NK BEAUTY
In short
The lip course is mostly colour: reading a client’s natural lip tone, neutralising darkness, and predicting how a pigment heals. Technique is taught alongside it, then practised on models under supervision.
At a glance
| What you leave with | You leave able to assess lip tone, mix for a predicted healed result, and complete a full lip on a model. |
|---|---|
| Teaching language | Thai, English or Chinese depending on the intake |
| Duration | Being confirmed |
| Next intake | Being confirmed |
| Price | Being confirmed |
Intake dates, fees, deposit and kit contents for this course are confirmed by the academy per intake. Message the academy on LINE for current information — we do not publish numbers we cannot stand behind.
What the course covers
- Lip anatomy, cold sore risk and pre-treatment advice
- Reading natural lip tone and undertone
- Neutralising dark and uneven lips across sessions
- Outline design and symmetry on a moving surface
- Layering technique and pressure control
- Healing timeline and what to tell the client
- Model work with instructor correction
- Retouch planning and colour adjustment
Frequently asked questions
Is lip work harder than brows?
Different rather than harder. Lips move, bleed more and heal unpredictably, so colour judgement matters more than line work.
Do I need to take the brow course first?
No, but students with brow experience move faster because needle depth and pressure are already familiar.
Who are the models?
Arranged by the academy, briefed in advance and consented in writing. You are supervised throughout the model session.
What if my model has very dark lips?
That is the useful case to learn on. You are taught to set expectations and plan two or three sessions instead of promising one.
How long until I can charge clients?
Most graduates practise on a small number of supervised or discounted cases before charging full price. The academy is honest with you about when your work is ready.
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