Essential Basic Make-Up Skills

Essential Basic Make-Up Skills

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Essential Basic Make-Up Skills

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson you will be able to:

  • State factors influencing basic make-up choices,

  • Explain make-up preparation,

  • How to use products safely,

  • Identify key face bones.

Factors Influencing Make-Up Choice

Skin type,

Tone,

Desired look,

Age,

Event,

and allergies all affect which make-up products and techniques to use.

What are the differences between a day look and and evening/special occasion look?

Preparation Procedures

Cleanse and moisturise the face to remove dirt. Use primer to help make-up last longer.

At the Workstation

Keep tools clean and organised, wash hands and prepare all products before starting.

Before Applying Make-Up

Using Products, Tools, and Equipment

Select the right brush or applicator for each product. Use gentle, even strokes and blend carefully for a natural look.

What tools do you need for a make-up application?

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Key Bones of the Face

Mandible (jaw),

Maxilla (upper jaw),

Zygomatic (cheekbones),

and Frontal (forehead) form the shape of our face.

Why Is Bone Structure Important?

Understanding bone structure helps choose the right technique to highlight natural features and create balance.

Bones of the Face






Mandible

Frontal

Maxilla

Zygomatic arch

Occipital

Do Now Task

Next Steps

Focus on completeing:

Unit 115 assignments

Unit 102 assignments

Unit 101 assignments

Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.