How much does the microblading course in Amman cost?

750 Jordanian dinars. It includes the full training and training tools; it does not include a complete professional kit for working after the course.

How many days is the microblading course?

Five days, theory and hands-on. The theory covers skin, pigment, and the angle and depth of the incision; the practical work is on real sessions, not slides.

Are tools included in the fee?

Training tools are included — what you need to practise across the five days. A complete professional kit for working afterwards is a separate purchase, and I will tell you what to buy and where, with no commission to me.

Do you accept trainees from outside Jordan?

Yes — from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman. Message me on WhatsApp before booking flights so we agree the technique and dates first; groups are small and dates fill up.

Do I need prior experience?

No. I start from zero where that is what is needed. The course also suits people already working who want a new technique or want to rebuild their fundamentals.

Permanent Makeup Courses — hands-on, taught by a working artist

I teach the same eight techniques I use in the studio every day, in small groups and on real sessions. The microblading course runs five days for 750 JOD. Trainees come from Jordan and from across the Gulf.

I am Alaa Al Masri, a permanent makeup artist in Abdoun — Amman. I have worked with these techniques since 2013, trained in Ukraine, Serbia and Vietnam, and still travel to Vietnam every year. I teach what I actually do — not what I have read.

Alaa Al Masri measuring and mapping a brow before starting — Abdoun studio, Amman — Measuring and mapping before the needle — the first thing I teach, and what beginners get wrong most.

Why trainees come to Amman from the Gulf Because the training here is hands-on, on real sessions, in small groups, and in Arabic. I learned fiber technique in Vietnam at its source, and I still travel there every year for advanced training. Anyone wanting to offer it had two options — Vietnam or Europe. Amman is a third: closer, cheaper, and in Arabic.

How I teach

Small groups. A limited number per course, so every trainee gets her turn more than once — not a class you watch.
On real sessions. Training does not end at synthetic skin; it ends when you work on a face and the result holds.
And reading skin. When to turn a case down — which alone saves years of poor results and the reputation that follows them.

What you learn — the curriculum

Measuring with a caliper. A brow is measured in millimetres, not by eye: where the head begins, exactly where the arch peaks, where the tail ends. This one tool is the difference between two brows that match and two that are merely close.
Precise mapping before the needle. Building the shape on the face and reviewing it with the client before any incision. The drawing is the decision; the needle only carries it out — and what beginners get wrong is rarely the hand.
Mixing pigment. How a colour is built for each skin depth and hair tone, and why no single ready-made pigment suits everyone.
Colour correction. Reading a colour that has shifted blue or red, knowing why, and how it is corrected — and how it is prevented in the first place. This is what separates a professional from a beginner.
The angle and depth of the incision. What decides whether a hairstroke stays a hairstroke, or spreads after months into a smudge.

Inside the course

Alaa Al Masri explaining incision angle and depth at the board — microblading course, Amman — Theory is not a preamble to skip: angle, depth, pressure and aftercare are covered before you hold a blade.

A trainee drawing her first hairstroke under Alaa Al Masri's direct supervision — Practice under direct supervision — I watch the angle as the first stroke is drawn, not after it is finished.

Mapping and the stages of healing explained on screen during the course — Mapping and healing: the part that decides how the result looks after a month, not after an hour.

The microblading curriculum on the board — mapping, hairstrokes, depth, healing and aftercare — The five-day curriculum as laid out on day one — so you know where you are each day.

What you leave with

Training tools. What you need to practise with me across the five days is included in the fee. A professional working kit for afterwards is a separate purchase — and I will tell you what to buy and where, with no commission to me. I would rather you knew this now than after paying.
Training on a real model. You do not leave with a certificate alone — you work with your own hands under my direct supervision until the movement is yours.
Follow-up after the course. A private group for graduates: you send me your first cases and we review them together — because the hard part is never the learning, it is your first ten cases alone.

Alaa Al Masri explaining during a session at the Abdoun studio, Amman — Theory then practice: what is explained at the board in the morning is carried out on a real case after it.

The eight techniques

Fiber Technique — training course in Amman — **Fiber Technique**Hairstrokes drawn one at a time, each following the natural direction of hair growth. The most natural-looking technique and the longest lasting, suitable for every skin type.

Microblading — training course in Amman — **Microblading**Manual blade work: the angle, depth and direction of the incision — and when the technique should not be used at all.

Nano Blading — training course in Amman — **Nano Blading**The same hairstroke made with a nano needle instead of a blade: machine settings, speed, and how to build a stroke without saturating it.

Micropigmentation — training course in Amman — **Micropigmentation**Pixel-by-pixel deposit with no incision — the only technique that works over previous work and suits every skin type.

Powder Brows — training course in Amman — **Powder Brows**Graduated shading: how the gradient is built, and why it is the first choice for very oily skin.

Brow Removal — training course in Amman — **Brow Removal**Lightening and removing previous work, and reading colours that have shifted blue or red before correcting them.

Lip Blush — training course in Amman — **Lip Blush**Evening out lip colour and softly defining the border, and choosing the pigment against the natural lip tone.

Permanent Eyeliner — training course in Amman — **Permanent Eyeliner**Working close to the lash line: safety first, then the weight of the line and how far it extends.

Who these courses are for

For hairdressers and beauty artists who want to add permanent makeup to their services, and for those already practising who want a new technique or want to rebuild their fundamentals. You do not need prior experience — I start from zero where that is what is needed.

Coming from outside Jordan?

I welcome trainees from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman. Message me on WhatsApp before booking flights: we agree the technique and the dates first, then you book — groups are small and dates fill up.

Microblading course — duration and fee

Duration	5 days — theory and hands-on
Fee	750 JOD
Included	The full training, plus training tools
Not included	A complete professional kit for working after the course

I say this plainly so no one is caught out: training tools are not a full working kit. Everything you need to practise with me across the five days is provided; equipping yourself to work professionally afterwards takes a further purchase — and I will tell you what to buy and where, with no commission to me.

The other techniques Their fees and durations vary with the technique and with what you actually need — someone starting from zero is not the same as someone mastering a single technique. Message me and I will give you the figure directly.

Ask about the courses

Message me with the technique you have in mind and where you would be travelling from, and I will reply with the full details.

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