ABOUT YOUR EDUCATOR

Hi, I'm Kathy Wang

I am the owner of House of Flawless in Brisbane, and The Beauty Bae Australia.

I began my career in the lash industry in January 2017. I came from a background of accounting and law. However, working 9-5 is just not my thing. I came across lash extensions when I was searching for that 'THING' that makes me passionate about, that 'THING' makes me want to jump out of bed every morning. Before I decided to taking a lash course, I was a personal trainer. Being in the personal training industry reassured me that I love working with people, see them grow and evolve, and of course, you cannot deny how amazing it is to see your clients improve on their appearance and confidence. What draws towards the lash industry is that the transformation is instant! I mean, clients can take a nap on your comfy lash bed then wake up with a fresh look, and a hell lot more confidence in themselves!

It didn't take long for me to fall in love with my new venture and the people in it. The people who formed the lash community, some of which I am lucky enough to call my friends.

When I originally begun doing lashes and brows I was naive, that is, I was lacking experience and wisdom. I had so many questions that weren't answered during my initial trainings and I certainly didn't know my worth! At the time I was charging $30 for a full set of classic extensions. WHAT? I hear you say! 

In July 2017 I decided to back myself and enrolled with the LashJoy Academy, and was trained under international award winning lash artist, Joy Crossingham. 

I went on to complete training with Flawless Lashes by Loretta on mega volume lashes, Revolation, and the latest trend, Flat Lash Russian Volume.

Within 12 months, I had left my full time employment and begun working solely for myself. Scary is an understatement! 

I very quickly noticed there was something lacking in our industry, that is, it is not regulated effectively, and therefore the level at which lash and brow artists are being trained is heavily insufficient. I decided that I wanted to make a positive contribution, and offer thorough and well thought out training. I wanted to help repair the integrity of our industry, one that was becoming damaged by poor education, and artists, like the previous me, that didn't know any better! After all, we only know what we are taught! 

If I was going to train people, I wanted to do it properly! I completed by TAE (Certificate 4 in Training and Assessment) and have gone on to complete the NALA Trainers Training. 

My hope is that each and every student of mine leaves their training feeling confident in their skills and with a wealth of new knowledge. 

There is nothing quite like knowing that you have contributed to some else's financial autonomy and helped to give them the tools to succeed within their craft.