Permanent makeup has quietly become one of the fastest-growing beauty services in Nepal. Clients who once spent ten minutes every morning filling in their brows now want to wake up with them already done — and they are willing to pay well for an artist who can deliver that safely and beautifully. If you have been thinking about turning that demand into a career, our Microblading / Microshading course is the most direct route in.
What microblading and microshading actually are
The two techniques are often spoken of together, but they produce very different results. Microblading uses a fine manual blade to deposit pigment in crisp, hair-like strokes that mimic natural brow hairs. It suits clients with normal to dry skin who want a soft, realistic finish. Microshading builds a soft powdered effect using tiny dots of pigment, giving a filled-in, makeup-like look that holds up far better on oily or mature skin. Many of the best results come from combining both in a single brow.
Knowing when to use which is what separates a trained artist from someone who has only watched tutorials. That judgement is exactly what the course is built around.
Inside the one-week course
The course runs for one week and is open to complete beginners as well as working beauticians who want to add PMU to their menu. It moves from theory into hands-on work quickly, because brows are learned with your hands, not from a slide deck.
- Brow mapping, shaping and symmetry — measuring a face properly so both brows agree with each other and with the client’s bone structure.
- Colour theory and pigment selection — matching undertones to Nepali skin tones and understanding how a pigment will heal and fade months later.
- Microblading and microshading technique — blade angle, depth, pressure and stroke pattern, drilled on practice skins until the muscle memory is there.
- Hygiene, safety and aftercare — sterile setup, contraindications, and the aftercare advice that protects your work and your reputation.
- Practice on real models — supervised live sessions before you graduate, so your first paying client is not your first real face.
Every student receives a professional microblading kit to take home, a certificate of completion, and an internship opportunity with us. The internship matters more than people expect: repetition under supervision is what turns a nervous new artist into a confident one.
Why brows are a smart first specialisation
Compared to most beauty specialisations, PMU brows have an unusually good return. The training is short — one week rather than months. The service commands a premium price because the result lasts one to three years. And every satisfied client walks around wearing your portfolio on her face, which is the cheapest marketing in the industry.
It also stacks well. Artists who start with microblading often go on to add lash extensions, lip blush or nano brows, building a service list where one client books three different treatments. If you already know you want the full picture, our Ultimate Brows Masterclass and Combo Course take you further into machine work and PMU.
Who should enrol
You do not need prior experience or a beauty qualification. What helps is a steady hand, patience, and genuine interest in the detail of a face. We keep batches small deliberately, so each student gets corrected in the moment rather than at the end of the week.
If you are considering it, come and talk to us before you decide. We are happy to walk you through the kit, show you healed results from previous students, and be honest about whether this is the right course for where you are right now.
Ready to start? Visit our Academy page for full course details and pricing, or get in touch to ask about the next available batch.
