The Pro-Elite or Silver Program: Includes the Professional Makeup, Professional Fashion Makeup, and the Hair for the Makeup Artist
The Master Level or Gold Program: Includes Professional Makeup, Professional Fashion Makeup, and the Hair for the Makeup Artist and Professional Airbrush course series.
FAQ
Why is your price lower than other schools?
Rather than spending critical time and resources sitting in lectures, our sessions are concentrated and intense -- we keep the prices low by keeping the focus on hands-on activities in classes, rather than lengthy lecture sessions with lots of 'bells and whistles' that you don't need.
Why are your hours shorter than other schools?
Our technique is unique -- rather than having you practice on your fellow students, which results in wasting 50% of student time spent in class, we bring in models from the industry. This is also a more realistic example of the types of models you will find yourself working on, over the course of your career.
What type of makeup is in your kits?
All of our makeup is provided for our students, and our samples are constantly rotated to keep up with industry standards. Because we are located on a studio set, we are able to become very aware of industry trends and use 'top of the line' make-up that is the very latest in product design. After you leave a course, you should be able to walk onto a studio set or into a fashion show and feel comfortable with all of the products at your fingertips.
How long are lectures and hands on training?
Our classes are split, using a 20% lecture and 80% hands on format. While in other schools you may have a fifteen- minute lecture in a four hour day, half of your 'hands on' experience involves functioning as a model -- however, by using industry models, all of your time in out classes is spent efficiently, getting practical...
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