Advance Makeup Course| Online Self Makeup course | Hindi

In this video, we are giving you introduction of our course content available for students.

Shalinni Seth is qualified and expert trainer who have shared all her techniques, knowledge and skills in this course. Her idea is to improve student skills and give powers to their mind to build confidence and become an expert.

Detail knowledge about color, color wheel, color theory, color combination, color correction, neutralizing, undertone, skin tone.

A color circle, based on the primary colors of red, yellow, and blue, is traditional in all forms of art, including makeup artistry. The primary colors of the color circle cannot be mixed or formed by any combination of any other colors; conversely, all other colors are derived from these three colors, or hues (a color in its purest form).

Primary colors – also called main colors, they are red, yellow blue.

If we mix 3 prime color we will get brown color

Red + Yellow + Blue = Brown

Secondary colors – the colors you get when you mix primary colors

Red + Yellow = Orange

Yellow + Blue = Green

Blue + Red = Purple (some say violet; I say purple)

Tertiary colors – primary colors mixed with secondary colors

Red + Orange = Red-Orange

Yellow + Orange = Yellow-Orange

Yellow + Green = Yellow-Green

Blue + Green = Blue-Green

Blue + Purple = Blue-Purple

Red + Purple = Red-Purple

Tint – white added to a color

Tone – grey added to a color

Shade – black added to a color

Hue Saturation – intensifies a color; add more color to increase its concentration

Hue – the color itself

Saturation – how intense a color is

Value – how light or dark a color is; also called lightness

Warm Colors – reds, oranges, yellows

Warm colors remind you of fire

The color wheel is divided into warm colors vs. cool colors

Cool colors – greens, blues and violets

Cool colors remind you of water.

Red and green can be either warm and cool. So can grey.

Color Schemes

Monochromatic – Several colors of the same hue but with added tints (adding white) and shades (adding black)

Analogous – Colors are next to each other on the color wheel

Complementary – Colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel.

These colors make each other pop.

Examples are red and green (Christmas), purple and yellow (Easter), blue and orange

Complements – two colors that are the same value (darkness or lightness) but opposite hues (opposite colors on the color wheel).

Color Temperature - Warm vs. Cool

The colors on the color wheel are divided into warm and cool. White, grey and black are considered to be neutral colors.

A color being classed as warm or cool is important in how we see that color. Warm colors register more quickly with us – that is, we notice them first and they stand out more. Cool colors meet the eye more slowly and are said to be receding.

This is why certain colors are used as warnings. For example, red is used to bring our attention to something – a dark blue would not have the same effect. It is the same with makeup – warm colors meet our eye first and stand out.

Foundation of color theory, successfully recognizing and matching client's skin tone and underlying tones

all tint, shade, tones, warm and cool undertone. why color knowledge is so important in makeup?

what role color theory play in selection of concealer, contour, shades and foundation?

What is corrective makeup?

Corrective makeup is a technique that makes use of light and dark shades and colors to highlight and contour our features, creating the illusion of better balance and proportion. For instance, you can use corrective techniques to make a narrow top lip appear to be fuller, and to work with unequal eyebrows to give them a more symmetrical appearance.

The term corrective makeup is sometimes confused with the term camouflage makeup, which is applied to conceal scars, hyper pigmented (darker) areas and other features that a person wishes to hide.

When working with corrective makeup, keep a few basic tips in mind:

· Highlighting emphasizes a feature

· Shadowing minimizes a feature, making it less noticeable

· Blend, blend, blend your makeup to create a seamless transformation between corrected areas

· Corrective Makeup Supplies

Depending on the areas you plan to work with, you may need wider selections of makeup and supplies. A few include:

· Lip lining pencils in dark, medium, light

· A variety of foundation colors and shades

· Concealers in light and darker shades

· Light to dark eye shadows and eyeliner pencils, including browns and grays

· Translucent powder

· Makeup sponges; contour and highlight brushes and applicators

· Tweezers

Professionals use disposable mascara wands and other throw-away applicators when working with makeup. You might not choose to use them with your personal supplies, but they do help keep your makeup collection more sanitary.

This video is one stop destination for color, foundation and makeup techniques, for learning everything about cool and warm undertone. So, you will learn successfully matching Skin Undertone, underlying tone your foundation knowledge and type of foundation makeup.

Please read this blog for theory:-?

https://shalinniseyth.com/blog-skin-undertone/

Subtle makeup look with glamorous touch for girls. All detailed knowledge of product and makeup steps. This look can be created for those client who want subtle yet smoky eye makeup look for morning or evening party.