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About This Certification

The Code-002 Certificate in Makeup covers fundamental makeup application techniques, safety practices, and customer service essentials, designed to serve the Beauty Industry specifically within the makeup sub-industry. It aims to equip learners with the core skills and knowledge needed to start a career in makeup artistry.

Who Is This For?

This certification is ideal for individuals seeking an entry-level position in the beauty industry, particularly in makeup. It is designed for beginners with no prior experience, helping them gain the fundamental skills required to work under supervision in makeup-related roles.

Prerequisites

None — open to all. No prior qualifications required.

What You Will Learn

Basic makeup application techniques

Safe use of makeup tools

Customer service in beauty settings

Understanding skin types and tones

Hygiene and safety compliance in beauty

Record keeping and appointment management

Course Curriculum

10 subjects • 46 chapters • 270 classes

Client Consultation and Bespoke Makeup Planning

3 chapters • 12 classes • 25 marks

Builds professional communication and consultation skills required to assess client needs, manage expectations, and deliver personalised makeup services effectively.

1. The Client Consultation Process and Professional Communication 4 classes

1.1 Stages of the Professional Client Consultation Process

Students explore the structured stages of a professional makeup consultation, from initial greeting and needs assessment through to agreement and sign-off. This lesson establishes the foundation for building trust and rapport with clients in both salon and freelance settings. Students learn how each stage directly influences the quality and personalisation of the makeup service delivered.

1.2 Contra-indications, Consent, and Data Protection in Makeup Consultations

This lesson covers the essential safeguarding and legal responsibilities of a makeup artist during client consultation, including screening for contra-indications, allergies, and skin sensitivities. Students examine the correct use of client record cards, consent forms, and the requirements of data protection legislation such as GDPR. The lesson uses video demonstrations of real consultation scenarios to contextualise best practice in handling sensitive client information.

1.3 Professional Ethics, Confidentiality, and Regulatory Standards

Students examine the ethical responsibilities of a makeup professional, focusing on confidentiality, impartiality, and maintaining professional boundaries with clients. This lesson also introduces the regulatory frameworks set by BABTAC, Habia, and CIBTAC, helping students understand how these bodies shape consultation practice. Emphasis is placed on how ethical behaviour and compliance build professional credibility and client loyalty.

1.4 Client Consultation Case Study Assessment

Students apply their knowledge of the consultation process, communication skills, contra-indication screening, and regulatory standards to a detailed written case study scenario. The assessment presents a realistic client consultation situation requiring students to identify issues, recommend appropriate actions, and justify decisions against professional and legal standards. This task evaluates theoretical understanding and the ability to transfer knowledge to professional practice.

2. Skin Analysis and Bespoke Makeup Planning 4 classes

2.1 Skin Type, Condition, and Tone Analysis for Makeup Planning

This lesson provides students with a comprehensive framework for analysing client skin type, condition, and tone as the starting point for bespoke makeup planning. Students learn to distinguish between dry, oily, combination, sensitive, and mature skin and understand how each affects product selection and application. The lesson also introduces skin tone, undertone, and depth analysis across diverse ethnicities to ensure inclusive and personalised makeup planning.

2.2 Foundation Matching, Colour Theory, and Product Formulation Selection

Students practise foundation shade matching and undertone correction on a range of skin tones, applying colour theory principles to make informed product selections. This hands-on session develops students' ability to select appropriate product formulations — such as full coverage, satin, or skin-tint — based on skin analysis findings and the client's occasion and desired finish. Students also explore how colour theory informs choices for concealers, colour correctors, and base products.

2.3 Occasion-Based Bespoke Makeup Planning and Documentation

Students integrate skin analysis findings, colour theory, and client preferences to design and document a complete bespoke makeup plan tailored to a specific occasion such as a bridal, editorial, or evening look. This lesson develops the skill of translating consultation data into a structured written plan that can be presented professionally to a client. Students also explore how the plan adapts across different occasions while maintaining consistency with the client's skin profile.

2.4 Skin Analysis and Bespoke Planning Practical Assessment

Students undertake a supervised practical assessment in which they conduct a full skin analysis on a model and produce a complete, documented bespoke makeup plan with justified product selections. The assessment evaluates the accuracy of skin analysis, the application of colour theory, and the professional quality of the written plan. Assessors observe technique, decision-making, and the ability to link analysis findings to realistic and inclusive makeup solutions.

3. Delivering the Bespoke Consultation and Evaluating Client Outcomes 4 classes

3.1 Presenting a Bespoke Makeup Plan and Managing Client Expectations

Students learn how to communicate a bespoke makeup plan clearly and confidently to a client, translating technical analysis into accessible and reassuring language. This lesson also addresses the professional skill of managing client expectations, handling objections, and adapting plans in response to last-minute changes without compromising quality. Students explore strategies for maintaining professional composure and authority while keeping the client central to the decision-making process.

3.2 Retail Recommendations, Aftercare Advice, and Post-Service Evaluation

This lesson covers the post-service phase of the consultation cycle, including how to provide tailored retail product recommendations and structured aftercare advice that extend the client's makeup results at home. Students study techniques for evaluating client satisfaction and gathering meaningful feedback to inform professional development. Video demonstrations show real-world examples of effective aftercare conversations and retail recommendation dialogues in both salon and freelance settings.

3.3 Building a Client Portfolio and Freelance Business Strategies

Students explore the practical steps involved in building a professional client portfolio that showcases consultation competency, bespoke planning ability, and makeup artistry to prospective clients and employers. This lesson also introduces repeat-business strategies and professional development planning relevant to both freelance and salon-based makeup artists. Students leave with a clear framework for positioning themselves credibly within the beauty industry using their consultation skills as a commercial asset.

3.4 Bespoke Consultation Delivery Presentation Assessment

Students deliver a structured presentation in which they role-play a complete client consultation scenario, present a bespoke makeup plan, handle a simulated client objection, and provide aftercare recommendations. The assessment evaluates communication clarity, professional conduct, the quality of the bespoke plan, and the student's ability to respond adaptively to client feedback. Self-reflection notes submitted alongside the presentation demonstrate the student's capacity for professional evaluation and growth.

Hygiene, Sanitation, and Professional Salon Standards

3 chapters • 18 classes • 25 marks

Ensures students meet industry-recognised health and safety standards in line with HABIA and BABTAC guidelines to protect both clients and practitioners in professional settings.

1. Introduction to Hygiene and Sanitation in the Beauty Industry 6 classes

1.1 Understanding Hygiene Basics in Makeup Application

1.2 Identifying Common Hygiene Risks in Beauty Settings

1.3 Exploring Sanitation Practices for Tools and Equipment

1.4 Implementing Personal Cleanliness for Makeup Artists

1.5 Adhering to Salon Standards and Regulations

1.6 Creating a Routine for Hygiene and Sanitation Compliance

2. Practicing Safe Makeup Application and Tool Sanitation 6 classes

2.1 Understanding Basic Hygiene Principles in Makeup

2.2 Identifying Common Contaminants and Risks

2.3 Implementing Effective Handwashing Techniques

2.4 Sanitizing Tools and Equipment Properly

2.5 Maintaining a Clean Work Environment

2.6 Practicing Safe Makeup Application Techniques

3. Professional Standards and Compliance in Salons 6 classes

3.1 Understanding Professional Salon Standards

3.2 Identifying Key Compliance Regulations

3.3 Implementing Hygiene and Sanitation Protocols

3.4 Conducting Risk Assessments in Salon Environments

3.5 Maintaining Client Confidentiality and Privacy

3.6 Evaluating and Improving Salon Practices

Special Effects and Theatrical Makeup

5 chapters • 30 classes • 25 marks

Broadens creative capability by introducing prosthetics, character makeup, and special effects techniques relevant to stage, screen, and fashion industry work.

History and Evolution of Special Effects Makeup 6 classes

1.1 Exploring the Origins of Special Effects Makeup

1.2 Analyzing the Influence of Early Cinematic Makeup Artists

1.3 Examining Major Technological Advancements in Makeup

1.4 Understanding the Transition from Practical to Digital Effects

1.5 Investigating Iconic Special Effects Makeup Designs

1.6 Applying Historical Techniques to Modern Makeup Practices

Understanding Tools and Materials for Special Effects 6 classes

2.1 Identifying Essential Tools for Special Effects Makeup

2.2 Understanding Types and Uses of Makeup Brushes

2.3 Exploring Adhesives and Their Applications

2.4 Mastering the Art of Prosthetics: Choosing the Right Materials

2.5 Selecting and Mixing Pigments for Realistic Effects

2.6 Maintaining and Storing Special Effects Tools and Materials

Techniques for Creating Realistic Injuries and Illusions 6 classes

3.1 Understanding the Anatomy of Bruises and Cuts

3.2 Applying Techniques for Creating Realistic Bruises

3.3 Mastering the Art of Fake Cuts and Lacerations

3.4 Exploring Burn Effects and Skin Textures

3.5 Sculpting Swelling and Inflammation Illusions

3.6 Integrating Injuries into Character Makeup Designs

Advanced Prosthetic Application and Design 6 classes

4.1 Understanding Advanced Prosthetic Materials

4.2 Mastering the Art of Sculpting Prosthetic Pieces

4.3 Techniques for Seamless Prosthetic Application

4.4 Achieving Realism in Prosthetic Textures and Finishes

4.5 Designing Complex Prosthetic Effects for Characters

4.6 Troubleshooting and Refining Prosthetic Applications

Theatrical Character and Creature Building 6 classes

5.1 Understanding Character Archetypes in Theatre Makeup

5.2 Analyzing Creature Design for Stage Performances

5.3 Exploring Materials and Tools for Theatrical Makeup

5.4 Techniques for Sculpting and Shaping Prosthetics

5.5 Applying Textures and Colors for Realistic Effects

5.6 Finalizing and Evaluating Theatrical Makeup Projects

Photographic, Editorial, and Media Makeup

5 chapters • 30 classes • 50 marks

Introduces students to the specific demands of makeup for print, digital media, and on-camera work, including lighting considerations and high-definition product knowledge.

Understanding Photographic and Editorial Makeup Contexts 6 classes

1.1 Exploring the Role of Makeup in Photography

1.2 Analyzing Different Styles in Editorial Makeup

1.3 Understanding Lighting and Its Impact on Makeup

1.4 Identifying Key Trends in Media Makeup

1.5 Techniques for Flawless Photographic Makeup

1.6 Adapting Makeup for Various Media Formats

Techniques for Lighting and Camera Adaptation 6 classes

2.1 Understanding Light Sources in Photography and Media Makeup

2.2 Exploring Camera Settings for Makeup Clarity

2.3 Analyzing the Impact of Natural vs Artificial Lighting on Makeup

2.4 Adapting Makeup Techniques for Various Lighting Conditions

2.5 Mastering Makeup Application for High-Definition Photography

2.6 Evaluating Makeup Outcomes Through Camera Lenses

Product Selection and Application for Media 6 classes

3.1 Understanding Media Makeup Requirements

3.2 Identifying Key Products for Different Media

3.3 Evaluating Makeup Product Formulas

3.4 Selecting Products for Specific Media Outcomes

3.5 Applying Techniques for Photographic Makeup

3.6 Customizing Application for Editorial and Media

Creating Dynamic Looks for Editorial Shoots 6 classes

4.1 Understanding Editorial Makeup Aesthetics

4.2 Analyzing Contemporary Editorial Trends

4.3 Selecting and Applying Suitable Makeup Products

4.4 Creating Dynamic Color Palettes for Editorial Impact

4.5 Mastering Techniques for Professional Photo-Ready Looks

4.6 Adapting Editorial Makeup for Diverse Media Settings

Collaboration and Communication in Media Makeup Teams 6 classes

5.1 Understanding Media Makeup Team Roles

5.2 Exploring Communication Strategies with Creative Directors

5.3 Engaging Effectively with Photographers and Stylists

5.4 Negotiating and Interpreting Creative Briefs

5.5 Applying Feedback for Makeup Adjustments

5.6 Collaborating in Real-Time on Set

Bridal and Occasion Makeup

5 chapters • 30 classes • 50 marks

Focuses on long-wear, high-stakes makeup applications for bridal and special occasion clients, including trial consultations, longevity techniques, and cultural sensitivity.

Understanding Bridal Makeup Styles and Trends 6 classes

1.1 Exploring Historical and Cultural Influences on Bridal Makeup

1.2 Identifying Classic vs. Contemporary Bridal Makeup Styles

1.3 Analyzing Current Bridal Makeup Trends

1.4 Differentiating Occasion Makeup from Bridal Makeup

1.5 Customizing Bridal Makeup for Diverse Skin Tones and Types

1.6 Applying Techniques to Create Personalized Bridal Looks

Skin and Colour Theory for Brides 6 classes

2.1 Understanding Skin Types and Tones

2.2 Exploring the Colour Wheel and Its Relevance to Makeup

2.3 Identifying Undertones for Personalized Bridal Looks

2.4 Selecting Suitable Products for Different Skin Types

2.5 Matching Foundation Shades Accurately

2.6 Applying Colour Theory to Enhance Bridal Features

Techniques for Long-Lasting Bridal Makeup 6 classes

3.1 Understanding Skin Preparation for Longevity

3.2 Selecting Primers for Durability and Finish

3.3 Mastering Foundation Techniques for All-Day Wear

3.4 Enhancing Eyes: Long-Wearing Shadows and Liners

3.5 Locking in Lip Colour for Lasting Impact

3.6 Setting and Sealing Makeup: Techniques for Resilience

Adapting Makeup for Different Cultural and Occasional Contexts 6 classes

4.1 Understanding Cultural Influences on Makeup Styles

4.2 Identifying Key Makeup Elements for Diverse Weddings

4.3 Exploring Iconic Bridal Looks Across Cultures

4.4 Customizing Makeup for Different Religious Ceremonies

4.5 Selecting Appropriate Makeup for Seasonal Occasions

4.6 Applying Adaptive Techniques for Multi-Cultural Celebrations

Advanced Bridal Makeup: Personalization and Enhancements 6 classes

5.1 Analyzing Bridal Client Needs and Preferences

5.2 Selecting Makeup Products for Diverse Skin Tones

5.3 Mastering Advanced Contouring Techniques

5.4 Enhancing Eyes and Lips for Bridal Looks

5.5 Integrating Accessories and Hair with Makeup

5.6 Adapting Makeup Styles to Different Wedding Themes

Contouring, Highlighting, and Facial Sculpting

5 chapters • 30 classes • 75 marks

Trains students in advanced face-shaping techniques using light and shadow to enhance facial features and create dimension for a range of client face shapes.

Understanding Face Shapes and Structures 6 classes

1.1 Identifying Different Face Shapes

1.2 Analyzing Facial Symmetry and Proportion

1.3 Exploring the Basics of Contouring Techniques

1.4 Understanding the Role of Highlighting in Sculpting

1.5 Choosing the Right Products for Different Face Shapes

1.6 Applying Contouring and Highlighting for Desired Effects

Essentials of Contouring Techniques 6 classes

2.1 Understanding Face Shapes: A Guide to Customized Contouring

2.2 Tools of the Trade: Selecting Brushes and Products for Contouring

2.3 Mapping and Strategizing: Applying Contour Lines for Definition

2.4 Illuminating Features: Mastering Highlighting Techniques

2.5 Blending Techniques: Transitioning from Harsh Lines to Seamless Contours

2.6 Troubleshooting and Refining: Common Mistakes in Contouring and How to Fix Them

Highlighting for Depth and Dimension 6 classes

3.1 Understanding Highlighting and Its Effects

3.2 Identifying Facial Features for Highlighting

3.3 Selecting Highlighter Products for Different Skin Tones

3.4 Applying Highlighting Techniques for Depth

3.5 Enhancing Facial Dimension with Strategic Highlighting

3.6 Evaluating Highlighting Outcomes and Adjustments

Advanced Sculpting and Blending Methods 6 classes

4.1 Understanding Facial Structures for Effective Sculpting

4.2 Mastering Product Selection for Contouring and Highlighting

4.3 Implementing Advanced Blending Techniques

4.4 Creating Dimension with Precision Highlighting

4.5 Enhancing Features with Strategic Contouring

4.6 Customizing Sculpting Techniques for Diverse Face Shapes

Customizing Techniques for Different Skin Tones and Types 6 classes

5.1 Understanding Skin Tones and Undertones

5.2 Identifying Skin Types: Oily, Dry, Combination

5.3 Adapting Contouring Techniques for Fair Skin

5.4 Customizing Highlighting for Medium Skin Tones

5.5 Facial Sculpting Techniques for Dark Skin Complexions

5.6 Selecting Products for Diverse Skin Tones and Types

Core Makeup Techniques: Day and Evening Looks

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Develops practical competency in the most commercially in-demand makeup styles, covering product selection, application methods, and look transitions from day to evening wear.

Understanding Skin Types and Prep Techniques 6 classes

1.1 Identifying Different Skin Types

1.2 Analyzing Skin Conditions and Concerns

1.3 Exploring Essential Skincare Products

1.4 Demonstrating Effective Cleansing Techniques

1.5 Applying Moisturizers for Optimal Results

1.6 Preparing Skin for Makeup: Priming Techniques

Mastering Daytime Natural Makeup Looks 6 classes

2.1 Understanding Skin Types and Preparing the Canvas

2.2 Identifying the Perfect Foundation for Daytime Looks

2.3 Mastering Concealer Techniques for a Natural Finish

2.4 Applying Subtle Eye Makeup for Everyday Elegance

2.5 Enhancing Features with Minimalist Blush and Highlight

2.6 Achieving Perfect Natural-Looking Lips

Advanced Techniques in Evening Glam Makeup 6 classes

3.1 Understanding Evening Glam Makeup Fundamentals

3.2 Mastering Contouring Techniques for Evening Looks

3.3 Perfecting Smoky Eye Makeup for Glamorous Nights

3.4 Applying Bold Lip Colors for Dramatic Effects

3.5 Enhancing Features with Highlighting and Shimmer

3.6 Integrating Advanced Techniques into a Cohesive Evening Look

Adapting Makeup Techniques for Different Face Shapes 6 classes

4.1 Understanding Face Shapes in Makeup

4.2 Analyzing Features for Custom Makeup Application

4.3 Techniques for Oval Face Makeup

4.4 Contouring and Highlighting Round Faces

4.5 Enhancing Square Faces with Makeup Techniques

4.6 Tailoring Makeup for Heart-Shaped Faces

Professional Makeup Application and Client Consultation 6 classes

5.1 Establishing Professional Rapport with Clients

5.2 Understanding and Interpreting Client Requirements

5.3 Selecting the Right Products for Day and Evening Looks

5.4 Demonstrating Daytime Makeup Techniques

5.5 Demonstrating Evening Makeup Techniques

5.6 Evaluating and Reflecting on Client Feedback and Satisfaction

Colour Theory and Pigment Application

5 chapters • 30 classes • 75 marks

Equips students with a thorough understanding of colour relationships, undertones, and pigment selection to achieve balanced and flattering results across diverse skin tones.

Understanding the Colour Wheel in Makeup 6 classes

1.1 Explore the Fundamentals of the Colour Wheel

1.2 Identify Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Colours in Makeup

1.3 Analyze Warm and Cool Colours and Their Effects

1.4 Demonstrate Colour Harmonies: Complementary, Analogous, and Triadic

1.5 Apply Colour Theory to Enhance Facial Features

1.6 Customize Makeup Looks Through Creative Colour Blending

Colour Theory and Skin Tones 6 classes

2.1 Exploring the Basics of Colour Theory

2.2 Identifying Undertones in Skin Types

2.3 Understanding Warm and Cool Tones

2.4 Matching Colour Palettes to Skin Tones

2.5 Applying Pigment Using Colour Harmony

2.6 Adjusting Makeup Techniques for Diverse Skin Tones

Pigments and Their Properties 6 classes

3.1 Understanding the Basic Properties of Pigments

3.2 Exploring Primary and Secondary Pigments

3.3 Analyzing the Role of Undertones in Pigments

3.4 Identifying Pigment Colour Interactions

3.5 Experimenting with Pigment Blending Techniques

3.6 Applying Knowledge: Creating Custom Pigment Blends

Techniques for Blending and Layering Colours 6 classes

4.1 Understanding the Basics of Colour Blending

4.2 Exploring Pigment Layering Techniques

4.3 Mastering the Gradient: Smooth Colour Transitions

4.4 Techniques for Vibrant and Subtle Layering

4.5 Achieving Depth and Dimension with Colour

4.6 Applying Blending Techniques in Practical Makeup

Customizing and Mixing Pigments 6 classes

5.1 Understanding Primary and Secondary Pigments

5.2 Analyzing Undertones and Their Effects

5.3 Exploring the Color Wheel for Makeup

5.4 Techniques for Mixing Custom Pigment Shades

5.5 Practicing Skin Tone Matching with Mixed Pigments

5.6 Applying Customized Pigments in Makeup Design

Skin Science and Pre-Makeup Preparation

5 chapters • 30 classes • 75 marks

Provides foundational knowledge of skin types, conditions, and skincare routines essential for creating a flawless makeup base and ensuring client skin health.

Understanding Skin Types and Conditions 6 classes

1.1 Identifying Common Skin Types

1.2 Recognizing Skin Conditions

1.3 Analyzing Client Skin Profiles

1.4 Evaluating Skin Sensitivities

1.5 Preparing Skin for Makeup Application

1.6 Customizing Skincare Routines Pre-Makeup

The Science of Skin Layers and Functions 6 classes

2.1 Exploring the Layers of Human Skin: An Overview

2.2 Understanding the Epidermis: Structure and Function

2.3 Delving into the Dermis: Composition and Purpose

2.4 Examining the Hypodermis: Role in Skin Health

2.5 Analyzing Skin Functions: Protection, Regulation, and Sensation

2.6 Applying Skin Sciences to Pre-Makeup Preparation

Skin Analysis Techniques 6 classes

3.1 Understanding Skin Types

3.2 Identifying Skin Conditions

3.3 Analyzing Skin Texture

3.4 Conducting a Visual Skin Assessment

3.5 Using Technology for Skin Analysis

3.6 Interpreting Skin Analysis Results

Pre-Makeup Skin Care Regimens 6 classes

4.1 Understanding Skin Types and Their Needs

4.2 Identifying and Selecting Skin Care Products

4.3 Cleansing Techniques for Optimal Makeup Application

4.4 Exfoliating Methods for Smoother Skin

4.5 Hydrating the Skin: Moisturizers and Serums

4.6 Priming the Skin for Long-lasting Makeup

Products and Tools for Skin Preparation 6 classes

5.1 Understanding Skin Types and Their Needs

5.2 Exploring Essential Skin Preparation Products

5.3 Selecting Tools for Effective Skin Preparation

5.4 Analyzing Product Ingredients for Safety and Effectiveness

5.5 Demonstrating Product Application Techniques

5.6 Customizing Skin Preparation for Different Makeup Styles

Demo Subject

5 chapters • 30 classes • 100 marks

Introduction to Makeup Artistry Techniques 6 classes

1.1 Understanding Makeup Tools and Materials

1.2 Exploring Skin Types and Preparation Methods

1.3 Mastering Foundation Application Techniques

1.4 Perfecting Eye Makeup Styles

1.5 Enhancing Facial Features with Contouring

1.6 Creating a Complete Makeup Look

Understanding Skin Types and Preparations 6 classes

2.1 Identifying Different Skin Types

2.2 Exploring the Characteristics of Each Skin Type

2.3 Analyzing Skin Tone and Undertone

2.4 Preparing Skin for Makeup Application

2.5 Selecting Appropriate Products for Each Skin Type

2.6 Implementing a Customized Skincare Routine

Mastering Colour Theory and Application 6 classes

3.1 Understanding The Basics of Colour Theory

3.2 Exploring The Colour Wheel and Its Components

3.3 Identifying Warm and Cool Colours in Makeup

3.4 Analyzing Colour Harmonies for Balanced Looks

3.5 Applying Colour Correction Techniques in Makeup

3.6 Demonstrating Effective Colour Blending Strategies

Advanced Facial Feature Enhancement 6 classes

4.1 Understanding Facial Proportions

4.2 Analyzing Skin Types for Feature Enhancement

4.3 Mastering Techniques for Eye Definition

4.4 Enhancing Lip Shape with Precision

4.5 Sculpting Cheekbones with Contouring

4.6 Integrating Techniques for a Harmonious Look

Creating Makeup Looks for Different Occasions 6 classes

5.1 Understanding Makeup for Day vs. Night Events

5.2 Exploring Classic and Contemporary Bridal Makeup

5.3 Creating Natural Looks for Casual Gatherings

5.4 Designing Dramatic Styles for Evening Parties

5.5 Customizing Makeup for Photography and Media

5.6 Applying Festive and Thematic Makeup Techniques

Career Outcomes

Unlock these career opportunities upon certification:

Makeup Assistant

Beauty Retail Associate

Junior Makeup Artist

Cosmetic Sales Representative

Assessment & Grading

Assessment Methods

Written Examination
Practical Assessment
Project Work

Theory

60%

Practical

30%

Project

10%

Grading Scheme

Grade	From	Classification
A+	90%+	Outstanding
A	80%+	Excellent
B	70%+	Good
C	60%+	Satisfactory
F	0%+	Fail

Industry Recognition

British Association of Beauty Therapy & Cosmetology (BABTAC)

Professional Beauty Association (PBA)

International Spa Association (ISPA)

300 total marks
Pass: 180 (60%)
Validity: Lifetime
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Code-002 Certificate In Makeup

About This Certification

Who Is This For?

Prerequisites

What You Will Learn

Course Curriculum

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Industry Recognition

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