on individual practice and progress.
E · FURTHER READING
Questions about training? Send us an enquiry or call 0434 424 000, any day from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm.
