Lesson 1Primers and base products: pore-filling, mattifying, hydrating, color-correcting primersLook at how primers and base products smooth the skin and affect how makeup stays on. Learn to pick pore-filling, mattifying, hydrating, and color-correcting primers based on skin type, feel, and marks.
Pore-filling and blurring primer benefitsMattifying primers for shine-prone areasHydrating and glow-boosting primersColor-correcting primers by concernApplying primer only where neededLesson 2Concealers, color correctors, and setting products: formulas, placement, and techniques by skin concernGet to know concealer and color corrector mixes, undertones, and coverage strengths. Learn exact spots and blending for dark circles, redness, dark patches, and spots, plus setting without clumping.
Choosing concealer textures and coverageCorrector shades for dark circles and spotsSpot concealing vs brightening methodsSetting targeted areas without heavinessLayering under and over foundationLesson 3Tools for application: brushes, sponges, blenders, and hygienic practicesSee how tools change coverage, feel, and finish. Compare brushes, sponges, and fingers, and pick up cleaning, sanitising, and storage habits for personal and work kits.
Brush shapes for liquid and cream basesSponges and blenders: damp vs dry useFinger application: when it works bestCleaning and disinfecting tools safelyStorage, transport, and cross-contaminationLesson 4Skincare regimen tailored by type: cleansers, toners, moisturizers, serums, and targeted treatmentsPut together skincare steps that help makeup last for each skin type. Compare cleansers, toners, moisturisers, and serums, and know when to use scrubs and special treatments without weighing down the skin.
Cleansers for oily, dry, and sensitive skinHydrating vs astringent toners in prepMoisturizer textures and layering orderSerums: actives safe under makeupSpot treatments and timing before makeupLesson 5Duration and durability strategies: powders, setting sprays, primers, and professional long-wear product choicesFind out how to make foundation last longer with powders, setting sprays, and primers. Learn to manage shine, stop transfer, and keep coverage through heat, dampness, long gatherings, and work settings.
Choosing loose vs pressed setting powdersLayering setting sprays with powdersPrimer selection for long-wear looksBlotting, touch-ups, and shine controlLong events: bridal and red-carpet wearLesson 6Product compatibility and layering: ingredient interactions, pilling prevention, and patch testingLearn to mix skincare, primers, and foundations without balls forming or irritation. Understand ingredient groups, patch testing, and layering order so products lie flat and stay put all day.
Common causes of pilling and how to avoidLayering water, oil, and silicone formulasFragrance, acids, and potential irritantsPatch testing for new or strong productsAdapting routines to climate and seasonLesson 7Adapting products for mature skin: texture smoothing, avoiding creasing, and enhancing elasticity appearanceAdjust complexion products for older skin to skip heaviness and creases. Learn to handle texture, fine lines, and less bounce while keeping glow, comfort, and real coverage for various events.
Assessing texture, lines, and laxityChoosing lightweight, flexible formulasPlacement to avoid settling in linesStrategic powder use on mature skinEnhancing radiance without emphasizing textureLesson 8Skin type identification: oily, dry, combination, sensitive — signs and testing methodsLearn to spot oily, dry, combo, normal, and sensitive skin right. Practice looking, asking questions, and simple home checks to spot dryness, extra oil, and reactions before makeup.
Characteristics of oily and acne-prone skinSigns of dry, flaky, and dehydrated skinCombination and normal skin indicatorsRecognizing sensitive and reactive skinBlotting sheet and bare-skin observationLesson 9Foundation finishes and formulations: dewy, satin, matte, mineral, serum foundations, and long-wear formulasCheck how foundation finishes and mixes work on different skins. Learn when to go for dewy, satin, matte, mineral, serum, or long-stay bases, and how coverage, feel, and bits affect daily use.
Dewy and luminous foundations: pros and consSatin and natural skin-like finishesMatte and soft-matte for oil controlMineral and powder foundation optionsSerum and long-wear liquid formulas
