Institue of Permanent Cosmetics Training Beginner Course outline

DBA Classic Beauty Concepts and the Texas Institute of Permanent Cosmetics
The Study of Intradermal Cosmetics

Classic Beauty Concepts and the Texas Institute of Permanent Cosmetics is proud to make available an intensive permanent cosmetic course. This course is designed to give the student the most effective approach of study and needed information to become a successful and skilled permanent cosmetic technician. The class consists of 100 hours, of which 65 hours will be class room study and practice and 35 hours of pre-class study and home study. Classes consist of seven intense days of study, lecture, video, work shops, and hands on procedures. Classes begin promptly each day at 8:00AM and are completed at 6:30PM, unless a procedure takes a student over time. Students must be a minimum of 18 years of age and must have at least a high school education or the equivalent of a GED.
Day One
Section One - Introduction to Permanent Cosmetics Introduction Personal Image History of Cosmetics History of tattooing
Section Two – Infection Control and Bloodborne Pathogens Microbiology Infection Control Specific Bloodborne Pathogens and Other Relevant Disease Prevention and Exposure Reduction Controls Sanitation and Sterilization Housekeeping Exposure Control Plans
Section Three – The Skin Physiology and Histology of the Skin Diseases and Conditions of the Skin Skin Color and Natural Pigmentation
Day Two
Section Four – Color Theory Color Skin Tones Color Theory and Skin Tones Lighting
Section Five – Tools of the Trade Pigments Machines Needles Manual Devices
Day Three
Section Six – The Art and Science of Makeup Application Facial Geometry Basic Four Shapes of the Face Rules of Proper Eye Brow Design Makeup for the Eyes Proper Lip Design The Aging Face Makeup Correction
Section Seven – Client Management The Consultation Managing Pain, Fear, and Discomfort Client Follow-up
Day Four
Section Eight – The Procedure Pre-procedure Procedure Application A. Eyebrows B. Eyeliner: Top Eyeliner and Bottom Eyeliner C. Lip Liner D. Shaded Lip Liner Post Procedure
Day Five
Section Nine – Advanced Procedures Enhancements and Post Surgical Procedures Re-pigmentation of Skin Conditions
Section Ten - Medical Considerations and Medications Medical Considerations Medication Hands on Model Work
Day Six
Section Eleven – Troubleshooting Technician Error Other Problems Hands on Model Work
Day Seven
Section Twelve - Business Protocol Insurance and Legal Issues Hands on Model Work
Total Course Hours

Pre-Study Hours ( See Details Below)	37:00 hrs.
Class Room Hours	66:50 hrs.
Hands on Time in Class	(Approx 30 hrs)
Home Study Hours	9:00 hrs.
Total Hours in Course	112:50 hrs
Pre-Class Study Hours
As a portion of the 100 hours required completing the Texas Institute of Permanent Cosmetic beginner’s permanent cosmetic course a minimum of 35 pre-study hours are required prior to arriving for the class. Once proper application has been made and the required deposit for the class has been received the textbook and study material will be shipped. The following materials shall be read and studied.
SPCP Manual Credit Hours	20 hrs
On-Line OSHA BBP Class	4 hrs
SPCP Glossary of Terms	3 hrs
SPCP Client Management	3 hrs
SPCP Permanent Cosmetic Equipment	3 hrs
SPCP Permanent Cosmetic Color Book	2 hrs
SPCP Medical Issues	2 hrs
Total Pre-Study Hours	37.00 hrs

Printable Version Class Location: Abram St., Suite 107, Arlington, Tx 76013 Mailing Address: PO Box 121249, Arlington, Tx 76012 Tel.972.596.7090 ~ Fax.817-548-8435