1 Day Workshops: 4 hours
E-mail us for dates.
One day workshop: 4 hours, $600
Get critique and help with 2 looks.
Mini Workshops: 2 hours
2 hours, $400
Get critique and help with one look.
Preparing for workshop:
Start by selecting a look. Create a face chart of the look. You will chart the look with what you have in your makeup kit. This is a crucial part of planning and understanding what works best in your kit. Bring any inspo photos plus your face chart with you.
Choose your model. Every makeup artist should have models they can call on. Developing relationships with models is important and essential for when you are doing passion projects, editorials, and classes. A class model does not have to be a professional model depending on what you are looking to get from the class. If you want to work on anti-aging makeup, then bring someone you know who is older. Cast your model for the look and occasion you are doing makeup for. For the best beauty models, look for good skin and no peach fuzz.
What to bring: Inspo photos, Face chart, Model, Makeup kit, camera/phone optional for documenting content for social media.
Workshop announcements are sent via email to our mailing list. Make sure you are on the list for announcements, waiting lists, and time sensitive last minute openings.
Workshop Descriptions:
Wedding: Level up your wedding looks
Glam: A focus on glam for special occasion makeup
Glitter: Using glitter as a pro & creating a look with it
Witchy Glam: Do you want to book goth or witchy styled weddings and events? This is for you.
Abstract: Painting abstract art on the face
Editorial: This is open to your interpretation. What kind of editorial look do you want to accomplish?
Clean Beauty: Master the clean beauty look which is essential for commercial ad campaigns
Anti-aging: Master makeup looks for mature women
Valentine’s Glam: A Valentine’s styled look
Holiday Glam: A holiday inspired glam
Workshops are different than classes. Workshops focus on fine tuning your work and creating content to promote yourself. Do you need help with a look? Do you need more confidence in your work? Plan out your look and execute it with guidance from me to elevate your skill set.
The Pro Classes vs. a workshop: The Pro Classes are for anyone wanting to be a Pro Makeup Artist. Classes are intense with theory, practice, and testing. You should have this knowledge before taking a workshop. Most people start by taking the Pro Makeup Class.
The takeaway: Inspiration, time management, professionalism, elevated skill set, confidence, and content creating for marketing.