The microblading business has become an essential grooming service in recent years. The procedure has helped women embrace — or reclaim — their confidence and beauty. For keen entrepreneurs, the demand for microblading makes becoming a technician very appealing.

Is Microblading a Profitable Business Opportunity?

If you’re wondering if microblading is the kind of opportunity you should pursue based purely on it being a lucrative business, the answer is yes. The cost to get started is $3,000 for in-person microblading training and $2,000 for online training. Coupled with the earning potential, means you make a profit shortly after becoming a microblading technician.

Given the procedure is non-invasive and requires maintenance, you can be assured you’ll have a full roster of clients, each paying around $500 a session. With only six appointments a week, you can make $3,000 a week or $156,000 a year.

You can also expect to make money regardless of the state of the economy because even when there’s an economic downturn, most clients will still want to keep up their appearance.

What Do You Need to Do to Become a Microblading Technician?

To become a microblading technician training is imperative. Every successful microblading technician has completed the in-person or online training.

Training can help you obtain the licence or certification that microblading technicians are required to have by state legislation. To be a microblading technician, you essentially only need training, some startup money, and a place to work that you may set up in your house.

5 Steps to Start Your Microblading Business

Despite the fact that microblading is profitable, starting a microblading business might be difficult if you don’t know where to begin.

Thankfully, these five steps give you a guide on setting up your business.

Step 1: Get Reputable Microblading Training

Training is the foundation of your business. Your business will be more successful the more in-depth the training, as your technique and results will serve as all of the marketing you require.

Your microblading training should cover the fundamentals, such as brow shape and mapping, skin physiology, facial anatomy, and pigment implantation, to offer you an advantage. The training should also cover business support and aftercare to help you become ready for certification, which is essential for starting your own microblading business.

Step 2: Become Certified and Licensed

To make sure you’re working lawfully, educate yourself about the license or certification requirements in your state and pursue certification. Having a license and certification also promotes trust with customers.

Step 3: Find a Suitable Location

In some states, obtaining a license requires your workspace to pass an inspection.

But even if a clean space is not necessary to operate legally, a professional and clean environment will make clients feel comfortable, help you work better, and improve your reputation. Additionally, your workspace doesn’t need to be in a salon, but it should have everything needed to operate efficiently.

Step 4: Set Up Your Social Media and Website

You don’t need thousands to build a successful ad campaign for your microblading business.

All you need is a website with a list of services, the option for clients to schedule and pay for appointments through your website, and a gallery showcasing your work.

With social media, you can run local ads showing off your techniques and your clients’ results. Try being responsive to potential clients’ messages to get more appointments.

Step 5: Network With Salons, Technicians, and Clients

Networking with salons, other microblading technicians, and clients can help you fill your schedule. Additionally, it ensures your microblading business remains profitable in the long run.

Networking never stops, whether that’s exchanging numbers with a potential client. Offer clients discounts if they refer friends, or partner with a salon owner, you should always explore networking opportunities.

But keep in mind that training will always be crucial before you start your microblading business and become a #shepreneur. Check out our online and in-person training!