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your course, cut to your hands

Every brow course at Eyebrow Tattoo Courses Australia starts with a conversation. Tell us which pattern you are drawn to and where your skills sit today, and we will talk you through the course that fits, from a first eyebrow tattoo foundation to advanced training for working artists.

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I — NAME YOUR PATTERN

Name the pattern

or ask us to help you choose

Unsure where to start? Pick the closest match from the list below and name it in the Subject or Message field of the form. A foundation enquiry is just as welcome as one about advanced work.

01  Eyebrow Tattoo Course

02  Microblading Course

03  Feathering Course

04  Nano Brows Course

05  Powder Brows Course

06  Ombre Brows Course

07  Combination Brows Course

08  Advanced Eyebrow Tattoo Training

Compare every technique side by side on the courses hub.
I · THE ENQUIRY FORM

Course enquiry & enrolment

Name, Email and Message are required. Put the course name (for example ‘05 Powder Brows Course’) in Subject or Message. Phone, Location, Budget and Timeframe are optional.

We use these details to respond to your enquiry. Please avoid sending sensitive personal information.

II — AFTER YOU ENQUIRE

From enquiry

to enrolment

An enquiry is not a commitment. It opens a fitting conversation, where the course is measured against your experience and goals before anything is confirmed.

STEP 1 — READ

We review your enquiry, the course you are interested in and what you have told us about your background with brows.

STEP 2 — RESPOND

We contact you using the email or phone details you provide, with any questions we need answered to recommend the right pattern.

STEP 3 — FIT

We talk through the course structure, training format and location, what is included and the current course details, so you can compare with confidence.

STEP 4 — ENROL

When you are ready, we confirm your enrolment and let you know how to prepare for your first training session.

Gloved hands holding tweezers, a fine tool, a cotton pad and a small cup against a white background.

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III — QUESTIONS TO BRING

Come with

your own measurements

Which technique suits my current level: hair strokes, shading or a combination?

How is the course structured, and how much of it is hands-on practice?

What training format and location apply to the course I want?

What is included, and what will I need to bring or supply myself?

Which local requirements should I check before practising in my state or territory?

How does this course lead on to further training, such as advanced work?

Where can I see examples in the Student Work Gallery?

Want to meet the people behind the teaching first? Read about our trainers and their approach.
IV — STILL DECIDING

Still choosing

the cut?