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Paramedical camouflage course for Alaska artists, live 1:1 on Zoom
One-on-one scar and stretch mark camouflage training on Zoom for artists in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, the Mat-Su and across Alaska. Live with Evelyn from Canada, scheduled around Alaska Time. Confirm board and DEC requirements before client work.
Camouflage training for Alaska artists
Anchorage holds most of Alaska's PMU and tattoo market, with Fairbanks, Juneau and Mat-Su adding smaller communities. Extreme daylight seasons change how skin looks across the year. Zoom training is uniquely practical for Alaska distances — board licensing and DEC facility compliance still apply.
The SKINEAV 1:1 Zoom course teaches Alaska artists scar and stretch mark assessment, custom colour matching, conservative technique on healed tissue, and honest consultations — live and private with Evelyn from Canada. It is not a video library.
Tuition: $2,997 USD for the live online 1:1 Zoom course taught from Canada, or $3,697 USD with the training kit shipped to the US. Payment plans are available, e.g. $500 deposit + 3 x $999. See the US course page for what is included.
How tattoo and permanent cosmetics licensing works in Alaska (check before enrolling)
Alaska splits oversight: the Board of Barbers and Hairdressers licenses practitioners for tattooing and permanent cosmetic coloring, while DEC regulates body art facility sanitation. Expect practitioner applications (board materials commonly require hands-on CPR, not online-only) plus a DEC-compliant facility. Important: the SKINEAV Certificate of Completion is not an Alaska practitioner license and does not replace board or DEC requirements.
Real training moments
Where Alaska camouflage clients are
- Anchorage and Eagle River
- Mat-Su (Wasilla/Palmer)
- Fairbanks
- Juneau and coastal communities
How training works
- Free callTalk through your experience, your state and the right format.
- Reserve your seatPick session times in your own time zone.
- Live 1:1 on ZoomColour theory, technique and guided practice with Evelyn.
- Six months of mentorshipFeedback on your work while you build your business.
What Alaska artists ask before enrolling
"Zoom replace Alaska board requirements?" No.
"Why two agencies?" Board licenses people; DEC oversees facility sanitation.
"Extreme daylight colour matching?" Check matches in consistent light and plan seasonal conversations; curriculum covers this without promising results.
Scheduling from Alaska
Alaska Time is several hours behind Toronto. We always confirm both clock times in writing.
What a training week can look like from Alaska
Early Alaska mornings often align with late morning in Toronto; schedules are designed around that.
Your first camouflage clients in Alaska
After licensing and facility compliance, start with Anchorage-area clients and expand by referral. No income promises.
How the course fits a Alaska beauty business
Board-licensed Alaska practitioners in DEC-compliant facilities can add camouflage after confirming scope. Others should complete board/DEC steps first.
The course covers the full basics of camouflage, learning on practice skin, theory, machine and ink, pigment chemistry basics, and the business side: finding your audience, building a pricing strategy you set yourself, and spacing sessions properly. You can add the training kit, you receive a SKINEAV Certificate of Completion, and you get six months of mentorship with Evelyn afterwards. It does not promise clients or income. It gives you a skill, a method and someone to ask when a real case comes in.
See the US course overview for the full curriculum and format.
Licensing note: the SKINEAV Certificate of Completion shows you finished Evelyn's training. It is not a state license, permit or registration. Before you tattoo anyone in the US, check and follow the rules of your state, county and city.
Frequently asked questions
Who licenses tattoo artists in Alaska?
Board of Barbers and Hairdressers licenses practitioners; DEC regulates facilities. Verify both.
Does SKINEAV replace Alaska licensing?
No.
Time zone?
Alaska Time — several hours behind Toronto; confirmed in writing.
Travel to Canada required?
No — live Zoom.
Why careful framing?
Practitioner and facility rules are both real. A specialty certificate is not a substitute.
Is the course live?
Yes. It is live, one-on-one with Evelyn on Zoom, with six months of mentorship afterwards.