Yes, in the UK, microblading is considered a form of tattooing, and as such, it falls under the Tattooing and Body Piercing Act 2003. This means that anyone who wants to offer microblading services as a business or trade must be registered with their local council and have a valid license to do so.

Additionally, microblading practitioners must follow strict hygiene and safety guidelines to prevent the spread of infections and ensure the safety of their clients. They must also use high-quality, sterile equipment and adhere to appropriate disposal procedures for any needles or other tools used during the procedure.

It’s important to check with your local council to find out what the specific requirements are for obtaining a license to offer microblading services in your area.

Microblading is a form of cosmetic tattooing that involves using a small blade to create thin, hair-like strokes on the eyebrows. In the UK, to obtain a license for microblading, you will need to follow certain steps and meet certain requirements. Here are the general steps involved in getting a license for microblading in the UK:

1. Complete a training course: Before you can apply for a license to microblade, you will need to complete a training course from a recognized training provider. This course should cover the theory and practical aspects of microblading, including health and safety, anatomy and physiology, color theory, and the different techniques involved in microblading.

2. Gain practical experience: After completing your training course, you will need to gain practical experience by working with clients under the supervision of a qualified microblading practitioner. This will help you develop your skills and build your confidence as a microblading artist.

3. Obtain insurance: As a microblading artist, you will need to have insurance to protect yourself and your clients. You should obtain professional indemnity insurance and public liability insurance from a reputable insurance provider.

4. Register with your local council: In the UK, microblading is considered a “special treatment” that requires registration with the local council. You will need to complete an application form and pay a registration fee to your local council.

5. Obtain a license: Once you have completed your training course, gained practical experience, obtained insurance, and registered with your local council, you can apply for a license to microblade. The license is issued by the local council and is valid for a certain period, usually one year.

It is important to note that the specific requirements for obtaining a license to microblade may vary depending on the region in which you live in the UK. Therefore, it is recommended that you check with your local council for specific guidance and requirements.

We do not offer a government funded microblading course. However, we provide interest-free payment plans that students can consider if they need financial assistance.

We are proud to offer training programs that are accessible and convenient for students all over the United Kingdom. Our unique approach involves bringing our training courses directly to our students’ homes, eliminating the need for them to travel to a specific location. Our in-home training approach also provides a comfortable learning environment where students can feel relaxed while learning a new skill.

Microblading is a highly popular and lucrative beauty treatment in the UK, generating significant profits. According to industry estimates, a qualified microblading technician in the UK can charge anywhere between £200 to £500 per treatment, depending on their experience, reputation, and location.

Assuming a technician charges an average of £300 per treatment, they can earn around £1,200 per week by performing four treatments per week (assuming they take one day off). This translates to an annual income of approximately £62,400.