This program is a study of Professional Makeup Artistry in 240 hours of both practical and theoretical studies leading to a final written and practical exam for industry standard certification. The focus of this program is beauty and special events makeup.
The successful certificate holder will be able to seek employment as a Professional Makeup Artist.
Admission Requirements:
Admission to Orane International College programs is based on merit and interest in the program of study. The following minimum requirements must be met or exceeded to gain entry into Orane International College:
- Proof of successful completion of BC Grade 12 or equivalent OR 19 years of age or older
- Letter of Intent
- Admissions interview
- Proof of minimum level of English language proficiency (if English is not your first language):
- IELTS 4.5 or higher
- TOEFL 65 or higher
Learning Objectives:
- To comprehend the fundamentals needed for beauty makeup applications for a variety of events and situations
- To project a positive attitude and a sense of personal integrity and self confidence
- To practice effective communication skills, visual poise and proper grooming
- To use critical thinking to determine application process, products and techniques for specific client needs
- To respect the need to deliver worthy service for value
At the end of this program students will be able to apply theory, technical information and related knowledge to assure sound judgements and decisions, along with demonstrating a knowledge of management operations in the beauty industry including methods for career development.
Methods of Evaluation:
Students are assigned lesson studies and given a number of practical score sheets (rubrics) for program tasks development. Theory is evaluated after each unit of study. Practical are evaluated as completed through rubrics evaluation sheets, textbook procedures and performance standards established by industry standards competency. Students must maintain a standard of 70% and pass a final written and practical exam to meet the requirements for graduation. Students must makeup failed or missed tests and incomplete assignments.
Program Duration:
240 hours = 20 hours per week for a total of 12 weeks (approximately 3 months) of in-class and combined instruction. This program is considered full-time.
Professional Makeup Artistry – Level One:
Course Outline
| Day | Subject | Lesson |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kit introduction, sanitization, disinfection, sterilization, skin cleansing, preparation | Kit introduction, Skin cleansing, Different stages of sanitization, bacteriology |
| 2 | Service set-up and procedure introductory brush techniques | How to set up your tools for makeup, Introduce brushes and their uses, Procedures of application, Colour wheel / colour choices (complimentary and opposite), Choosing palette colour selections (warm/cool) How to choose complimentary / enhancing colours for shadows, lip colours, etc. |
| 3 | Face shapes | Different face shapes, Determining face shapes |
| 4 | Basic makeup, Foundation | Different complexions and types of foundation (cream vs. powder), Practice applying foundation, Blending |
| 5 | Face shapes | Basic corrections/contouring |
| 6 | Contouring | Contouring face shapes, chest, stomach |
| 7 | Eyebrow shaping | Different types of eyebrows for different faces and occasions, Different colours and shapes, liquid eyeliner, Eyebrow cover-up using glue, concealer, foundation |
| 8 | Cheeks – day and evening looks | Blush and contouring on different face shapes, appropriate colours, Day vs. evening, Adding shimmer to cheeks |
| 9 | Eye shapes, eyeliner, artificial lashes | Review different eye shapes, appropriate applications for each shape, Identify and correct eye makeup, Apply band lashes and mascara |
| 10 | Basic day and evening makeup | Day makeup- accentuating lips, eyes OR cheeks, Evening makeup- triadic application – accentuating two of lips and eyes, eyes and cheeks, cheeks and lips |
| 11 | Basic glamour makeup | Difference between evening and glamour, Accentuating lips, eyes, and cheeks, Glitter, rhinestones, airbrushing |
| 12 | Lips | Day, evening and glamour, Different colours for different skin types, Eyeliner, lipstick, gloss, Different shapes of lips, Corrective applications |
| 13 | Wedding foundations Classic looks | Bridal makeup, Keeping the bride looking natural, Perfecting foundations for photography |
| 14 | Full Glamour | Full face of glamour, Creative applications |
| 15 | Tinting | Tinting eyebrows and eyelashes |
| 16 | Portfolio Development | How to build a portfolio |
| 17 | Makeup for photo shoots | Outdoor, indoor, video, stage makeup, Matte vs. shimmer |
| 18 | Client practice | Client day – book clients for various applications |
| 19 | Product specialty ,Techniques for film | Drag queen application, Contouring and highlighting focus |
| 20 | Special effects basics | Zombie makeup, Scar applications |
| 21 | Practical | Project and portfolio |
| 22 | Practical | Project and portfolio |
| 23 | Practical | Project and portfolio |
| 24 | Practical | Project and portfolio |
| 25 | Practical | Project and portfolio |
| 26 | Practical | Project and portfolio |
| 27 | Practical | Project and portfolio |
| 28 | Practical | Project and portfolio |
| 29 | Practical | Project and portfolio |
| 30 | Final exam preparations ,Critiquing your model | Makeup project due (portfolio) – 6 before and after photos: Day, evening, glamour, bridal, era (ex.1960’s), fantasy |
| 31 | Final exam | Written exam Practical exam (day, evening, glamour) |
This program has been approved by the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills & Training.
