Why You Should Consider a Career as a Microblading Artist ?

Why You Should Consider a Career as a Microblading Artist

Are thinking about a career in the microblading industry? It’s easy to understand why you would be interested in this kind of work, as microblading has become extremely popular in recent times. Our microblading training has helped many individuals break into this business, and we could do the same for you. We offer a microblading school while will teach you the techniques and methods necessary to do professional work and impress your clients time after time.

The Right Time

Anytime you make a career move, you want to be sure that you are getting into something which is popular and seems poised to remain popular for years to come. After all, taking the time to train yourself on a skill that is fading away wouldn’t make much business sense. Fortunately, microblading has been on the upswing in recent years, and that trend shows no sign of slowing down anytime soon. If you choose to complete a microblading school and then keep up on your microblading training into the future, there is a good chance you’ll find plenty of clients to serve.

Getting into the world of microblading at such an exciting time also will make it fun to work in this industry. You’ll feel like you are a part of something that is timely and relevant, rather than trying to hang on to a fading fad. If you are an individual who likes to keep up with the trends and put yourself at the center of conversations with friends and family, you may be drawn to the microblading business.

A Specialized Skill

If you have been trying to carve out a career for yourself in the beauty industry in general, you may have found that it is hard to stand out from the pack. For instance, you may have trained to work as a hair stylist, which can certainly be a rewarding career path. However, there are so many individuals working in that space, it’s hard to attract clients and charge a fair rate for your services. With so many options available, many clients just look to the lowest possible price, driving down the income levels for everyone in the business. That’s not to say that you can’t make a good living as a hair stylist, but it is challenging, to be sure.

One of the best things about getting into the microblading field is the specialized nature of this skill. Only those who have trained to use the equipment and learned the ins and outs of how this treatment works will be able to serve clients. That means the total amount of competition you face is reduced as compared to some other, more generalized skills. We certainly can’t promise that it will be easy to build your client list and grow your income – business is never easy – but you will have something to sell that is relatively limited in nature. As long as you develop your skills and do a good enough job to win positive reviews and referrals, a successful career could be in the cards.

Let your Artistry Shine

There are very few jobs in the ‘real world’ where you actually get to showcase your artistic ability and make money at the same time. If you work as a microblading artist, you will be able to do just that. In some way, this is the part of the job that is similar to being a traditional tattoo artist. You’ll be able to offer your input to clients, help them see your vision for what the brows should look like when they are finished, etc. You won’t have complete artistic freedom, of course, as you will have to work together with your clients to make a plan that everyone is happy with. However, as compared to many other jobs, the opportunity to demonstrate your artistic touch while microblading is exciting.

The Dream of Freedom

Many people complain of feeling stuck in their jobs, not having much in the way of flexibility with regard to their schedule, the kind of work they do, etc. If you opt for microblading as a career path, you’ll have more flexibility than in many other industries. That flexibility starts with the kind of business path you would like to take. If you prefer being a traditional employee for the security it can offer, you can seek employment in places like salons and even medical offices. There is a lot to be said for being an employee, and there are plenty of places who will be employing microblading artists in the years ahead.

That’s not the only option, however. Another way you could go is to rent a chair at an existing salon. This is sort of an ‘in-between’ option because it gives you the flexibility of building your own business while still working within a space that someone else has established. Those who desire flexibility in terms of scheduling will be drawn to this choice. For instance, if you have kids in school and need to plan your work around their schedules, you might want to think about renting a chair building your own client list. Finally, one other option is to build your entire business from scratch, including finding your own space and everything else. This is the most time consuming, and riskiest, option, but it also comes with the greatest potential for growth.

If you are still interested in microblading training, or our microblading school, we encourage you to reach out for more information. Even if you aren’t yet sure this is the right path for you, gather more information can only help. Once you know everything you need to know about this industry and what kind of career you could build, you’ll be able to make a final decision about whether you would like to pursue it further. Thank you for taking the time to stop by Miss Brow Beauty, and we look forward to working with you!