Microblading Insurance
With 25 years of proven trust, NACAMS keeps microblading specialists fully protected and confident in their profession.
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Lifetime protection even after your policy expires
One policy with coverage for 500+ services
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One annual rate to cover your career. To purchase the Microblading endorsement, you must purchase a one-year professional rate at $179/YR.
new Customer rate
$449/YR
+ $179/YR For Standard Policy
What is Microblading Insurance?
Microblading professionals know sessions can become intricate and up-close-and-personal with clients wanting the perfect look post-session. Policy limits for professional coverage have to be robust enough to cover these professionals in the event of a claim against them but should never be more than what's needed. Our professional policies include smart limits like:
- Professional/General Liability: $2 Million per occurrence / $3 Million annual aggregate
- Identity Protection Coverage: $25,000
- Personal Injury and Advertising Injury: $2 Million
Do Microblading Specialists Need Insurance?
Even the most seasoned beauty professionals with years of experience and hundreds of client sessions face some risk when performing microblading. Because the procedure carries a higher chance of infection or injury, not every policy automatically includes coverage. Specialized insurance helps you confidently support your clients' best look while giving yourself the peace of mind that comes with proper protection.
General Liability covers you in case you are held responsible for having to pay for someone else's damages that were inflicted after they entered the space in which you operate.
Professional liability insurance, aka slip & fall, is when someone alleges that services you provided caused them to suffer some form of harm, and they request you cover their losses. Some may sue you for damages, others may simply demand you cover their medical payments for what they are alleging is malpractice on your part.
Microblading coverage is an add-on, known as an Endorsement coverage option. A full year of coverage for this service can be added for only $499 in addition to the $179 standard pro policy.
Scenario Claims That Professional & General Liability Insurance Covers
No matter how skilled you are, accidents can happen. When they do, we've got your back.
Here are claims based on real situations* and how we've helped our customers stay protected when the unexpected occurred.
*Please note claim scenarios are for illustrative purposes only. Actual coverage is always determined by the carrier and based upon the policy language.
What Does A NACAMS Policy Include?
Get A-rated professional & general liability insurance for your beauty career now, with the option to add on microblading, microshading, and/or powdered brows services to your insurance membership.

Modalities We Cover
In addition to the popular beauty types we cover, NACAMS also protects professionals who source income from other wellness services like yoga, massage therapy, personal training, esthetics, Reiki, and 500 more.
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What Is The Best Liability Insurance For Microblading Specialists?
NACAMS is rated Excellent by independent review site Trustpilot. This policy is the best option for pros looking for comprehensive liability insurance offering professional and general liability insurance & coverage for things like identity theft, allergic reactions, and slander, all for one low cost of $179 annually. Buy a policy.
Occurrence Form Coverage Vs. Claims-Made Coverage
If you have been browsing around for microblading insurance, you probably have heard mention of a policy being "claims-made". What this means to you is that after your policy expires, any claims that come up are not covered. The only exception to this would be if you have purchased a special extension known in the insurance industry as a "tail". Claims-made policies can be tricky in health and wellness when a client might take weeks or even months to file a claim for injuries. If they file a claim against you after your policy has expired with a claims-made policy, you'll more than likely be faced with having to come up with the expenses yourself.
The other side of claims-made is occurrence form coverage. We choose to provide this type of insurance policy because it provides coverage for events that occurred while a policy was still in effect, during a time that the claim would have rightful coverage. Just because the policy expires, we don't believe that a claim that would have been rightfully covered should suddenly be denied. When a claim is filed after a policy has expired, it will still be afforded coverage as long as the event occurred during the time the policy was still active.