Follows International Standards SIBBSKS504A. All 350 pages are in Black and White print. However, if you need or prefer full colour this book is also offered in full colour. This Cosmetic Tattooing Permanent Makeup Micro-pigmentation Training Manual contains everything you will require to enter the field of becoming a permanent makeup technician. However, you actually need to try and practice some of these explanations before you become fully aware of the benefits of the information contained in this book. Therefore Robyna explains how to practice the art and judge your own work. This will prepare you well before you work on clients.There are all the modules required by The Australian Standards and International Micro-pigmentation Standards. After 40 years of training others, Robyna has now retired. All her handwritten notes have been compiled and placed into training manuals. Robyna asked her students to assist with the book and tell her what they needed. The book was given a trial run several times to see if students could work through the book and use it as a reference and how to guide. With their input, the book was revised twenty times before it was released for sale. Without hesitation, we recommend this book, to both professional tattooist and students. You would be well advised to have this book in their collection. Robyna was proud to be chosen to sit on the committee to rewrite the Australian Standards in the Early 1990s and again in 2007 - 2010 for the Hair, Health and Beauty industry. To add to her credits, Robyna has been presented with several industry awards. This is Volume 6 which includes Micro-needling. Table of Contents in part. Section A-C What is Permanent Make-Up? Prior knowledge required. Performance Criteria Training Module A1.1 Training Module A1.1a, Pricing Plan, Client Consultations. Prepare for treatment. Training Module B1.1 Service Area Preventing Infection, Infection control procedures. Training Module A2.1Treatment Plan, Clients Permission Form & Advise. Training Module A2.1A Clients Treatment Plan Card, Take Home Aftercare Training Module A2.2 Clients Q&A, Lips lose a lot of colours, Postpone The Treatment. Contra-indications. Training Module A2.3 Treatment Recommendations. Organic and inorganic pigments, Powered Pigments, Skin and Pigments, Darker/Olive Skin Tones, When to break the rules. Skin Undertones. Important Colours, Eyebrows;Lips;Eyeliners; Correction Pigment. Colour Corrective Mixing. Skin And Pigments, Training Module A2.4 Research . Training Module A2.5 Anesthetics. Training Module A2.6 Research Local Cosmetic Tattooist Consent Forms. Section B Perform Cosmetic Tattooing/Micro-pigmentation Procedures, Preparing The Service Area. Training Module B1.1 Preventing Infection. Training Module B1.1 Tools Packaging. Training Module B1.2 Identify Sterilizers B1.3 Sterilization paperwork. B1.4 Blood Borne Pathogens. B1.5 Set-Up Tray For Lip Liner Procedure, Beauty Slant Position, Tray Set Up. Performing The Patch Test Machines, Needles, Needle Depth. Performing Procedures. Pigment Dipping, Portion ControlB3.1. Brow Procedure & Colours. B3.2 Practice Lips, Lip Liner Procedure. B3.3 Practice Lip Procedure. Fact Sheet On Commonly Asked QuestionsC.1 What is Permanent Make-Up? Pigment Do's and Don'ts. Why pigments change colour. Shaping & Colour Correction Rules. Shaping Correction Rules. Ageing creates a fade. How to Remove or Fade Down Colour With Glyco Gel. Pigment Do's and Do Nots. Advertising Your Self and Your Business. Areola Tattooing, Cancer Patients Medical Disclosure, Procedural Techniques. Pigments: Pigment Dangers& Recalls & References - Areola Tattooing. Skin Needling, Micro -Needling, Dermal Rolling. Note some words are spelt different in Australia.
About the Author: Life is such a funny, amusing journey- when you learn to laugh at yourself and the antics of others. Hello! I am Roby my pen name is Robyna Smith-Keys. I started working weekends and school holidays in the family salons when I was 5. In 1962 I began my apprenticeship. After a break from the industry to have my babies, I wanted to read all that I could to update my skills. The few books available at that time were over $300 and In the late 1970s that was a lot of money. In the 1990s I realised, students were not remembering all they were learning at Beauty School. That is when I started a protocol book for our salons. The books contained all procedures with step by step instructions. My protocol notes are now training manuals for the industry. In the 1990s I was asked to assist with the Australian Standards rewrite and again 2007-2014 to assist with the International Beauty Industry Standards -Training Packages. This is your guarantee when purchasing my books, that the information meets the highest of industry standards. Not everyone has a wonderful Mum, Aunty or Grandmother to hand down their skills. I pray that my books are your loving grandmother handing down her skills with love to you. I also pray that you expand on my skills and become better than me. All my Beauty School Books manuals give you ideas on procedure forms. Happy Learning.