Henna Brows Course

Add Henna Brows To Your Treatment Menu

Henna is the brow treatment clients choose when a tint alone is not enough. Because the pigment stains the skin beneath the hair as well as the hair itself, sparse areas read as filled in and the shape stays visible for longer, which makes it an easy upgrade to sell alongside a standard brow appointment.

The course is delivered entirely online. Victoria demonstrates the mixing, mapping, application and removal in step-by-step video lessons, and you work through the theory and practise on your own models in your own time, submitting your work for tutor feedback as you go.

What You’ll Be Able To Do

• Explain what henna is, how it differs from tint and who it suits
• Select and mix a shade to match the client’s hair and skin tone
• Map the brows before you apply, so the stain sets the shape you agreed
• Cleanse, apply and remove henna cleanly, judging development time
• Shape the brows to finish, working with the stained outline
• Give aftercare that protects the skin stain in the first 24 hours

What To Learn Alongside Henna Brows

Most therapists offer henna next to a standard brow service so clients can choose between them — Eyebrow Definition covers tinting, waxing and threading for that. Brow Lamination is the natural third option, and the two are often booked together.

What You’ll Need To Practise

You need henna in a range of shades, mixing pots and brushes, a barrier product to protect the surrounding skin, mapping string and the usual consultation and hygiene supplies. Our Henna Brow Kit gathers these in one order. It is optional — if you already stock henna you are happy with, use that.

Henna Brows Course FAQs

How Long Does the Henna Brows Course Take?

There are 28 units across four modules, five of them on henna itself. The practical side takes longer than the reading, largely because development and removal timings vary with shade and skin type, so you will want several models before you settle on your own timings. Most students complete their training within a few weeks to a few months.

How Is the Course Delivered?

Entirely online, with step-by-step video lessons demonstrated by Victoria. Mixing and removal are the two stages worth watching more than once, since both affect how evenly the skin takes the stain. You arrange your own models for the practical work.

How Am I Assessed?

All 28 units are assessed, with unlimited resubmissions. For the henna module the assessment centres on shade selection and mapping — the two decisions that determine whether the finished brow suits the client, because the skin stain cannot be adjusted once it has taken.

Is the Henna Brows Course Accredited?

Yes — by ABT, IPHM and IGCT. The certificate is recognised by insurers including Towergate, Radius, Insync and Balens. Insurers set their own requirements, so confirm what yours needs before you start taking bookings.

Do I Need to Buy the Kit?

No. The Henna Brow Kit is the convenient option, but any professional henna system will do. What matters is having more than one shade available so you can practise matching.

Do I Need Any Experience?

No. The Skin Healthcare module covers skin types and skin disorders before you go near a stain that sits on the skin, which matters more for henna than for a standard tint — you need to recognise when the skin is not suitable.

What Business Training Is Included?

The Foundation module’s 12 units cover business promotion, promoting products and services, reception duties, retail legislation and taking payments. Henna is usually sold as the upgrade option at the point of booking, so the promotion and retail units are the ones most worth reading closely.

What Support Do I Get?

Tutor feedback on every assessment, our private student group, and lifetime access to the materials — useful when a new henna brand lands and you want to re-check your mixing and timing units.