Unfortunately no. No guarantees can be made about how many spots will be available in the program, in addition, Angela does not have any other affiliations with other artists in the area to assist in finding an apprenticeship program. This will be the responsibility of the student.
Depending upon your skill set, and where you are in your practice, if you provide your own insurance, you will be able to obtain and take clients on your own in the studio. These times will be determined by Angela’s schedule and when she is available to assist you
Yes. Starting in 2022, AMB will be providing an apprenticeship program for students that have trained. This will be a 12 month apprenticeship and there will be a monthly fee associated with it. Entry into the program will be determined by Angela based on your skill set and drive to succeed in the industry.
If you want to take our apprenticeship you must be available in-person one day during the week.
Depending on how the apprenticeship is set up, you may or may not be able to. It is a big time commitment to make sure that you are properly trained in permanent make up before you start taking clients. This is some thing only do you know about yourself. I can supply you with the skills, but you need to decide if you have the drive and determination to make it happen.
Yes, you need to have the proper insurance in place for permanent make up. It runs about $1200-$1500 for the year.
You need to complete a 2000 hour apprenticeship With a licensed tattoo artist or permanent make up artist in order to have them sign off on your paperwork. This paperwork is then submitted to the state and if everything is in place you will obtain a Connecticut tattoo license
Yes. You need to hold a tattoo license in the state of Connecticut to perform any type of permanent make up legally, including Microblading
We are sure you have heard the term Microblading used over and over this year when referring to eyebrows. Over time I have learned that this is not the safest procedure for the skin, so I switched to Machine Hairstrokes. They deliver the same look as Microblading, but with less trauma and more longevity! Ready to learn about the difference between Microblading and Permanent Hairstrokes? Let’s go!
The eyebrow evolution continues. Microblading eyebrows was the hottest trend a year ago. Now there is something better! Permanent Hairstrokes! Here’s everything you need to know about the new brow procedure taking the beauty world by storm. Also called eyebrow embroidery, feathering, or etching, Hairstrokes are a permanent makeup solution that differs from the eyebrow tattoos we saw in past years.
When etching the hairstrokes I uses a very fine tattoo needle to deposit pigment into the skin using the “hairstroke” technique. In other words: your brows won’t appear too dark or inky and the brows you have will seamlessly blend into your look to give you a natural appearance. This differs from Microblading because we are not cutting into the skin. When the eyebrows are Microbladed, a series of acupuncture needles is used to create cuts in the skin. Over time, this can lead to uneven results, scar tissue and damage to the skin.
Class price is available upon request.
No, however a Blood-borne pathogen and first aid course must be completed before your course date. (Proof of completion will be required).
Here is a provider: https://www.protrainings.com/client/CUSTOM1061
