Even though it may seem like opening your own salon is the first logical step in starting a business in the cosmetics industry, know that this is not the case. Opening a salon is not the first step, but rather the crowning achievement in terms of this type of work. Offer your services to salons in your area and agree to allow a percentage of the profits gained through cosmetics services to go to the owner of the salon. If microblading is something you wish to do to earn a supplementary income, the clients that you already have in your current surroundings will be your first microblading clients. The following steps will allow you to see how most beauty Technician develop successful careers:

Step 1: Offer your services to salons in your area and agree to allow a percentage of the profits gained through cosmetics services to go to the owner of the salon. This will allow you to earn an income at the mutual satisfaction of both yourself and the salon owner.

Step 2: Register a salon at your residence, where you have adapted a special space in which to perform cosmetics treatments. This type of service is exceptionally popular with clients as it provides for comfortable and informal relations with the Technician. Having a space adapted for microblading treatments is convenient for beginners for the following reasons: no employee-related costs, which gives the Technician the freedom to continue to provide his/her services to other salons.

Step 3: Opening a salon. Bear in mind that salon location is not an important aspect of these types of treatments, i.e. the salon (in residence) doesn’t have to be located in a busy area. This is how you will provide for the advantages mentioned in the previous step. We would like to highlight here that each country has its own legal regulations and legislation regarding the opening of a salon and it is necessary for you to be informed of this matter.

The PhiBrows Technician timeline envisages opening a salon in your third year of working in this industry.