Two months,
from a shaky hand on the machine
to your first paying client.
Designed for complete beginners: no beauty background or drawing skills needed. You'll graduate with a portfolio, a price list, and people behind you.
5 weeksonline pre-course
2 daysin-class theory and practice
2 weekspractice period
2 daysLive-model practice
3students per class, max.
Graduate with a portfolio · a price list · an alumni community
A steady hand comes from practice,
not from listening.
The problem with four-day crash courses isn't that they teach too little — it's that there's no time to practise. Everyone goes their own way after class, the feel is forgotten within two weeks, and the real learning never starts.
We build the practice period into the course, with the trainer following every stage. From online lessons to live-model practice, someone is with you for two whole months.
A maximum of 3 per class —
that won't change.
The quality of practical classes depends directly on how many students the trainer can watch. Whether a stroke drifts, the pressure is right or the angle is off happens in the moment — miss it and it can't be corrected. Without the trainer beside you, the wrong technique gets practised until it becomes a habit.
“With one to three, I can promise myself I'll see every stroke each student makes. With more than three, I can't — so I won't take more.”Iris, trainer
Small classes aren't a selling point — they're the minimum standard for practical teaching. Places are limited; once full, you'll wait for the next intake.
Four stages, levelling up as you go.
After each step, you should know exactly what you've learned.
Weeks 1–5FoundationOnline · at your own pace
Introductory concepts plus stroke drills. Practice sheets included, with regular homework the trainer reviews one by one.
By the endyour hand no longer shakes, and you can draw steady, directional strokes.
Week 6EntryIn class, Days 1–2
Theory, pigment science, brow design and practice on synthetic skin. Both days are spent entirely on technique — no catching up on basics.
By the endyou can tell which brows suit which face shape, choose the right colour and apply it evenly.
Weeks 7–8DevelopmentSelf-practice · with follow-up
Take synthetic skin home to practise and keep submitting homework from the practice list. Mistakes are corrected right away, not after a whole round of practising them.
By the endthe technique becomes muscle memory, and you work without overthinking.
Week 9Going liveIn class, Days 3–4
Live-model practice plus a business class on pricing and taking bookings. One complete case, from consultation to finish.
By the endyou complete a live case on your own, and know how to quote, communicate with clients and photograph your work.
Before the classroom,
build your feel first.
Many courses have you needling synthetic skin on day one while your hand is still shaking — half of a two-day class goes on finding your feel, leaving no time to absorb design and pigments.
“When I trained in Taiwan, the first thing my teacher did was make me master strokes before I could join the class. I brought that step back exactly as it was.”
- Introductory concepts: what machine hairstroke brows are and what you'll be doing
- Stroke-control training: practice sheets, regular homework, every piece reviewed by the trainer
- You arrive in class with a basic feel, so no class time is spent catching up
Go at your own pace — no time off work needed, just finish before the in-class days.
Two months, six stops.
Tap each stop to see what you learn there and what you can do afterwards.
Tap any stop on the track
Students arrange their own live models.
After graduation,
someone still has your back.
Most people don't give up in class — they start to panic after graduating, facing their first real client:
- The client's skin is oily and the colour won't take — what now?
- This brow bone is so high — am I drawing it right?
- The client says the colour is too dark — how should I reply?
Real-time Q&ASnap a photo and ask mid-treatment — no guessing on your own.
Case reviewsPost your work and review it with the trainer and classmates to see what could be better.
Your cohortPeople who started with you, facing the same hurdles.
You're not just enrolling in a four-day course — you're gaining a place where someone supports you for the long run.
Your trainer, Iris.
Iris trained in Taiwan under a well-known master of machine hairstroke brows and now performs hairstroke brows herself. She has run training courses since 2021 and has trained nearly 80 students.
Want to create the natural, hair-like, born-with-it results we're known for? This is where you learn.
See also the MSMP Scalp Master ClassTuition
Original price HK$22,800
HK$19,800/ full course
Launch price · max. 3 per class
Tuition includes:
- 5-week online course + practice sheets + homework review
- 4 days in class (Days 1–4), max. 3 per class
- Synthetic skin and practice list for the practice period
- Machine, pigments and needles — the full set is yours to keep, ready to work from graduation
- Join the AOh! alumni community after graduating
WhatsApp 9747 5087 · places are limited; once full, you'll move to the next intake.
Questions you might have before enrolling.
I'm a complete beginner. Can I do it?
How many students are in a class?
Do I need to take time off for classes?
How are live models arranged?
How many live cases can I do?
Is there support after graduation?
Do I need to buy my own machine and pigments?
Visit our studio
The Burrow, 212 Choi Hung Road, San Po Kong3-minute walk from Diamond Hill MTR, Exit A2Open map ↗