April Louise Permanent Cosmetics

Kinda chic making permanent makeup my entire personality for the last 10 years x

I didn’t want to create just another PMU course.

I wanted to create the kind of training I truly believe a beginner deserves.

This course has been built with so much thought, care and intention, looking at what new artists actually need to feel confident when they step out into the industry.

Because I don’t believe you can learn PMU in a few days and then simply be left to figure the rest out alone.

That’s why I’ve gone above and beyond with every part of my beginner training.

Six weeks of guided online learning before you even step into the academy. Real hands on experience. Small classes with only two students. A dedicated return day where you learn how to top up and troubleshoot your own work. The opportunity to come back and watch me work. Lifetime access to your online learning and continued support long after you qualify.

Every part has been included for a reason.

I don’t just want my students to leave with a certificate.

I want them to leave with the knowledge, experience and support to actually go out there and build something for themselves.

Your success after training matters to me just as much as the training itself. 🤍

Just a little Sunday reminder for anyone who needs it… you’re allowed to want both.
Your babies will be proud of you for going after it too. 🤍

✨🤍July 🤍✨

What a month it’s been.

Hudson turned ONE 🥹, I taught my very first beginner students, met some amazing women, and watched them create work they never thought they could.

I’ll be honest… this month has also been a lot.

Running a business, launching my training academy, being a mum, trying to keep up with social media, and spinning what feels like a hundred plates at once has definitely had its moments.

But when I look back through these photos, I realise just how much has happened in four weeks.

A year ago I was starting maternity leave if you can call 4 weeks off maternity leave 🫣😂 wondering what life was going to look like. This month I got to celebrate my little boy’s first birthday while teaching my own students.

I genuinely can’t believe how much has changed🥹

Thank you to every client, every student and everyone who’s supported me this month. It never goes unnoticed.

Here’s to August. ☀️

I’m opening up a few days in my diary specifically for ombré lip blush 💋

Now this is life changing. Some may call me dramatic, others will completely understand 👌🏼 If you get it, you’re in the right place!

If you’d love one of these, comment on this post OMBRÉ and I’ll send you my availability. 🤍

Not every pair of lips is made for a dramatic ombré… and that’s okay. 👄✨

Becky naturally had a more pigmented centre, prominent Fordyce spots, and some pigment loss around the border.

Rather than forcing an exaggerated ombré, I adapted my technique to suit her lips.

That meant working slowly, building the colour gradually, and avoiding too much titanium dioxide through the centre, as this can emphasise Fordyce spots and potentially heal looking chalkier.

Could I create a stronger ombré at her top-up? Absolutely.

But I’d always rather build colour over two appointments than overwork the tissue or compromise the final healed result.

Sometimes, respecting the natural anatomy creates the most beautiful outcome. 🤍

Help a girl out ….. which is your favourite 1,2,3,4 or 5?

New head shots for my PMU teaching manual’s by the amazing I cannot recommend Sophie enough this was actually so much fun to do 🫶🏻 if you need to revamp your brand Sophie’s your girl!