No experience is necessary. My training is designed for both complete beginners and beauty professionals who want to expand their services. You may be starting with no prior knowledge of cosmetic tattooing, or even coming from a completely different industry altogether and that’s perfectly okay. I will guide you step by step through the foundations of cosmetic tattooing, helping you build the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills needed to begin your journey in this industry.

Yes. After successfully completing the course, you will receive a certificate of completion which allows you to begin offering cosmetic tattoo services (once local licensing and insurance requirements are met).

Yes. In NSW, it is a legal requirement to complete an Infection Control certification before performing any skin penetration treatments. This course ensures you understand the essential health, hygiene, and safety practices required when performing cosmetic tattoo procedures.
The certification can easily be completed online through EZ Training, making it convenient to complete before beginning your practical cosmetic tattoo training.
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Once this certification is completed, you’ll be ready to start your training and confidently begin learning the skills required for cosmetic tattooing.
The course is self paced and can be completed within a few days or up to a week. However, you have 3 month access online.

No, everything you need for the training will be provided. All tools, equipment, and practice materials required for learning will be supplied on the day so you can focus on developing your skills.
Students are encouraged to wear comfortable, professional clothing (preferably black) similar to what you would wear in a beauty or clinic environment. Closed-toe shoes are recommended, and long hair should be tied back for hygiene and safety during practical sessions.

Yes, for Australian residents only. Please contact Tayla for more information.

Students are encouraged to source their own models for practical training days where possible. However, if you are having difficulty arranging models, we are more than happy to assist in helping you source suitable models so you can still complete your practical training comfortably.

Yes. Cosmetic tattooing is a growing industry with high demand. Many artists go on to build flexible, rewarding careers working for themselves or within beauty clinics.
My journey began while working a full-time 9–5 job. As my skills and client base grew, I gradually reduced my workdays until I was in a position to transition into cosmetic tattooing full-time.
I always encourage my students to take a similar approach. There’s no pressure to leave your current job straight away — many artists begin by practicing and taking models on weekends or after hours while they build their confidence and develop their skills. As your experience grows and you begin to build a steady stream of clients, you can naturally transition into making cosmetic tattooing your full-time career.

It’s normal to feel nervous when stepping into something new, especially when it has the potential to change your life. Many people are drawn to cosmetic tattooing because of the freedom, creativity, and ability to build a career on their own terms, but fear and self-doubt can sometimes hold them back.
I know this all too well, because I experienced it myself when I first started. In the beginning, I struggled with believing in my own abilities and often questioned whether I was capable of working for myself and doing beautiful work on someone’s face. Over time, through practice, persistence, and learning from every experience, I realised that confidence grows through action, and skills can always be taught and developed.
Cosmetic tattooing is not easy, it takes time, patience and dedication to practice to master the craft. No one starts out perfect, and every experienced artist was once a beginner too. What matters most is your willingness to learn and continue improving.

If you truly feel drawn to the freedom and creativity this career can offer, that curiosity and passion are powerful starting points. My role as your trainer is not only to teach you the technical skills, but also to support and guide you through the process so you feel confident building something meaningful for yourself.