Make up Course

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£359.00 ex VAT

Makeup Artist Courses is a growth industry with high demand for freelance artists. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to enhance your skills, this make up course will provide you with the foundation you need to succeed in the industry. If you are looking for a career change or just a way to earn an extra income with flexible hours then the make up course is the best option to start you on your new career path.

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Make Up Course

The Make Up Course is a practical introduction to professional make-up application. It is designed for beginners who want to understand how products, tools and techniques work together to create a complete look.

You will learn how to prepare the skin, choose the right foundation shade and build make-up in the correct order. The training covers both natural daytime make-up and stronger evening or party looks.

A key part of the course is learning how to adapt make-up to the individual client. You will consider skin tone, face shape, eye shape and the finish the client wants.

Your tutor will demonstrate each stage before you practise the techniques yourself. You will work through a full make-up application, from skin preparation and base products to eye make-up, brows, contouring and finishing touches.

The course also includes guidance on choosing brushes, comparing products and building a useful make-up kit without buying unnecessary items. Tutors will explain where professional products are worth the cost and where suitable high-street options may be used.

No previous experience is required. After successful completion, you will receive a Make Up Diploma. The course is accredited and insurable, subject to arranging suitable professional insurance.

Students who want to develop more advanced bridal and professional techniques can progress to our Level 2 Make Up Diploma Course. You can also view our full range of beauty courses in Scotland.

Make-Up Looks Covered

  • Natural daytime make-up
  • Soft evening make-up
  • Full glam make-up
  • Day-to-evening make-up changes
  • Modern eye make-up looks
  • Defined brows
  • Contoured and highlighted finishes
  • Balanced make-up for different face shapes

Make-Up Techniques You Will Learn

  • Preparing the skin before make-up
  • Choosing products for different skin types
  • Matching foundation to different skin tones
  • Applying foundation for an even finish
  • Using concealer and colour correction
  • Setting the base correctly
  • Contouring and highlighting
  • Strobing techniques
  • Applying natural and glam eye make-up
  • Blending eyeshadow without harsh lines
  • Shaping and defining the eyebrows
  • Selecting suitable brushes
  • Applying make-up in the correct order
  • Finishing and checking the complete look

Professional Make-Up Knowledge

The course is not limited to product application. You will also learn how to work with clients in a professional setting.

  • Client consultation
  • Health, hygiene and safe working methods
  • Understanding the client’s preferred look
  • Adapting make-up to face and eye shapes
  • Choosing products within a realistic budget
  • Planning a basic professional make-up kit
  • Keeping brushes and tools clean
  • Preparing for freelance or salon-based work

Make-Up Training in Glasgow and Aberdeen

The practical Make Up Course is available at our Glasgow and Aberdeen training academies.

All products, brushes and equipment needed during the training day are provided. Students may photograph or record tutor demonstrations for personal study, subject to tutor approval and the privacy of other students and models.

Who Is This Make Up Course For?

This course is suitable for:

  • Complete beginners with no previous make-up qualification
  • People considering a career as a make-up artist
  • Beauty therapists who want to add make-up services
  • Students who want to improve their personal make-up skills
  • Anyone planning to progress to advanced make-up training

What Can the Course Lead To?

After completing the course, you may begin building experience as a freelance make-up artist. You may also seek work in a beauty salon, on a cosmetics counter or within the wider beauty industry.

The course also provides a foundation for further study in bridal, occasion and advanced make-up techniques.

Make Up Course Details

Entry Requirements

No previous qualification or professional experience is required.

Qualification

Make Up Diploma.

Course Duration

One day of practical training.

Products and Equipment

All products, brushes and equipment required during the class are provided by the academy.

Training Locations

Glasgow and Aberdeen.

Make Up Course FAQs

What should I wear?

Students attending the Make Up Course in Glasgow or Aberdeen should wear a beauty tunic, scrubs or suitable all-black clothing.

Do I get a kit with the course?

The course does not include a take-home kit. The academy provides the make-up products, brushes and equipment needed during the practical class.

What if I cannot find a model?

Try posting in suitable local model groups on social media. Contact the academy if you are still unable to arrange a model near the course date.

Can I film the course?

You may record tutor demonstrations for personal learning with the tutor’s approval. You must also respect the privacy of other students and models.

What if I change my mind or want to change courses?

The Make Up Course is non-refundable. Course credit may be offered if you cancel or change your booking, subject to the academy’s booking terms.

What qualifications do I need to attend the Make Up Course?

No previous qualifications are required. The course is suitable for complete beginners.

How long does the Make Up Course take?

The practical training is completed in one day at our Glasgow or Aberdeen academy.

Can complete beginners join the course?

Yes. The course starts with the basic steps of professional make-up application and does not require previous experience.

Is the Make Up Course accredited?

Yes. The course is accredited and insurable after successful completion. You must arrange suitable professional insurance before offering services.

Where can I work after completing the course?

You may work as a freelance make-up artist, in a salon, on a cosmetics counter or within your own beauty business.

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