DIPLOMA IN MAKE-UP ARTIST (2 YEAR)

DIPLOMA IN MAKE-UP ARTIST (2 YEAR)

📘 1-Year Syllabus

1. History & Evolution of Make-Up

  • Origins of makeup: Ancient Egypt, Rome, India, China
  • Makeup through the centuries: 1920s–2000s
  • Cultural influence on beauty standards
  • Evolution of products and tools
  • Key influencers and modern makeup trends

2. Skin Anatomy & Skin Types

  • Layers of the skin and its functions
  • Identifying different skin types
  • Common skin conditions (acne, pigmentation, sensitivity)
  • Basic skin care and cleansing routines
  • Prepping the skin for makeup

3. Tools, Brushes & Hygiene

  • Types of brushes and their uses
  • Makeup sponges, blenders, and disposables
  • Cleaning and sanitizing tools
  • Personal hygiene and workstation safety
  • Hygiene during makeup application

4. Foundations & Base Makeup Techniques

  • Understanding undertones and skin shades
  • Foundation types: liquid, cream, stick, powder
  • Primer, concealer, color corrector usage
  • Contouring and highlighting (cream/powder)
  • Setting products: loose powder, compact, setting sprays

5. Eye, Lip & Brow Techniques

  • Eye shapes and corrective techniques
  • Eyeshadow blending, eyeliner styles, mascara
  • Eyebrow shaping, filling, and correction
  • Lip correction, liner, lipstick application
  • False lashes: types and application

6. Day, Evening & Occasion Makeup

  • Nude and natural makeup
  • Soft glam and bold evening looks
  • Party makeup and occasion-specific styles
  • Makeup for different age groups and skin tones

📘 2-Year Syllabus

1. Bridal & Traditional Makeup

  • North Indian, South Indian, Muslim, Christian bridal looks
  • Long-wear makeup techniques
  • Waterproofing and touch-up management
  • Accessory coordination (bindi, tikka, lashes, etc.)
  • Client consultation and bridal trials

2. HD, 3D & Airbrush Makeup

  • Introduction to HD makeup and products
  • Airbrush foundation techniques
  • 3D makeup: creating definition for photography
  • Makeup under studio and natural lighting
  • Camera-friendly product selection

3. Fashion, Editorial & Creative Makeup

  • Runway and fashion week looks
  • Creative makeup: color blocking, fantasy themes
  • Working with photographers and stylists
  • Editorial makeup for magazines and digital shoots
  • Trend forecasting and mood boards

4. Male Grooming & Special Needs Makeup

  • Basic makeup for men: correction and finish
  • Makeup for mature skin and sensitive clients
  • Special event grooming (TV, stage, shoots)
  • Introduction to character or theatrical makeup (basic level)

5. Client Consultation & Professional Ethics

  • Understanding client needs and skin profile
  • Handling different personalities and expectations
  • Confidentiality and respectful communication
  • Patch tests and allergy precautions
  • Handling complaints and feedback gracefully

6. Business Development & Portfolio Building

  • Freelancing vs. working with brands/salons
  • Pricing your services and packages
  • Photography tips for makeup portfolios
  • Branding, social media presence, and marketing
  • Internship or live project with models/clients

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