The creative application of makeup to enhance or alter a person's appearance for various purposes, including beauty, fashion, and special effects.

The process of creating a collection of work that showcases an artist's skills, techniques, and style, essential for freelance opportunities.

A set of principles used to understand how colors interact, which helps artists choose complementary shades for makeup application.

Techniques used to create illusions or transformations in makeup, often for film, theater, or photography.

Working independently as a makeup artist, often managing clients, bookings, and marketing without a permanent employer.

A makeup product applied to create an even skin tone and cover imperfections, available in various formulations.

The steps taken to prepare the skin before makeup application, including cleansing, moisturizing, and priming.

Techniques used to neutralize or balance skin tones using specific color products before applying foundation.

Colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel, used to enhance and balance makeup looks.

The process of recording techniques, products used, and results achieved, important for portfolio development.

Special effects makeup that creates illusions like aging, wounds, or fantasy characters, often requiring unique techniques and materials.

Makeup specifically designed to look good on camera, considering lighting and angles to enhance features.

Skills involved in effectively communicating with clients, understanding their needs, and delivering satisfactory results.

A strategic outline of how to promote oneself as a makeup artist, including target audience and promotional methods.

The method of determining how much to charge for services, considering market rates and personal skill level.

Constructive criticism given by fellow students, aimed at improving skills and techniques through shared insights.

A specific method or skill used in makeup application, such as blending, contouring, or highlighting.

A smooth and even skin appearance achieved through effective foundation application and skin prep.

The pleasing arrangement of colors in makeup that creates a cohesive and attractive look.

A physical or digital collection of work that visually demonstrates an artist's skills and creativity.

The ability to generate unique and original ideas in makeup artistry, essential for developing a personal style.

The practical abilities required to apply makeup effectively, including precision and knowledge of products.

The anticipated outcomes and satisfaction levels that clients have regarding makeup services.

Practical situations encountered in the beauty industry, such as events, photoshoots, and client interactions.

An introductory course designed to provide essential skills and knowledge in a specific field, such as makeup artistry.