Before giving you a summary of what we offer, we would like to list points of what a prospective student should look for in a Training facility and/or Instructor. The field of permanent cosmetics is exciting and growing rapidly. As is often the case with a rapidly growing field, there are many places to train. So pick your training facility carefully.

Do you wish to find a school that trains you for two days and turns you loose to apply permanent makeup on someone's face... alone? Would you want this poorly trained technician working on your face?  Very long classes are not not the best option because students can not afford to go away from home to study and lose income from their existing jobs.

Please choose a facility that offers an approved Basic course.  Why? Because they provide several options with live models and cover all areas of permanent makeup that ensure the graduate comes confident, competent, and ready to begin working in the industry. A Basic course should teach you, thoroughly, to do eyeliner, eyebrows, and lipliner. Any other procedures are considered Advanced permanent makeup.

• How many students should be in each class? There should be no more than 4 students per class.  Any more than 4, your might be headed for trouble.  Smaller classes ensure individual attention from a qualified instructor.
  
  
• How much "hands on" training? Almost all is best and you will be one on one with your instructor during procedures.
  
  
• How many live models should you be allowed to work on? Four procedures would be the minimum, but optimally six procedures should be demanded.
  
  
• How qualified should your trainer be? An qualified trainer should come recommended by a leading society such as the American Academy of Micropigmentation (AAM). The trainer should be following the society approved and recommended Basic course. The Trainer should also be able to provide you with proof of training and continuing education units that are up-to-date.

• To book any course - registration and deposit fee is required.  For any course there is a non-refundable administration registration fee of $150.00. Once paid the registration fee remains on file for all time. This means, if a prospective student, for any reason reschedules, only the deposit fee would have to be considered, since the registration fee is on file. The deposit fee for all courses is $350.00.  Total fees to book and confirm a course - $500.00.
  
  
• How does the registration and deposit fee apply if a prospective student must change the start date or decide, for any reason, not to study with Forever Beautiful Permanent Makeup?

1. Example 1 - We realize sometimes a prospective student must make changes; therefore, if a student must reschedule a start date of less than 6 months in the future, there is no penalty, refunds, or any other changes except the start date.
2. Example 2 - Should a prospective student reschedule for a new class more than 6 months in the future, the deposit of $350.00 is forfeited.  If the student reschedules in the future, a new deposit of $350.00 is required.  The student will receive credit for the new and original deposit and the registration fee towards the tuition.
3. Example 3 - Should a prospective student notify Forever Beautiful Permanent Makeup they are canceling study with Forever Beautiful Permanent Makeup now or in the future, for any reason, the deposit is forfeited and the student remains registered.
4. Example 4 - Once one (1) day of any course is completed, there is no refund of any monies. The student also signs and agrees by sigining the contract statement concerning any dispute. Any action taken in dispute shall be in Camden County, GA, the home base of Forever Beautiful Permanent Makeup.