What lip blush training includes, start to finish
Lip blush training covers skin anatomy, healing and pigment behavior online, then latex practice, a full trainer demonstration on a live model and your own supervised model in person. ANNAZUR Academy in Jacksonville, Florida includes a professional kit you keep.
Lips are the technique most artists put off. They bleed more, they heal unpredictably and the color you leave is not the color the client keeps. That is exactly why the training has to be hands-on rather than watched.
Theory first, and it is substantial
Thirty video lessons cover skin anatomy, healing processes and pigment behavior, with step-by-step procedure demonstrations for every zone. Fifteen professional presentations cover safety — anaesthetics, hygiene, cross-contamination — along with equipment selection and professional workspace setup.
Access is for life. With lips that matters more than with brows, because pigment behavior and healing are the chapters you will reread after your first few clients, not before.
Homework is mandatory, not optional
Practical assignments follow each topic and have to be completed before the in-person class. It is a filter, and a fair one: it stops people arriving having skimmed the videos, which wastes their own money first.
The in-person part: three days of eight hours
Day one is theory and basic practice: equipment, tools, workstation setup, then latex — hand position, machine control, the fundamentals.
Day two is the demonstration. Your trainer performs the complete procedure on a live model from start to finish while you watch, analyze each stage and ask questions, then repeat the technique on latex with guidance.
Day three is your own live model under direct supervision, with corrections given as you work. That is where the Certificate of Completion is earned. The days can run back to back or be spaced out so you can practice at home in between.
Not sure lips are the right technique to start with? Ask — the consultation is free.
You keep the equipment
The professional starter kit comes with the course and is yours: a PMU machine, cartridges, practice pigments, latex skins and a manual of over a hundred pages. You train on it and then work on it, which removes the usual gap between finishing a course and being able to take a client.
All consumables for the in-person practice are provided, and you get a curated list of recommended products so your first independent order is fresh stock rather than guesswork.
The month afterwards, and the bonuses
A month of Telegram support covers homework feedback, photo and video critique and personalised guidance. The bonuses are the practical ones: how to take proper before and after photographs, detailed homework analysis, job shadowing to watch your instructor work with real clients, and a checklist for passing inspections in Florida.
Business modules on self-promotion and photo and video editing are part of the online course, which sounds like filler until you try to fill a diary.
What it does not cover
It does not give you a license. Permanent makeup is tattooing in Florida, which means a tattoo artist license from the Department of Health and a licensed establishment to work in. We teach the technique and can be the establishment named on your application, since both ANNAZUR locations are licensed tattoo establishments.
Program details, techniques and enrollment steps are on the course page.
Also in this series:
The short version.
- Theory: 30 lessons and 15 technical presentations, lifetime access.
- Homework: mandatory, and checked before you attend.
- Three stages: latex, a full demonstration on a live model, then your own.
- The kit is yours: machine, cartridges, pigments, latex skins and the manual.
- Not a license: the license comes from the Department of Health, not from a course.
See the lip blush course, or book a free consultation with an instructor at the spa. The free consultation for permanent makeup courses is held at our Hodges location, 13400 Sutton Park Dr S, Jacksonville.
See the lip blush courseLip blush training. Questions answered plainly.
Do I need experience?
No. The course is built for beginners, which is why the theory and homework come first.
Do I have to buy a machine?
No. A professional starter kit is included and it is yours to keep.
Will I work on a real person?
Yes. On day two you watch a full procedure on a live model, and on day three you perform one yourself under direct supervision.
What support is there afterwards?
A month of Telegram access with homework feedback and photo critique.
Can I add brows or eyeliner?
Yes. Each additional technique adds a day of in-person training, another model and its own certificate.
Does the certificate let me work legally?
No certificate does. In Florida you need a tattoo artist license and a licensed establishment.
