9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. (Friday half day 9-12)
This highly acclaimed program is presented by SPCP Former Director and Trainer Member, Shanan Zickefoose. While a required class for those with a goal to become SPCP trainer members, this program is also required regularly for certified trainer members as a review to keep current on training practices. Attendees have the opportunity to network with one another and to speak on particular subjects to enrich the program with new ideas. This exchange of ideas casts the seeds of new educational concepts and program development. Attendees of this class must be CPCP certified or scheduled to take their certification exam during the convention. Attending this class does not qualify the attendee as an SPCP trainer member; additional requirements must be met. Please refer to the SPCP website for other trainer member requirements or contact the office for a Trainer Application Packet. Attending this class alone does not make one an SPCP trainer member.
2:00 p.m – 5:00 p.m.
Before we even published the convention details, there was much chatter about this limited specialty class! We are so fortunate to have Mary Ritcherson present her world renowned NanoLines® technique. Learn the importance of Mary’s GuideLines/Transitions. Discover what her 1-2-3-4 Mapping is all about. Mary will also concentrate on proper movement, depth, and speed – all areas many techs have issues with when creating machine hair strokes. Attendees will be bringing their own equipment and supplies, and a list will be provided. This is going to be a limited enrollment class – 100 attendees.
Exhibitors Only
Grab your breakfast and meet us in the Exhibitor Room where you will meet the SPCP Board of Directors and learn how to make the best of your convention experiences!
9:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.
Keynote Speaker – Susan Preston, SPCP Founder
9:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.
Day 1 of 2
The silent auction starts today and runs through 3:00 pm Sunday
10:15 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.
Meet with SPCP President Angela Torresiani, CPCP to learn of the wonderful changes the SPCP is going through along with ensuring all members take advantage of all that SPCP has to offer. Q & A and member input is welcome.
Half-hour exhibitor presentations will run throughout the day. Learn about the latest products and services and how they can enhance your business.
(on your own)
Pre-registration is required for the Certified Permanent Cosmetic Professional Exam by Friday, September 10, 2021.
One cannot deny that the networking receptions are one of the most popular events the SPCP conventions offer. Dress attire is optional, but BLING may very well be the theme of the evening. We want you there for exciting and FUN entertainment!
Cash bar
9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m. – l0:45 a.m.
As artists, we learn the basics of drawing, shading, highlights, depth, and shape. But how do we take a standard 3D areola/nipple tattoo and make it really pop with hyper-realism detail and texture, unique for each client’s needs and desires? No two areolas are exactly the same. Each being as unique as we are people of diversity. Each artist develops their own style whether it is lips, brows, liner, or areola work. Kris will demonstrate how we can use our individual style and take areola tattooing Beyond the Basics.
11:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Ruth Swissa will be sharing her medical micropigmentation expertise with an emphasis on advanced scar camouflage technique. Using a case-by-case approach, she will be highlighting her more challenging scar camouflage procedures and discussing the individualized approach necessary to successfully camouflage discoloration that cannot be corrected through traditional means. Cases include burn survivor hypo/hyperpigmentation, vitiligo treatment, and most popularly, her Moh’s Surgery scar camouflage case featured on Channel E’s Botched.
Final Day
1:30 p.m. – 2:45 p.m.
Do you have a love/hate relationship with eyeliners? This is often because many artists struggle to achieve great healed results and don’t understand why. Vicki will share stretch secrets, needle selection, reading the skin, and how to get the right amount of saturation. Style options covered will include wings, wisps, wedges, and color stacking - what choice is appropriate for a particular client and what can get you into trouble. Discover how you can choose a hint of subtle color or drama-mamma bold.
2:45 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
The scalp micropigmentation (SMP) industry has opened huge potential for field related artists. SMP requires proper education and hands-on experience, even if already trained in other tattoo techniques. Lack of respect for the delicacy and technicality of this process has left many unsuspecting clients hiding under hats. Pam has presented on this topic before and everyone has asked for more! Joining her will be Arin Adjamian, as they address concerns regarding proper training in SMP and what options clients have for correction.
2:45 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
The scalp micropigmentation (SMP) industry has opened huge potential for field related artists. SMP requires proper education and hands-on experience, even if already trained in other tattoo techniques. Lack of respect for the delicacy and technicality of this process has left many unsuspecting clients hiding under hats. Pam has presented on this topic before and everyone has asked for more! Joining her will be Arin Adjamian, as they address concerns regarding proper training in SMP and what options clients have for correction.
Don’t miss this final opportunity – there will be exclusive drawings for prizes from the SPCP and exhibitors and you must be present to win!
Don’t miss this final opportunity – there will be exclusive drawings for prizes from the SPCP and exhibitors and you must be present to win!
9:15 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Are you an artist who strives for beautifully healed eyebrows regardless of skin type and skin tone? Do you understand how the cellular healing process of skin impacts the pigment implant? In this session, Rose will teach you how to accurately identify your clients’ Fitzpatrick type, how to avoid a funky color heal, how to determine which permanent cosmetic protocols work best regardless of skin tone, and how melanin influences the appearance of the cosmetic tattoo.
10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Carla uncovers the truths behind working with cool lip tones. A common misconception in the industry for years has been that dark lips cannot be blushed. Permanent cosmetics are done within the skin, not on the skin - so we must treat it as such. With proper technique, tool selection, and custom blending / selecting the appropriate pigment colors, we can neutralize the temperature, hue, saturation, and value of the undertone. This is where the magic happens. With these specially designed techniques, we can neutralize and achieve a "blush effect" on dark, cool-tone lips.
1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Being a permanent cosmetic artist and entrepreneur is challenging, but even more difficult when you are making decisions on your own without knowledgeable support. This Mastermind Session is a chance to ask a question for peer brainstorming and get feedback from fellow professionals on a current struggle or puzzling challenge you are facing. The Mastermind is a unique opportunity for valuable support in a group setting to provide critical insights for leveling up faster so that you can have the success you want in your beauty business.
3:15 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Wondering where you should focus your marketing efforts to generate new PMU clients? How can you succeed in the fast-paced, real-time, right now of today’s social platforms? It’s getting harder to get brand visibility to show your services in this noisy world, where many of us (and our customers) feel overwhelmed, and unfulfilled. There is a better way. And it does lead to more measurable results! In this session, April will reveal the important marketing trends, so you aren’t relying on outdated tactics.