1. Skin Fundamental

2. Personal appearance

3. Brush theory & How to clean brushes

4. Base application theory

5. Eye make-up application theory

6. Lip application theory

7. Face Chart Making

8. Different Day makeup looks

9. Evening Makeup

10. Engagement Makeup

11. Cocktail make up

12. Haldi/Mehndi Look

13. Bridal Bindi designing

14. Indian Traditional Bridal Makeup

15.Royal Bridal Makeup

16. Reception make up

17. Groom make up

 

1.Saree Styles (9 different types)

2. Dupatta Styles (4 different types)

• History and theory of make up
• Important tools of makeup
• Professional make up product theory.
• Understanding the camera light, portfolio shoot, basic photo editing.
• Portfolio makeup with advance correction.
• Glassy Makeup (Glossy makeup with glass skin)
• Vintage Makeup with Mood board making( winged liner , red lips, sharp contour)
• Trending eye makeup and eye liner techniques (3 variations-Graphic liner, Brazilian eyes, Angelic liner)
• Creative Makeup with mood board making
• High Fashion Makeup(Silicone makeup) with face art with mood board making
• Waterproof Bridal Makeup
• Still photography Makeup(Ultra HD base) with Mood board making
• SMP Makeup( Social media Platform Makeup)
• Dusky Makeup(Dusky makeup)
• Salutary Makeup (For problematic skin)
• 3D cosmetic makeup with mood board
• Face and Body make up with - Airbrush (3 different looks)
• Airbrush make up technique
• Lounge Party Makeup look with Airbrush
• Indo-western Airbrush Bridal Makeup
• Airbrush Body Art & Temporary Tattoo

1. Introduction

2. International and National Make up Knowledge (Global)

• Make up terminology and trends
• History of Make-Up and its Development
• Different types of make up
  • Water Color
  • Cream Color
  • Powders
  • Mineral Make up
• New Technology
• The Make - up industry
• Latest research including trends in the industry

 

3. Professionalism

• Client Psychology
• Including working with models, artists, directors,
• Consumers
• Professional conduct
• Professional Development

 

4. Operations and Quality Control

• Hygiene (Personal and Professional)
• Occupational Health and Safety
• Make- Up environmental awareness

 

5. Theoretical Compulsory Training

• Face and Body Anatomy and Physiology
• Dermatology – Common Diseases and Disorders
• Basic Cosmetic Chemistry
• Terminology used in the make - up industry
• Product knowledge and Skin care
• Face and Skin Analysis for Make up
• Color and Light Studies 6 Hours
• Working with make – up artist’s tools
• Make – up techniques – introduction
• Base
• Cream and Powder relation
• Contouring
• Blending
• Lips
• Brows
• Eyes
• Make-up Base/ Foundation (water color, cream color, mineral make up)
• Basic Manicure for Make-up (an outline)
• Cleaning methods for Make-up artist’s tools
• Fashion History
• Hair, Make-up, Costume(Styling), Photo, magazine, icons)

 

6. Practical Compulsory Training

• Product knowledge and skin care
• Face and Skin Analysis for Make up
• Color and Light Studies
• Make up Techniques
• Base/ foundation application
• Cream and Powder relation
• Contouring
• Blending
• Lips
• Brows
• Eyes
• Material (water Color, cream and Mineral Make up)
• Cleaning the make-up artist’s tools
• Basic manicure for make up: file – buff – paint – hand cream)
• Working with make-up artist’s tools (brush, sponge, puff etc.)
• 10 Makeup looks Classification and application of make- up techniques (Demo and Practical)
• Corrective Make up
• Beauty and Special occasion make up
• Black and white photographic make up
• Color Photographic Make up
• Fashion Editorial Make up
• Film and Video Make Up
• Catwalk fashion , Make up trends
• High Definition make up
• Creative/ Fantasy Make up
• Airbrush Make up
• Hairstyling
• Hairstyles for photographic work
• Art and Design

 

7. PR and Marketing

• Customer Service
• Public Relations and Marketing
• Social Media
• Sales Techniques
• Retail - Best Practices

 

8. Commercial Studies/ Business Studies 6 Hours

• Forms of Business
• Marketing
• Considerations to be taken when looking for suitable premises for a make-up practice
• Layout of the make- up Practice
• Financial consideration
• Types of Employment
• Insurance
• Legal consideration when setting up a business
• Stock Control
• Promoting the business

 

9. Portfolio: Candidates are required to prepare a portfolio which will assist with gaining employment. The portfolio should be relevant to the study of make-up, film, photographic make up and/or history of make -up. It must include two folders; the Professional Work Portfolio and the Supporting Evidence Folder.

• Photo Session
• Mood board/ Story Board
• Knowledge of Retouch

 

Examination The CIDESCO examinations consists of 3 parts: a Portfolio, practical examination including Mood/Story Board and a written examination Passing the portfolio with a 70% minimum mark is a pre-requisite to sit the CIDESCO media make up Examination.

- Portfolio Pre- requisite

The professional work portfolio must consist of 10 photographs (one for each category) of the candidate’s work assessed by the school according to the CIDESCO Portfolio Marking Sheet. The Supporting Evidence Folder supports the Professional Work Portfolio

- Practical Examination

Nude/ Straight Make up Make up for Black and White Photography including suitable/appropriate costume Make up for Runway/Catwalk to include adapting hair styling with ornamentation Plus costume and body make up (limbs and hands; nails if appropriate).

Theoretical Examination - Written MCQ examination