
Hendrika shares over 25 years of industry experience and presents videos on professional beauty makeup to enhance your skills and provide tools for becoming a professional makeup artist.
Set up a professional makeup workstation with a sanitary, organized setup and clean tools, then master skin prep, priming, concealers, foundations, highlighting, and contouring for varied skin.
Evaluate client bone structure and skin type to tailor makeup, addressing oily t-zone and discoloration with oil-control primer and concealers; celebrate cheekbones, lips, and lashes.
Master foundation matching by testing liquid and airbrush formulas, matching undertones and using swatches to avoid jawline lines. Learn to choose oil-controlling, long-wear formulas and blend with brushes or sponges.
Apply orange color corrector to hyperpigmentation and blend foundation to jawline with a synthetic brush. Use eye primer and powder to prevent creasing; watch for oxidation before highlighting and contouring.
Learn contouring and highlighting with concealer and foundation, plus poudre techniques with contouring powders. Highlight cheekbones and nose, contour forehead and jawline, then blend and set with translucent powder.
Learn to highlight and contour with powders, choosing warm browns and peachy pink tones, blend edges for jawline, nose, cheekbones, and under the eye while keeping your kit light.
Develop a professional day look eye makeup using a base shadow, crease color, and blending to brighten the eye. Apply pencil and gel liner for definition and finish with mascara.
Learn day makeup techniques: apply blush with light highlight and contour, prep lips with primer and exfoliation, finish with lipstick, gloss, and setting powder.
Prepare the skin with moisturizer and primer, and conceal before airbrushing for even coverage. Mix foundation shades, test on the skin, then contour and highlight with the airbrush.
This lecture demonstrates airbrush foundation techniques for contouring and highlighting with a golden shimmer. It covers bronzing, blush, powder, and setting spray for a photo-ready finish.
Apply strip, cluster, and individual lashes to create a daytime look. Use latex-free glue, measure for fit, and camouflage the lash line with gel liner for a seamless finish.
Conclude the beauty makeup workshop by highlighting the skills you learned. Appreciate the teachings and the information shared with you.
Do you have a passion for makeup and always wondered how you could turn this into a lucrative career? Are all your friends and family members always asking you to apply their makeup because they love the way you make them look? If you answered yes to these questions, then you should enroll in our professional makeup artist course today!
In this Professional Makeup Artist for Film and Television course, you will be led by Hendrickje (pronounced Hen-Dree-Ka) Matthews, a professional makeup artist, who has been in the industry for over 20 years. She will go into setting up a professional workstation and prep work and investigating on your client before starting a makeup session. This course goes over makeup involved and how to apply the makeup in the way of a professional makeup artist.
This course will teach you the “how to techniques” as well as the business concepts you need to become a successful makeup artist.