Beyond the Blade: Mastering Machine Strokes
is an intensive 2-day, one-to-one training designed to help experienced microbladers confidently transition to machine hair strokes, refining technique for crisp, natural-looking results."
Microblading to Machine
For years, microblading has been the go-to technique for creating natural-looking brows, but as artists, we know that it has its limitations—fading, trauma to the skin, and restrictions for certain skin types. That’s where machine hair strokes come in, offering a gentler, more versatile, and longer-lasting alternative.
This exclusive 2-day, one-to-one training is designed for experienced microbladers who are ready to take their skills to the next level and confidently transition to machine work.
What You’ll Learn:
✅ The key differences between microblading and machine strokes
✅ How to set up and control your machine for crisp, realistic strokes
✅ Hands-on practice on latex mats to refine pressure, depth, and movement
✅ Live shadowing experience—watch a full client session from consultation to completion
✅ Techniques for pain management, client communication, and troubleshooting
Why Train With Me?
With over 10 years of experience and 1,000+ transformations, I specialize in hyper-realistic brows and have helped countless artists refine their technique. My goal is to give you hands-on, personalized guidance so you leave feeling confident in offering this advanced service to your own clients.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Do I need prior experience to take this course?
Yes, this training is designed for experienced microbladers who want to transition to machine hair strokes. You should already have a solid understanding of brow mapping and hair-stroke patterns.
2. Will I get to work on a live model?
This course includes hands-on practice on latex mats to perfect your technique, followed by a shadowing experience where you’ll observe me working on a real client. If you’d like a model experience, additional mentoring can be arranged.
3. Do I need to bring my own machine?
If you already own a PMU machine, I recommend bringing it so you can train with your own setup. However, if you don’t have one yet, I’ll provide a machine for you to use during training and offer guidance on choosing the right one.