Professional Makeup Course

Lesson 1 • Skin Anatomy and Physiology

Covers skin layers, functions, and how structure affects product performance. Establishes the biological foundation needed for all subsequent product and technique decisions.

Lesson 2 • Identifying Skin Types and Tones

Teaches visual and tactile assessment of oily, dry, combination, and sensitive skin. Accurate identification drives correct product selection throughout the course.

Lesson 3 • Makeup Tools and Their Functions

Introduces brushes, sponges, and specialty tools with their specific applications. Students match each tool to its correct technique before advancing to product application.

Lesson 4 • Sanitation, Hygiene, and Safety

Establishes professional hygiene standards for tools, products, and workstations. Prevents cross-contamination and ensures compliance with health and safety regulations.

Lesson 1 • Color Harmony in Full-Face Design

Applies color theory to coordinate eye, lip, and cheek shades into cohesive looks. Students evaluate finished looks for balance and intentional contrast.

Lesson 2 • Understanding Undertones

Explains warm, cool, and neutral undertones and how they interact with foundation shades. Accurate undertone matching prevents mismatched, ashy, or orange finishes.

Lesson 3 • Color Correction Techniques

Teaches use of opposite-wheel colors to neutralize discoloration before foundation. Correctors address redness, hyperpigmentation, dark circles, and sallowness.

Lesson 4 • Mixing and Customizing Shades

Develops skills for blending foundations and pigments to achieve exact client matches. Reduces product waste and expands shade range without purchasing additional products.

Lesson 1 • Foundation Application Methods

Teaches brush, sponge, and finger techniques for seamless, streak-free application. Each method produces distinct finishes suited to different skin types and looks.

Lesson 2 • Concealer and Setting the Base

Covers concealer placement for under-eye, blemish, and highlight purposes, followed by setting. Proper setting locks the base and controls shine throughout wear.

Lesson 3 • Foundation Formulas and Coverage

Compares liquid, cream, powder, stick, and serum foundations by coverage and finish. Students select formulas based on skin type, occasion, and desired result.

Lesson 4 • Pre-Makeup Skincare Routine

Covers cleansing, toning, moisturizing, and SPF application before makeup. Proper prep extends wear time and prevents product from settling into fine lines.

Lesson 1 • Face Shape Analysis

Identifies oval, round, square, heart, diamond, and oblong face shapes. Shape analysis determines where to place shadow and light for balanced proportions.

Lesson 2 • Contouring Products and Formulas

Compares powder, cream, and stick contour products for different skin types and finishes. Product choice affects blendability, longevity, and natural vs. editorial results.

Lesson 3 • Highlighting Techniques and Products

Teaches placement of luminous products on high points to attract light and lift features. Highlighter intensity is calibrated to occasion and skin tone.

Lesson 4 • Contouring Placement by Face Shape

Applies shadow to temples, cheekbones, jawline, and nose for each face shape. Precise placement creates the illusion of depth and structural definition.

Lesson 1 • Eye Shape Identification

Identifies almond, hooded, monolid, deep-set, wide-set, and close-set eye shapes. Shape knowledge directs shadow placement and liner style for flattering results.

Lesson 2 • Eyeliner Styles and Techniques

Covers pencil, gel, liquid, and kohl liner application for various looks and eye shapes. Liner style dramatically alters eye shape perception and overall look intensity.

Lesson 3 • False Lash Application

Teaches strip, individual, and cluster lash application with adhesive and placement techniques. Proper application creates seamless integration with natural lashes.

Lesson 4 • Eyeshadow Application Fundamentals

Teaches transition, lid, crease, and highlight placement using blending techniques. Proper blending eliminates harsh edges and creates seamless gradient effects.

Lesson 1 • Brow Anatomy and Mapping

Introduces brow structure including head, arch, and tail, and mapping using facial landmarks. Accurate mapping ensures symmetrical, proportionate brow design.

Lesson 2 • Brow Hair Removal Techniques

Covers tweezing, threading, and waxing for precise brow shaping and cleanup. Each method suits different hair types, skin sensitivities, and precision needs.

Lesson 3 • Brow Lamination and Tinting

Introduces brow lamination for directional styling and tinting for color enhancement. These semi-permanent services extend client results between appointments.

Lesson 4 • Adapting Brows to Face Shape

Applies brow shape adjustments to balance and complement each face shape. Arch height, tail length, and thickness are calibrated to facial proportions.

Lesson 1 • Lipstick Formulas and Application

Compares matte, satin, sheer, and liquid lipstick formulas for finish and wear time. Application method affects precision, coverage, and comfort for the client.

Lesson 2 • Lip Liner Application

Teaches precise liner application to define, reshape, and prevent feathering. Liner creates the structural foundation for all subsequent lip product application.

Lesson 3 • Lip Anatomy and Proportion

Examines lip structure including Cupid's bow, philtrum columns, and vermilion border. Understanding proportion guides liner placement for balanced, flattering results.

Lesson 4 • Gloss, Ombre, and Gradient Lips

Introduces gloss placement for volume illusion and ombre blending for dimensional color. These techniques add creativity and dimension to standard lip looks.

Lesson 1 • Bridal Makeup Application

Covers trial sessions, long-wear strategies, and photography-ready techniques for brides. Bridal makeup must withstand emotion, heat, and varied lighting conditions.

Lesson 2 • Everyday and Natural Makeup Looks

Applies minimal, skin-enhancing techniques for professional and casual daily wear. Natural looks prioritize skin quality, subtle definition, and quick application.

Lesson 3 • Client Consultation and Look Planning

Structures the consultation process to gather preferences, assess features, and plan looks. Effective consultation prevents miscommunication and builds client trust.

Lesson 4 • Evening and Glamour Looks

Builds dramatic, high-impact looks using intensified color, shimmer, and defined features. Evening looks require layering and longevity strategies for extended wear.