Introduction to Makeup Skill Acquisition Class
Welcome to the Makeup Skill Acquisition Program — a creative and hands-on journey into the art and science of beauty enhancement. This class is designed to equip you with the practical skills, product knowledge, and professional techniques needed to create flawless, confidence-boosting makeup looks for yourself and others.
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Whether you’re a beginner exploring the basics or an aspiring makeup artist aiming for a career in the beauty industry, this program will guide you step-by-step. You will learn essential techniques such as skin preparation, foundation matching, contouring, eye artistry, and lip definition, as well as how to work with different face shapes, skin tones, and occasions.
Beyond application, we will explore hygiene practices, product selection, and the latest beauty trends — ensuring you are confident, creative, and industry-ready. By the end of this class, you will not only master makeup artistry but also gain the ability to express individuality, enhance natural beauty, and inspire self-confidence in others.
Expected Outcomes
By the end of the program, participants should:
Confidently perform different makeup styles.
Understand how to match makeup with skin tone and occasion.
Maintain professional hygiene standards.
Be able to start a small-scale makeup business or freelance service.
Build a portfolio to attract clients.
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Foundation
A skin-toned base product used to create an even complexion, cover imperfections, and prepare the skin for the rest of the makeup. Comes in liquid, cream, or powder form.
Face Primer
A product applied before foundation to smooth the skin, blur pores, and help makeup last longer. Can be mattifying for oily skin or hydrating for dry skin.
Moisturizer
A skincare essential applied before makeup to hydrate the skin, creating a smooth base. Keeps makeup from looking dry or cakey.
Blush
Adds a healthy flush of color to the cheeks, making the face look fresh and lively. Available in powder, cream, or liquid form.
Lipstick
A cosmetic for adding color, definition, and sometimes moisture to the lips. Comes in matte, satin, glossy, or creamy finishes.
Gold (Makeup Gold/Gold Pigment)
Shimmery gold powders or creams used for highlighting eyes, cheeks, or lips for a glamorous look.
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Eye Liner
Defines and accentuates the eyes. Can be pencil, gel, or liquid. Used along the lash line to create depth or dramatic effects.
Eye Primer
Applied to the eyelids before eyeshadow to intensify color and prevent creasing or fading.
Eyelashes
Eyelashes can be natural or enhanced with mascara, lash extensions, or false lashes to make the eyes look bigger, brighter, and more defined. In makeup, they help frame the eyes and add drama or softness depending on the style.
Eye Shadow
Colored powder or cream applied to the eyelids to enhance or change their shape and color. Comes in matte, shimmer, metallic, and glitter finishes.
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Contour
A darker shade of makeup used to define and sculpt facial features, such as cheekbones, jawline, and nose.
Face Highlight (Highlighter)
A light-reflecting product applied to high points of the face (cheekbones, brow bones, nose bridge) to create a luminous glow.
Setting Spray
A fine mist applied after makeup to lock it in place and prolong wear.
Concealer
A concentrated product used to cover blemishes, dark circles, and discoloration.
Setting Powder
A fine powder used to set foundation and concealer, control shine, and give a smooth, long-lasting finish. Comes in loose or pressed form, and can be translucent or tinted.
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