MAKEUP
Introduction to Makeup
This course will enable you to initiate your career as a makeup artist in beauty salons, doing bridal and photo-shoot. Build up your portfolio and makeup kit/tools.
You will study facial anatomy, health, and safety best practice, skincare, the correct use of tools and products, the principles of lighting and shading in make-up, as well as color mixing and blending the application of bases, and beauty make-up for both day and evening and you will look at how makeup is influenced by a different light.
Make-up application to include the understanding of face shapes, skin characteristics, fashion trends, cultural factors, effects of sunlight, planning make-up application – images, themes, colour, research, use of mood board.
Opportunities for learners to develop a range of skills, techniques, personal qualities and attitudes essential for successful performance in employment as a make-up artist.
Classes (Maximum 6 students) are taught through practical demonstrations and one-to-one attention on each student’s work. Students work on each other, training mannequins or a model with a very practical and hands-on approach from day one.
An Academy' certificate will be issued at completion of the course. The course length can vary:
Lessons are on a flexible basis during the week 9:30 to 12:30 or 17:00 to 19:00 including Saturdays, Sundays and festivities for about between 3 and 6 months (Approximately, depending from attendance and observation achieved within the current academic year).
"The cost of the course Option 1 is 600 euro."
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Hair & Makeup One to One Training Hairdressing and Makeup Professional training is provided on a One to One basis Morning, afternoon and weekends to schedule the training at mutual convenient time with great attention to personal learning styles and capabilities. Hair Salon London Academy offers the perfect experience in beautifully cut and coloured hair in the centre of the Maltese islands, Gzira.