Course dates, questions and location

Yes. Courses run throughout the year, one-to-one with Magdalena. Send an enquiry with your preferred dates and we will confirm the next available place.

All courses are taught by Magdalena Czajor, who has 14 years in the beauty industry and has been training lash artists for over 8 years.

There is no state accreditation for lash courses in Ireland. When a course is called “accredited”, it usually means it was approved by a private association. What we can show you is the trainer’s own qualification: Magdalena holds a QQI Level 6 award in Training Delivery and Evaluation, issued by Quality and Qualifications Ireland, the state agency for qualifications. It means she has been trained and assessed in how to teach, not only in how to do lashes. Read more: accreditation explained →

No. There is no State licence or statutory qualification for lash extensions or brow treatments in Ireland, and no law says which lash course you must complete. You can work after a private lash course. What you should have is proper practical training, evidence of it such as your course certificate, insurance where your insurer, salon or landlord requires it, and safe, hygienic working practices.

In our own training studio in Portlaoise, Co. Laois. Students come to us from all over Ireland.

Classic Lash Extensions Course, Soft Volume Lash Extensions Course, Brow Lamination Course, Lash Lift & Perfect Brows Course, Eyelash & Eyebrow Tint and Shape Course, Hybrid Eyebrows Course, Pro Brows Course.

No experience is needed for most of our courses: they are designed for complete beginners. Two courses build on an earlier one: Soft Volume Lash Extensions follows the Classic Lash Extensions Course, and Hybrid Eyebrows follows the Eyelash & Eyebrow Tint and Shape Course. We start with the basics and guide you step by step, from preparation and hygiene to application techniques. You practise under the supervision of your trainer, who gives you feedback and support throughout the course. If you already have some experience, you are very welcome too: you will learn professional techniques and refine your skills.

Yes. Training is practical: you work on live models in real-world situations, one-to-one with your trainer.

Yes. When you finish, we introduce you as a new ProLash graduate on our Instagram and Facebook. When you start working or open your own salon, we add you to our Success stories page with a link to your salon or booking page, so clients near you can find you and book. You also join our WhatsApp support group, including business guidance and marketing tips.

Yes. If you are on a jobseeker's payment, your course can be funded through the Intreo Training Support Grant, up to €1,000 a year. There is no deposit and nothing to pay up front. We guide you through the process one-to-one. See Course funding on our website.

Yes. A parent, sponsor or employer can pay for your course. Tell us who is paying and we will issue the invoice in their name.

Yes, the professional kit is included in the course fee. You receive everything you need to practise during the course and to start working afterwards, so there are no hidden extras to buy. Contact us if you would like to know the exact contents of the kit for your chosen course.

After your case studies. Within 6 weeks of your course day you complete 3 full treatments on your own models (6 on Pro Brows, 2 for each type of brow treatment). Magdalena checks each one within 2 working days, tells you what is good and one thing to improve, and answers your questions on WhatsApp within 1 working day. Your certificate follows within 7 days of your last approved case study.

Yes. Insurers set their own rules, and not all of them ask for an accredited course. Insify, for example, told us in October 2026 that they do not require a specific accreditation, minimum training hours or proof of training: self-employed beauty technicians apply online under "Beautician". Lash and brow treatments are not listed separately, but they are not among the exclusions, so confirm your treatments when you get your quote. Public liability insurance is not required by law in Ireland, but we recommend it before you work on paying clients.