Makeup Course

Lesson 1 • Sanitation and Hygiene Standards

Establishes professional sanitation protocols for tools, surfaces, and shared products. Compliance protects clients and meets industry hygiene requirements.

Lesson 2 • Identifying Skin Types and Conditions

Teaches visual and tactile assessment of oily, dry, combination, and sensitive skin. Accurate classification drives correct primer and foundation choices throughout the course.

Lesson 3 • Skin Anatomy and Physiology Basics

Covers skin layers, sebaceous activity, and how structure affects product adhesion. Establishes the biological rationale for all subsequent product selection decisions.

Lesson 4 • Brush and Tool Identification

Introduces every essential brush, sponge, and applicator with its specific function. Students match tools to techniques before touching any product.

Lesson 1 • Primer Application Techniques

Demonstrates finger, brush, and sponge application methods for even primer coverage. Technique choice affects texture smoothing and product economy.

Lesson 2 • Moisturizing and SPF Layering

Teaches moisturizer selection by skin type and correct SPF layering sequence. Hydration level directly affects foundation adherence and longevity.

Lesson 3 • Primer Types and Their Functions

Differentiates silicone, water-based, color-correcting, and illuminating primers by purpose. Students match primer category to client skin concern and makeup goal.

Lesson 1 • Setting the Base for Longevity

Introduces setting powders and sprays to lock foundation and concealer in place. Correct setting technique prevents creasing, oxidation, and midday breakdown.

Lesson 2 • Concealer Selection and Placement

Covers under-eye, blemish, and contour concealer shades and their correct placement zones. Strategic concealer use reduces foundation load and brightens key facial areas.

Lesson 3 • Foundation Formula Categories

Compares liquid, cream, powder, stick, and serum foundations by coverage and finish. Formula knowledge prevents mismatched results before application begins.

Lesson 4 • Shade Matching Across Skin Tones

Teaches jaw-line testing, natural light assessment, and undertone matching for accurate shade selection. Correct shade matching is the single most visible indicator of professional skill.

Lesson 1 • Highlighting Techniques and Products

Covers powder, liquid, and cream highlighters and their placement on high points of the face. Highlight intensity and placement control the perceived luminosity of the skin.

Lesson 2 • Blush Application and Color Selection

Teaches blush shade selection by skin tone and placement by face shape for a healthy flush. Blush unifies contour and highlight into a cohesive, dimensional look.

Lesson 3 • Face Shape Analysis

Teaches measurement-based identification of oval, round, square, heart, and oblong face shapes. Shape analysis determines every placement decision in this chapter.

Lesson 4 • Contour Product Selection

Differentiates matte powder, cream, and stick contour products by skin type and finish goal. Product choice determines blendability and how natural the shadow reads.

Lesson 1 • Eye Anatomy and Shape Assessment

Identifies monolid, hooded, almond, round, deep-set, and close-set eye shapes. Shape assessment drives every shadow placement and liner decision in this chapter.

Lesson 2 • Eye Shadow Primer and Base

Covers eye shadow primer application and skin-tone base shades that intensify pigment and prevent creasing. A proper base doubles shadow longevity and color payoff.

Lesson 3 • Eye Shadow Blending Techniques

Teaches transition, lid, and crease color placement with windshield-wiper and circular blending motions. Seamless blending is the defining skill of professional eye work.

Lesson 4 • Eyeliner Application Methods

Demonstrates pencil, gel, and liquid liner techniques for tightlining, lash lines, and graphic looks. Liner choice and hand stability determine precision and style range.

Lesson 1 • Filling and Defining Brow Techniques

Demonstrates hair-stroke, ombre, and block-fill techniques for sparse, full, and asymmetrical brows. Technique selection is matched to the client's natural brow density.

Lesson 2 • Brow Anatomy and Mapping

Teaches the three-point mapping method to locate brow start, arch, and tail relative to facial features. Accurate mapping prevents asymmetry and ensures proportional results.

Lesson 3 • Brow Grooming Techniques

Covers tweezing, threading, waxing, and trimming to clean brow shape before filling. Grooming creates the clean canvas that makes filled brows look intentional.

Lesson 1 • Lip Prep and Longevity Strategies

Teaches exfoliation, balm priming, and setting powder techniques that extend lip color wear. Prepped lips prevent color bleeding and improve formula adhesion.

Lesson 2 • Lipstick and Lip Color Application

Covers brush, bullet, and finger application of cream, matte, satin, and sheer lipstick formulas. Formula and application method determine finish, longevity, and comfort.

Lesson 3 • Lip Liner Application and Reshaping

Teaches liner selection, over-lining, under-lining, and precise Cupid's bow tracing techniques. Liner creates the boundary that keeps color in place and defines lip shape.

Lesson 4 • Lip Anatomy and Shape Assessment

Identifies thin, full, uneven, and downturned lip shapes and their corrective makeup strategies. Shape awareness prevents misapplication and guides liner placement decisions.

Lesson 1 • Professional Finishing and Quality Check

Covers final blending, cleanup, and multi-angle quality assessment before presenting the finished look. A systematic finishing routine distinguishes professional from amateur results.

Lesson 2 • Bridal Makeup Considerations

Addresses longevity, photography performance, and emotional client management for bridal work. Bridal makeup must withstand extended wear, tears, and varied lighting conditions.

Lesson 3 • Evening and Glamour Looks

Teaches full-coverage base, dramatic eye, and bold lip construction for evening occasions. Glamour looks demand precise layering and product compatibility across formulas.

Lesson 4 • Look Planning and Client Briefing

Covers mood board creation, client consultation, and translating a brief into a step-by-step plan. Planning prevents mid-application errors and aligns expectations before work begins.