Beauty · All levels
Build confident, precise brow work with a lesson library you can keep using
A monthly membership with more than 60 lessons on brow design, colour and tinting, plus new material every month and downloadable checklists.
- 60+ video lessons
- New lessons every month
- Downloadable guides and checklists
- Beginners and experienced artists
- 14-day money-back guarantee
Why brow work feels harder than it looks
Brows look simple until you have a client in the chair. Every face is different, the eyes are never quite level, and the colour that looked right on the swatch turns out too warm after a day. Many artists learn in fragments from short videos and trial and error, and end up with gaps they only notice when something goes wrong.
Those gaps cost confidence. You may hesitate over a design because you cannot explain why it works. You may avoid tinting certain hair types because you are unsure what the dye and oxidant actually do. And you may feel you are repeating the same two or three shapes for everyone.
This membership is built to close those gaps in a structured way. It brings the geometry of the face, colour theory, hair structure and dye chemistry into one library, so each decision you make at work has a reason behind it.
It is also a practical resource. Lessons come with guides and checklists you can download and keep next to your workstation, and you study at your own pace between appointments.
What you will be able to do
- Build brow shapes from facial proportions
Use reference points, axes and face charts instead of copying a template.
- Adapt a design to the eyes and face shape
Read eye set, eye shape and face type, then adjust the brow to balance them.
- Work with asymmetry and age-related changes
Plan designs for drooping lines, uneven brows and mature faces.
- Design brows for male clients
Understand how the shape differs and offer a service to a new group of clients.
- Mark up brows with paste and pencil
Create a clean, clear outline before you start working.
- Assess hair and skin before tinting
Judge hair thickness, porosity, depth of tone and underlying pigment.
- Explain what is in a dye and oxidant
Understand pigments, oxidant strengths and why timing matters.
- Choose colours for different colour types
Match tint to hair colour, skin tone and lightness with a clear method.
- Correct common tinting mistakes
Recognise what went wrong and how to fix unwanted undertones.
- 60+
- lessons in the knowledge base
- 7
- core modules in this programme outline
- 4
- demonstrations on models
- 31 days
- of access per monthly payment
The approach: understand first, then apply
The lessons follow one idea: a good result should be explainable. Instead of memorising a single shape, you learn the proportions and anatomy behind it, so you can adjust when a face does not fit the pattern.
The same applies to colour. You start with what colour is and how colour systems work, then move to hair structure, then to the chemistry of the dye, and only then to choosing a shade. By the time you mix a formula, you know why each part is in it.
Practice is built in through face charts and exercises. You print or draw them, try the construction methods yourself and compare your results with the guides. Training the steadiness of your hand and the precision of fine lines is part of the work, not an extra.
How the course works
You join with a monthly membership. Each payment gives you access to the club for 31 days. Inside you find the knowledge base with more than 60 video lessons on brows, and the lessons are studied independently. Homework in the base is not checked by a tutor unless you choose that extra option.
New lessons are added every month and are available to everyone with active membership. Guides and checklists sit inside the lessons and can be downloaded. A community chat lets members ask questions, share experience and exchange advice, with a simple house rule: ask for help, but keep it constructive.
Some services are offered separately for an additional fee, such as tutor review of homework with recommendations and a personal consultation. They are optional and not part of the membership price. The core of what you buy is the lesson library and its materials.
The programme
The library contains more than 60 lessons. The modules below outline the main courses within it.
1Module 1 — Brow geometry: foundationsWhy brows matter on the face and how to read proportions.4 lessons
- A history of brows from ancient Egypt to today
- Why brows are so important on the face
- Face proportions and the golden ratio
- Building an ideal face with a construction guide
2Module 2 — Brow design schemesConstruct brows logically with reference points and axes.4 lessons
- Types of brow construction schemes
- Reference points and construction axes
- Using a face chart to build balanced brows
- Static and dynamic brow shapes
3Module 3 — Adapting to the clientFit the design to eyes, face shape, age and gender.6 lessons
- Eye shapes, eye set, depth and width
- Face shapes and how brows correct them
- Skull anatomy and the beauty triangle
- Age changes, drooping lines and brow lifting
- Working with asymmetry
- Male brows and marking up with paste and pencil
4Module 4 — Colour theory for brow artistsThe system of colour and how it applies to your work.4 lessons
- What colour is and where it comes from
- The colour wheel and colour properties
- Colour systems and colour space models
- A colour theory guide for daily practice
5Module 5 — Hair structure and dye chemistryWhat happens in the hair and in the bottle.5 lessons
- Hair structure, melanin and porosity
- Depth of tone, lightening background and colour nuance
- Dye composition and types of pigment
- Oxidant strengths and development timing
- Why different dyes and oxidants should not be mixed
6Module 6 — Choosing colour for each clientA clear method for matching shade to hair and skin.4 lessons
- Colour typing theory and skin tone
- Choosing shades for blondes, brunettes, redheads and browns
- Building a minimal working set of dyes
- Common tinting mistakes and how to correct them
7Module 7 — Professional dye line studyA detailed theory block and four demonstrations on models.6 lessons
- Dye composition and oxidant replacement
- Neutralising unwanted shades
- Mixing formulas for hair depth, nuance and skin tone
- Preparing oily and dry skin and applying with the hair technique
- Aftercare recommendations for the client
- Four demonstrations on models, including a daytime makeup finish
What you get
- Knowledge base with 60+ lessons
Self-paced video lessons on brow design, colour and tinting.
- New lessons every month
Added to the library for all active members.
- Guides and checklists
Downloadable materials inside the lessons for use at work.
- Face charts and exercises
Practice material for construction and complex brow designs.
- Community chat
Questions answered, advice shared and motivation from fellow artists.
- Optional extras
Homework review and personal consultation available for a separate fee.
Is this course for you?
This course is for you if…
- Beginners who want a structured foundation in brow design and colour.
- Experienced artists who feel gaps in their knowledge and want to refine their method.
- Specialists who want to understand dye chemistry instead of following recipes.
- Artists who want to add male brows or mature clients to their services.
- People who prefer to study independently in their own time.
Probably not a fit if…
- Anyone looking for a personal tutor on every lesson, since homework checking is a separate paid option.
- Those who want a live in-person workshop.
- Learners expecting a guaranteed result without practice on real models.
After the course
After working through the lessons, you approach each client with a method. You can analyse proportions, choose a construction scheme and explain your design in clear words, which also helps clients trust your decisions.
When it comes to colour, you can look at a client's hair and skin, name what you see and select a formula with purpose. When something goes wrong, you know where to look for the cause.
You also have a library of checklists and guides to return to, and new lessons keep arriving while your membership is active, so your knowledge keeps growing with the profession.
Questions before you join
How much time do I need per week?
There is no fixed schedule. Most members study a few lessons a week between appointments, and you can go faster or slower depending on how much practice you add.
Do I need previous experience?
No. The library suits beginners and experienced artists. Starting with the foundations modules is a good way to build the vocabulary used in later lessons.
How does access work after payment?
After payment you receive access to the club. Each monthly payment covers 31 days of access, and you renew when you want to continue.
What is the refund policy?
You can request a refund within 14 days of purchase. Contact our support team and we will handle it.
What format are the lessons in?
They are recorded video lessons with downloadable guides, checklists and face charts. Some lessons include demonstrations on models.
Does the material stay available?
You can use the library for as long as your membership is active. Downloadable guides and checklists that you save stay with you.
Is homework checked?
Homework in the knowledge base is completed independently. Tutor review with recommendations is available as a separate paid option.
Are new lessons included?
Yes. New lessons are added every month and are available to everyone with active membership.
Start building your brow skills
Join the club, open the first module and work through the lessons at your own pace.