Makeup Enhancement Course

Lesson 1 • Skin Anatomy and Undertones

Covers skin layers, sebaceous activity, and undertone identification. Connects directly to product selection throughout the course.

Lesson 2 • Product Categories and Formulas

Distinguishes liquid, cream, powder, and gel formulas across product categories. Students match formula to skin type and desired finish.

Lesson 3 • Color Theory for Makeup

Applies the color wheel, complementary colors, and neutralization principles to makeup. Students use color theory to correct and enhance complexion.

Lesson 4 • Hygiene and Sanitation Standards

Establishes professional sanitation protocols for tools and products. Compliance protects clients and meets industry hygiene standards.

Lesson 1 • Skincare Prep Before Makeup

Covers cleansing, moisturizing, and priming steps that extend makeup wear. Proper prep directly improves every base technique taught in this chapter.

Lesson 2 • Setting and Finishing the Base

Demonstrates powder setting, baking, and finishing spray techniques for all-day wear. Connects base application to the contouring work in the next chapter.

Lesson 3 • Concealer Techniques

Addresses under-eye circles, blemishes, and hyperpigmentation with targeted concealer methods. Builds on foundation application for seamless integration.

Lesson 1 • Face Shape Analysis

Identifies oval, round, square, heart, and oblong face shapes. Shape analysis guides all placement decisions taught throughout this chapter.

Lesson 2 • Highlighting Methods

Covers liquid, powder, and cream highlighter placement on the high points of the face. Proper highlight amplifies the contour work done in the previous section.

Lesson 3 • Contouring Techniques

Teaches cream and powder contour placement for cheekbones, nose, and jawline. Students sculpt each face shape using appropriate product formulas.

Lesson 4 • Blush Placement and Color Selection

Demonstrates blush placement for each face shape and skin tone. Students balance blush with contour and highlight for a cohesive look.

Lesson 1 • Eyeshadow Application Techniques

Covers cut crease, halo, and wash-of-color techniques using matte and shimmer shadows. Students blend seamlessly using the correct brush for each step.

Lesson 2 • Mascara and Lash Application

Demonstrates mascara techniques and strip and individual lash application. Lashes complete the eye look and enhance the overall face composition.

Lesson 3 • Brow Shaping and Filling

Covers brow mapping, shaping, and filling with pencil, powder, and pomade. Well-shaped brows frame the eye looks built in this chapter.

Lesson 4 • Eyeliner Styles and Application

Teaches pencil, gel, and liquid liner for tightlining, winged, and graphic looks. Liner style selection is tied to eye shape analysis from the first section.

Lesson 1 • Lip Shapes and Correction

Addresses thin, uneven, and asymmetrical lips using liner and color correction. Students adapt techniques to diverse lip shapes and sizes.

Lesson 2 • Lipstick and Gloss Application

Demonstrates brush and direct application of lipstick, gloss, and stain formulas. Students achieve clean edges and consistent pigment deposit.

Lesson 3 • Lip Prep and Conditioning

Covers exfoliation, hydration, and priming steps that improve lip color adhesion. Proper prep prevents feathering and extends wear time.

Lesson 1 • Skin Tone Adaptation Across Looks

Applies color theory and product knowledge to create looks for fair, medium, and deep skin tones. Students adjust every element of a look for inclusive results.

Lesson 2 • Look Critique and Self-Assessment

Introduces structured self-critique methods using mirrors, photography, and peer review. Students identify and correct imbalances before finalizing any look.

Lesson 3 • Occasion-Based Look Design

Covers bridal, editorial, natural, and glamour look requirements and expectations. Students select techniques and products appropriate to each context.

Lesson 4 • Day-to-Night Makeup Transitions

Demonstrates how to intensify a daytime look for evening without full reapplication. Students build versatile looks that adapt to changing environments.

Lesson 1 • Special Effects and Body Makeup

Introduces prosthetics, wound simulation, and body paint for theatrical and film contexts. Students apply SFX principles safely and effectively.

Lesson 2 • Makeup for Mature Skin

Addresses fine lines, loss of elasticity, and pigmentation changes specific to mature skin. Students adapt base, eye, and lip techniques to enhance rather than age the face.

Lesson 3 • Makeup for Diverse Skin Conditions

Covers techniques for acne-prone, rosacea, vitiligo, and hyperpigmented skin. Students build confidence working with clients who have visible skin conditions.

Lesson 4 • Airbrush Makeup Fundamentals

Introduces airbrush equipment, compressor settings, and water-based vs. silicone formulas. Students achieve flawless, camera-ready coverage with airbrush technique.

Lesson 1 • Portfolio Building and Photography

Guides students in photographing work, curating a portfolio, and presenting it digitally. A strong portfolio is the primary tool for attracting professional clients.

Lesson 2 • Client Consultation Process

Covers intake forms, preference discovery, and expectation alignment before any application. Effective consultation prevents dissatisfaction and builds client trust.

Lesson 3 • Workflow and Time Management

Teaches kit organization, timed application sequences, and multi-client scheduling. Efficient workflow is essential for bridal parties and on-set work.

Lesson 4 • Pricing, Contracts, and Ethics

Covers service pricing models, contract essentials, and professional ethics in client relationships. Students establish fair, transparent business practices.