So, you want to be a brow boss? Well, you’ve come to the right place, darling! One of the greatest advantages to learning the world of microblading and brow PMU is the variety of business opportunities that come with it. Whether you choose to work in a salon and perfect your skills with a team of likeminded professionals or dream of owning your own business – where boss is more than just a role, it’s a state of mind – all is within reach.

How to Start a Microblading and Brow PMU Business

While the options are truly endless after your microblading and brow PMU training is complete, today we want to focus on building your own business. We’ll take you through the steps you need to know before your “boss baddy” phase can truly begin. Although, we know if you’re scrolling our site, you’re already a baddy in your own right. Let’s get into it, snobs!

Step 1: Get Certified with a Microblading and Brow PMU Course

The first – and arguably most important – step is to take a microblading and brow PMU training course and earn your certification. Luckily, if you haven’t already, we offer a variety of in-person and online courses to teach you everything you need to know. From our Microblading Course to our Brow PMU Course, you’ll learn the ins and outs of what it takes to thrive in this industry. Here’s a taste of what you’ll learn:

Health and safety measures Skin anatomy and physiology Color theory and pigment selection Microblading and brow PMU techniques Eyebrow shaping and design Safe removal and correction How to determine pricing for your services Tips on launching your brow career

Step 2: Build Your Kit

When you enroll in our courses, you’ll receive a comprehensive starter kit with everything you need to perform high-quality microblading and brow PMU services. With mini, pro, and elite kits available, you’ll have the microblading pens, needles, pigments, numbing agents, and more to begin your boss journey. These are a great way to help you get started and as you venture further into your career, you can pick and choose the products and tools that work best for you and your clients.

Step 3: Research and Practice

No one is born an expert at anything; however, with a little research and a lot of practice, you can quickly up your game to be the best in the business. This day in age, the internet is your friend. To research microblading and brow PMU, there’s a bevvy of online resources: tutorials, articles, vlogs, etc. that can give you an inside glimpse into the world of brows. In terms of practice, reach out to friends, family, and even your Instagram followers to offer elevated brow looks. When doing this, always take before and after photos to add to your portfolio and share on social media. Word of the cyber mouth is crucial these days to run a thriving business.

Step 4: Start Your Microblading and Brow PMU Business

While this step is covered in greater depth in our courses, we’ll give a quick run through of business 101. Educate yourself on business structures, making sure you’re informed of your tax obligations, expenses, etc. Then, you’ll want to decide where you want to start this glowing business of yours. Try to avoid locations with a flooded market if you can. While you very well could be the best microblading and brow PMU artist in your town, competing

with several other businesses could cause unnecessary hiccups in your growth. Lastly, it’s time to determine the cost of your services. This will depend on the location of your business, your experience, and your profit margins. There’s a fine balance between undervaluing your services and overshooting your initial prices. The sweet spot is in there – just do your research to find out what it is.

Step 5: Market Your Business

Congratulations! You’ve taken the leap and started a microblading and brow PMU business. Now it’s time to get the word out by marketing yourself for the brow baddy you are! Use social media to your advantage to promote your services, reach new clients, and maybe even start a client referral program to encourage word of mouth. The more you can get your name – and talents – talked about, the better. And do so with zero shame. As a new business owner, you may struggle with promoting your own name or experience a hint of imposter syndrome. Avoid this trap best you can. You’ve done the work, taken the risks, and have earned your spot as a brow boss extraordinaire. So, channel that inner snob and get busy