Makeup 1 FASH 9281

Hybrid

Our Makeup 1 course teaches you fundamental makeup application skills. This introductory makeup course explores colour theory as well as techniques in correction, concealing, foundation matching, contouring, highlighting, and eye and lip application. Classes occasionally feature industry guest speakers and representatives from makeup product lines who help you become more familiar with the makeup industry. Professionalism, etiquette, personal appearance, communication, and sanitation standards are integral parts of this course.

Note(s)

Course Essentials:

This course requires you to work on other students and to let other students work on you in order to gain the skills you need to work on models. You will also be required to bring your own model on occasion and for practical exams. This makeup artist course has a mandatory dress code and requires you to purchase our professional makeup kit from the Makeup and Esthetics Student Store. The fee for the kit is in addition to the course fee.

Prerequisites

You must have completed Grade 12 English. (An approved equivalent is also acceptable.)

Hours

100

Fee

$855.24, includes a professional photo shoot
CRN:
W56482
Hybrid
Date(s):
–
Day(s):
M – F
Time:
8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Location(s):
SJG (Room TBA)
Hours:
100
Fee:
$855.24, includes a professional photo shoot
Delivery:
Hybrid courses blend different deliveries (classroom instruction and/or self-directed online classes and/or teacher-led online classes) that may require a learning management system (LMS) and/or videoconferencing software (which may require a camera and a microphone). A welcome letter with details will be emailed to you.
Note:

This section uses a blended format that combines both classroom instruction and online learning.

Last Day to Register:
18 Feb 2025
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Contact Information
School of Makeup and Esthetics
Phone:
416-415-5000, ext. 4070
Office(s):

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