Langmair Academy
In Blaricum, the Netherlands, Langmair Academy combines professional training with hands-on experience in permanent make-up. The academy is aimed at specialists who want to improve their technique in a practical setting, with close guidance and a strong focus on safe, precise work.
Learning by doing
Training at Langmair Academy is built around practice. Alongside the theory, participants work with models so they can apply new techniques in real treatment situations.
Courses include techniques such as Nano Hairstroke and Ombre Brows, as well as masterclasses for experienced professionals who want to refine their skills further. Small groups allow for personal guidance and give participants the time and space to work carefully, ask questions and develop their technique with confidence.
Designed for precise PMU work
Permanent make-up requires concentration and accuracy, often while working close to the client’s face for long periods of time. The treatment bed therefore plays an important role in both the specialist’s working position and the client’s comfort.
Langmair Academy selected five Bellezi Silk Evo S4 wellness and facial beds for its training space. The beds can be adjusted to suit the different stages of a PMU treatment. During brow mapping and the initial drawing stage, the client can sit in a more upright position. For pigmentation, the bed can then be adjusted to the right height and angle for detailed work.
This gives the specialist the freedom to position the client exactly where needed, while maintaining a comfortable working posture throughout the treatment.
A professional setting for training and treatments
With five Silk Evo S4 wellness and facial beds, Langmair Academy can run several practical training sessions at the same time.
The setup gives participants the opportunity to train in the same type of professional environment they will work in themselves. For clients and models, the adjustable beds provide a comfortable and stable position throughout the treatment.
In this way, the treatment area supports both sides of the training process: precise work for the specialist and comfort for the person in the chair (or bed).