Massachusetts Academy of Beautiology

Mission Statement

Massachusetts Academy of Beautiology is a school for those seeking growth and a higher quality of education. We believe in a moral code of ethical conduct which is the structural foundation of our academy. The students who will step foot through the doors of our school will not only be given the tools necessary to flourish, but also the means to be molded into capable individuals who understand the complexity of the beauty industry.

We aspire to offer the best possible teaching program for cosmetic micropigmentation that Massachusetts has ever seen as well as providing the finest level of care to every single individual who seeks to be elevated through our work regardless of gender, color, ethnicity, etcetera.

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Your new journey begins with us!

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Founder & CEO - Marlete Tringale

Marlete is a licensed cosmetologist and beauty technician with more than 27 years of experience in the beauty industry.
Licensed Cosmetic Micropigmentation;
Diplomat Platinum Trainer in Micropigmentation by AAM (American Academy of Micropigmentation)

After working in the hair salon industry for many years, Marlete has been dedicating the past 10 years in the art and Science of microblading, permanent make-up and anti-aging skin treatments.

Marlete has traveled around the world to attend to the top-quality academies ie. Phi-Academy, Academy S, A&I Schendell and many others, studying different techniques and creating her own that makes her work so refined and unique.

Marlete is highly qualified to offer the best procedure for her clients and now has decided to share her knowledge with the community.

Wish you well on your new Journey!

FAQ ABOUT THE PMU BASIC FUNDAMENTAL COURSE

I HAVE COMPLETED MY PMU BASIC TRAINING, NOW WHAT?

In order to legally and safely practice in the state of Massachusetts, a new PMU practitioner is required to fully complete a 100-hour course that is accredited by either the SPCP or AAM. Furthermore, after completing the course some towns may require an apprenticeship. All regulations will vary from town to town, therefore, so will the apprenticeship requirements. Most towns, however, will require a 200-hour apprenticeship under the absolute supervision of a Massachusetts licensed Body Art professional. This apprenticeship needs to include at least 30-hours of observing procedures, and 170-hours of supervised procedure on clients. MAB offers both observational hours as well as supervised procedures to its students. Please do your research regarding the town you wish to operate and their regulations.

WHAT ARE THE NEXT STEPS AFTER COMPLETING THE APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM? HOW DO I GET MY LICENSE?

Licensing regulations vary significantly from state to state and from town to town. Some states require you to be a licensed tattoo artist. Regulations can be quite strict in some states, while others hardly regulate permanent makeup at all since it is such a new concept.

In order to obtain a license, you must be approved by a licensing board. The license confirms that you have met all the legal state requirements.

The most important document you will need to enclose is the certificate of completion of a 100-hour course at a licensed school. Most states then require you to have proof of an apprenticeship (varies from town to town, make sure to do your research).

Depending on where you do your licensing, you may need to take a state board exam. The type of examination varies. Sometimes, an extensive portfolio is enough.

By choosing Massachusetts Academy of Beautiology’s PMU Basic Fundamental Course you are one step further to your goal of becoming a profession PMU artist.

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