Module 1

• Skin Fundamental
• Personal appearance
• Brush theory & How to clean brushes
• Base application theory
• Eye make-up application theory
• Lip application theory
• Face Chart Making
• Different Day makeup looks
• Evening Makeup
• Engagement Makeup
• Cocktail make up
• Haldi/Mehndi Look
• Bridal Bindi designing
• Indian Traditional Bridal Makeup
• Royal Bridal Makeup
• Reception make up
• Groom make up

Six Yard of Elegance

• Saree Styles (9 different types)
• Dupatta Styles (4 different types)

Module 2

• History and theory of make up
• Important tools of makeup
• Professional make up product theory.
• Understanding the camera light, portfolio shoot, basic photo editing.
• Portfolio makeup with advance correction.
• Glassy Makeup (Glossy makeup with glass skin)
• Vintage Makeup with Mood board making( winged liner , red lips, sharp contour)
• Trending eye makeup and eye liner techniques (3 variations-Graphic liner, Brazilian eyes, Angelic liner)
• Creative Makeup with mood board making
• High Fashion Makeup(Silicone makeup) with face art with mood board making
• Waterproof Bridal Makeup
• Still photography Makeup(Ultra HD base) with Mood board making
• SMP Makeup( Social media Platform Makeup)
• Dusky Makeup(Dusky makeup)
• Salutary Makeup (For problematic skin)
• 3D cosmetic makeup with mood board
• Face and Body make up with - Airbrush (3 different looks)
• Airbrush make up technique
• Lounge Party Makeup look with Airbrush
• Indo-western Airbrush Bridal Makeup
• Airbrush Body Art & Temporary Tattoo

Module 3

Introduction

International and National Make up Knowledge (Global)

• Make up terminology and trends
• History of Make-Up and its Development
• Different types of make up
• Water Color
• Cream Color
• Powders
• Mineral Make up
• New Technology
• The Make - up industry
• Latest research including trends in the industry

Professionalism

• Client Psychology
• Including working with models, artists, directors,
• Consumers
• Professional conduct
• Professional Development

Operations and Quality Control

• Hygiene (Personal and Professional)
• Occupational Health and Safety
• Make- Up environmental awareness

Theoretical Compulsory Training

• Face and Body Anatomy and Physiology
• Dermatology – Common Diseases and Disorders
• Basic Cosmetic Chemistry
• Terminology used in the make - up industry
• Product knowledge and Skin care
• Face and Skin Analysis for Make up
• Color and Light Studies 6 Hours
• Working with make – up artist’s tools
• Make – up techniques – introduction
• Base
• Cream and Powder relation
• Contouring
• Blending
• Lips
• Brows
• Eyes
• Make-up Base/ Foundation (water color, cream color, mineral make up)
• Basic Manicure for Make-up (an outline)
• Cleaning methods for Make-up artist’s tools
• Fashion History
• Hair, Make-up, Costume(Styling), Photo, magazine, icons)

Practical Compulsory Training

• Product knowledge and skin care
• Face and Skin Analysis for Make up
• Color and Light Studies
• Make up Techniques
• Base/ foundation application
• Cream and Powder relation
• Contouring
• Blending
• Lips
• Brows
• Eyes
• Material (water Color, cream and Mineral Make up)
• Cleaning the make-up artist’s tools
• Basic manicure for make up: file – buff – paint – hand cream)
• Working with make-up artist’s tools (brush, sponge, puff etc.)
• 10 Makeup looks Classification and application of make- up techniques (Demo and Practical)
• Corrective Make up
• Beauty and Special occasion make up
• Black and white photographic make up
• Color Photographic Make up
• Fashion Editorial Make up
• Film and Video Make Up
• Catwalk fashion , Make up trends
• High Definition make up
• Creative/ Fantasy Make up
• Airbrush Make up
• Hairstyling
• Hairstyles for photographic work
• Art and Design

PR and Marketing

• Customer Service
• Public Relations and Marketing
• Social Media
• Sales Techniques
• Retail - Best Practices

Commercial Studies/ Business Studies 6 Hours

• Forms of Business
• Marketing
• Considerations to be taken when looking for suitable premises for a make-up practice
• Layout of the make- up Practice
• Financial consideration
• Types of Employment
• Insurance
• Legal consideration when setting up a business
• Stock Control
• Promoting the business

Portfolio

Candidates are required to prepare a portfolio which will assist with gaining employment. The portfolio should be relevant to the study of make-up, film, photographic make up and/or history of make -up. It must include two folders; the Professional Work Portfolio and the Supporting Evidence Folder.

• Photo Session
• Mood board/ Story Board
• Knowledge of Retouch