Four phases to your first student. Check steps off as you go.
From the chair: ask a deposit of $25 to $50 at enrollment to cut no shows, and put it in your terms. It is the single biggest thing that protects your time.
Choose the technique and the student you serve best. Classic for complete beginners is the cleanest place to start.
Decide your entry level course and your follow up course, and what is included in each.
Use the Calculator to land on a price inside the market range for your format.
Use the Curriculum Builder to order your modules and total the lesson hours.
List what each student gets. Source tweezers, adhesive, lashes, and trays.
In person: a clean, ventilated studio. Online: a course host or a live call setup.
Booking system, invoice template, terms and conditions, and your deposit policy.
A simple form collecting names and emails of interested students. That is it.
Use the personalized content plan from your Builder. Show your work, teach a little, invite people to book.
A small daily budget aimed at local beauty professionals, if you have the room for it.
A 15 minute call to qualify each prospective student and answer their questions.
Ask $25 to $50 at enrollment to cut no shows. State it in your terms.
Send a welcome email with the date, location, kit info, and any prep work.