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DAY 1: CRIMPING, STRAIGHTENING, STRAIGHTENING CURLS

Crimping:

• Definition: Crimping is a hair styling technique where hair is styled into small, zigzag waves.
• Tools Needed: Crimping iron, heat protectant spray.
• Steps:
  1. Apply heat protectant spray to dry hair.
  2. Section the hair.
  3. Use the crimping iron from roots to ends.
  4. Hold the crimper in place for a few seconds.
  5. Release and move to the next section.

Straightening:

• Definition: Straightening involves using heat to remove curls or waves from hair, leaving it sleek and smooth.
• Tools Needed: Flat iron, heat protectant spray.
• Steps:
  1. Apply heat protectant to dry hair.
  2. Section the hair.
  3. Glide the flat iron from roots to ends.
  4. Repeat until all hair is straightened.

Straightening Curls:

• Definition: Straightening curls involves using a flat iron to smooth out naturally curly hair.
• Steps: Same as general straightening but may require more passes with the flat iron depending on curl tightness.

DAY 2: ROD CURLS, BLOW DRY

Rod Curls:

• Definition: Creating curls using curling rods.
• Tools Needed: Curling rods, styling gel or mousse, hairdryer.
• Steps:
  1. Apply styling gel or mousse to damp hair.
  2. Section the hair.
  3. Wrap sections around curling rods.
  4. Secure rods in place.
  5. Let hair dry naturally or use a hairdryer.
  6. Remove rods for defined curls.

Blow Dry:

• Definition: Using a hairdryer to style and dry hair.
• Tools Needed: Hairdryer, round brush, heat protectant spray.
• Steps:
  1. Apply heat protectant to damp hair.
  2. Section the hair.
  3. Use a round brush to pull hair taut.
  4. Direct the airflow down the hair shaft.
  5. Continue until hair is dry and styled.

DAY 3: FRENCH BRAID, FISHTAIL, WATERFALL, SNAKE BRAID

DAY 4: SINGLE CUT CREASE, HAIR PRACTICE MACHINE

Single Cut Crease:

• Definition: A makeup technique that defines the crease of the eyelid with a sharp line.
• Steps:
  1. Apply eyeshadow primer.
  2. Use a light shade over the entire lid.
  3. Apply a darker shade to the crease.
  4. Use concealer to cut a sharp line along the crease.
  5. Fill the lid with a contrasting shade.

Hair Practice Machine:

• Definition: A training tool used to practice various hair styling techniques.
• Steps:
  1. Set up the practice machine with a mannequin head.
  2. Practice different styles such as braiding, curling, and cutting.
  3. Use various tools and techniques to enhance skills.

DAY 5: SMOKEY EYE MAKEUP, HAIR PRACTICE CRIMPING

Smokey Eye Makeup:

• Definition: A dramatic makeup look with blended dark shades around the eyes.
• Steps:
  1. Apply eyeshadow primer.
  2. Use a dark eyeshadow on the eyelid.
  3. Blend a medium shade into the crease.
  4. Apply a light shade under the brow bone.
  5. Blend well for a seamless look.

Hair Practice Crimping:

• Definition: Practicing the technique of crimping on a mannequin or practice head.
• Steps:
  1. Set up the practice head.
  2. Section the hair.
  3. Use the crimping iron from roots to ends.
  4. Practice different crimping patterns and styles.

DAY 6: HALO EYE MAKEUP, HAIR PRACTICE CRIMPING

Halo Eye Makeup:

• Definition: A makeup style with a halo of light color around a darker shade in the center of the eyelid.
• Steps:
  1. Apply eyeshadow primer.
  2. Use a dark shade on the inner and outer corners.
  3. Apply a light, shimmery shade in the center.
  4. Blend the edges for a halo effect.

Hair Practice Crimping:

• Same as Day 5.

DAY 7: MONOCHROMATIC EYE MAKEUP, HAIR PRACTICE PUFF BUN

Monochromatic Eye Makeup:

• Definition: Using shades of the same color family for the entire eye look.
• Steps:
  1. Apply eyeshadow primer.
  2. Choose a color family.
  3. Use the lightest shade as a base.
  4. Apply a medium shade to the crease.
  5. Use the darkest shade for depth on the outer corner.

Hair Practice Puff Bun:

• Definition: Creating a voluminous bun using hair padding or by teasing the hair.
• Steps:
  1. Pull hair into a high ponytail.
  2. Tease the ponytail for volume.
  3. Wrap hair around the base, forming a bun.
  4. Secure with pins and hairspray.

DAY 8: HALF CUT CREASE, HAIR PRACTICE CRIMPING PUFF BUN

Half Cut Crease:

• Definition: A makeup technique where only half of the eyelid crease is sharply defined, creating a dramatic look.
• Steps:
  1. Apply eyeshadow primer.
  2. Use a transition shade in the crease.
  3. Apply a darker shade to the outer half of the crease.
  4. Use concealer to cut the crease halfway.
  5. Fill in the cut crease with a lighter shade.
  6. Blend the edges for a seamless look.

Hair Practice Crimping Puff Bun:

• Definition: Combining crimping with a voluminous puff bun.
• Steps:
  1. Crimp the hair using a crimping iron.
  2. Gather hair into a high ponytail.
  3. Tease the ponytail for volume.
  4. Wrap the teased hair around the base, forming a puff bun.
  5. Secure with pins and hairspray.

DAY 9: DOUBLE CUT CREASE, HAIR PRACTICE PUFF BUN

Double Cut Crease:

• Definition: A makeup style that features two defined creases for an ultra-dramatic look.
• Steps:
  1. Apply eyeshadow primer.
  2. Use a transition shade in the crease.
  3. Apply a darker shade to define the upper crease.
  4. Use concealer to cut the first crease.
  5. Apply a medium shade to the lid.
  6. Cut a second crease above the first with concealer.
  7. Fill the second cut crease with a lighter shade.
  8. Blend the edges.

Hair Practice Puff Bun:

• Same as Day 8.

DAY 10: GLITTER EYES, HAIR PRACTICE PUFF BUN

Glitter Eyes:

• Definition: Eye makeup featuring glitter for a sparkling effect.
• Steps:
  1. Apply eyeshadow primer.
  2. Use a base eyeshadow color.
  3. Apply a glitter adhesive or glitter primer to the lid.
  4. Pat glitter onto the adhesive.
  5. Blend with a complementary eyeshadow shade.
  6. Finish with eyeliner and mascara.

Hair Practice Puff Bun:

• Same as Day 8.

DAYS 11-15: SAREE DRAPING

Saree Draping:

• Definition: The art of draping a saree, which is a traditional Indian garment.
• Basic Components:
  1. Saree: A long piece of cloth, usually 5 to 9 yards.
  2. Blouse: A fitted top worn under the saree.
  3. Petticoat: A skirt worn under the saree for support.

Types of Saree Draping:

DAY 11: SAREE DRAPING (Nivi and Bengali Styles)

Nivi Style:

• Steps:
  1. Start by tucking one end of the saree into the petticoat.
  2. Wrap the saree around once and tuck in neatly.
  3. Make 5-7 pleats and tuck them into the front center of the waist.
  4. Drape the pallu over the left shoulder, letting it fall gracefully.

Bengali Style:

• Steps:
  1. Tuck one end of the saree into the petticoat at the right side.
  2. Wrap the saree around the waist and bring it back to the front.
  3. Drape the pallu over the right shoulder.
  4. Secure the pleats in the front.

DAY 12: SAREE DRAPING (Gujarati and Maharashtrian Styles)

Gujarati Style:

• Steps:
  1. Tuck one end of the saree into the petticoat.
  2. Wrap around the waist once and make pleats.
  3. Tuck pleats in the front.
  4. Bring the pallu over the right shoulder and drape it across the chest.

Maharashtrian Style:

• Steps:
  1. Tuck one end of the saree into the back of the petticoat.
  2. Wrap around the waist, making pleats in the center.
  3. Bring the remaining saree between the legs and tuck at the back.
  4. Drape the pallu over the shoulder and secure at the waist.

DAY 13: SAREE DRAPING (Tamilian and Kerala Styles)

Tamilian Style:

• Steps:
  1. Wrap the saree around the waist and tuck in one end.
  2. Make pleats and tuck in the center.
  3. Bring the pallu over the shoulder and secure at the waist.

Kerala Style (Mundum Neriyathum):

• Steps:
  1. Wrap the lower cloth around the waist and tuck.
  2. Drape the upper cloth over the shoulder.
  3. Secure with a brooch.

DAY 14: SAREE DRAPING (Lehenga and Mumtaz Styles)

Lehenga Style:

• Steps:
  1. Tuck one end of the saree and make pleats.
  2. Wrap around to form a skirt-like appearance.
  3. Drape the pallu over the shoulder.

Mumtaz Style:

• Steps:
  1. Tuck one end of the saree and wrap tightly around the lower body.
  2. Make pleats and tuck.
  3. Bring the pallu over the shoulder.

DAY 15: SAREE DRAPING (Mermaid and Dhoti Styles)

Mermaid Style:

• Steps:
  1. Tuck one end of the saree into the petticoat at the right side.
  2. Wrap the saree tightly around the lower body, ensuring it fits snugly.
  3. Make pleats and tuck them into the center of the waist.
  4. Bring the remaining saree over the left shoulder, letting it drape elegantly.

Dhoti Style:

• Steps:
  1. Tuck one end of the saree into the petticoat at the back.
  2. Wrap the saree around the waist, bringing it back to the front.
  3. Bring the saree between the legs and tuck it at the back, creating a dhoti-like effect.
  4. Make pleats and tuck them into the front center.
  5. Drape the pallu over the shoulder, securing it as needed.

DAY 16: NAIL EXTENSION PRACTICE

Nail Extension Practice:

• Definition: The process of extending the natural nails using various materials like acrylic, gel, or fiberglass.
• Tools Needed: Nail file, buffer, nail tips, nail glue, acrylic or gel kit, UV/LED lamp (for gel extensions), cuticle pusher.
• Steps:
  1. Prepare the natural nails by pushing back the cuticles and buffing the nail surface.
  2. Select appropriately sized nail tips and glue them to the natural nails.
  3. Trim and file the tips to the desired length and shape.
  4. Apply acrylic or gel over the tips and natural nails, sculpting to the desired shape.
  5. Cure under a UV/LED lamp (for gel extensions) or allow the acrylic to dry.
  6. File and buff the extensions to smooth any uneven surfaces.
  7. Finish with a top coat for shine and durability.

DAY 17: NAIL ART

Nail Art:

• Definition: Creative designs and decorations applied to the nails.
• Tools Needed: Nail polishes, nail art brushes, dotting tools, stickers, rhinestones, striping tapes, top coat.
• Techniques:
  1. Freehand Designs: Using nail art brushes to paint designs.
  2. Dotting: Creating dots of various sizes using dotting tools.
  3. Stickers and Decals: Applying pre-made designs.
  4. Rhinestones and Gems: Adding 3D elements for embellishment.
  5. Stamping: Using stamping plates to transfer designs onto nails.

DAY 18: NAIL ART PRACTICE

Nail Art Practice:

• Definition: Practicing various nail art techniques to perfect skills.
• Practice Ideas:
  1. Create basic designs like polka dots, stripes, and flowers.
  2. Experiment with gradient effects using a sponge.
  3. Practice stamping with different patterns.
  4. Apply rhinestones and gems in creative patterns.
  5. Combine multiple techniques in a single design for advanced practice.

DAY 19: BASICS OF HAIRSTYLING & FACE FRAMING IN HAIRSTYLING

Basics of Hairstyling:

• Tools Needed: Brushes, combs, hairdryers, curling irons, flat irons, hairpins, hairspray.
• Fundamental Styles:
  1. Blow Dry: Using a hairdryer and round brush for volume and smoothness.
  2. Curls: Creating waves and curls with curling irons or rollers.
  3. Straightening: Using flat irons for a sleek, smooth look.
  4. Updos: Various techniques for gathering hair into buns, chignons, and other upstyles.

Face Framing in Hairstyling:

• Definition: Techniques to shape hair around the face to highlight features.
• Techniques:
  1. Layering: Adding layers around the face to enhance features.
  2. Bangs/Fringe: Different styles of bangs to suit face shapes.
  3. Highlights: Using color to draw attention to the face.

DAY 20: MESSY BUN WITH PLAIN FRONT

Messy Bun with Plain Front:

• Definition: A casual updo with a textured bun and smooth front section.
• Steps:
  1. Brush the hair and smooth the front section.
  2. Gather the rest of the hair into a high ponytail.
  3. Twist the ponytail and wrap it around the base to form a bun.
  4. Secure with pins, leaving some strands loose for a messy effect.
  5. Use hairspray to hold the style in place.

DAY 21: PRACTICE

Practice:

• Activity: A day dedicated to practicing all learned techniques, from nail art to hairstyling.
• Goals:
  1. Perfect previously learned skills.
  2. Experiment with new styles and techniques.
  3. Get feedback from peers or instructors to improve.

DAY 22: PRINCESS LOOK HAIRSTYLE

Princess Look Hairstyle:

• Definition: An elegant and sophisticated hairstyle often featuring curls, volume, and decorative elements.
• Steps:
  1. Start by curling the hair with a curling iron for loose waves.
  2. Create volume at the crown by backcombing.
  3. Gather the top half of the hair and secure it with pins, creating a half-up style.
  4. Add decorative elements like tiaras, hairpins, or flowers.
  5. Finish with hairspray to hold the style.

DAY 23: PRACTICE

Practice:

• Activity: Another day dedicated to practicing all learned techniques.
• Goals:
  1. Refine techniques and correct mistakes.
  2. Experiment with combining different styles.
  3. Increase speed and proficiency.

DAY 24: BUN WITH BRAIDS, BOX BRAID FOR WESTERN LOOK

Bun with Braids:

• Definition: A bun hairstyle incorporating one or more braids for added texture and interest.
• Steps:
  1. Section off parts of the hair for braiding.
  2. Create one or more braids (e.g., French braid, Dutch braid).
  3. Gather the rest of the hair into a bun.
  4. Wrap the braids around the bun or incorporate them into the bun.
  5. Secure with pins and hairspray.

Box Braid for Western Look:

• Definition: Protective style featuring individual plaits, giving a neat and stylish appearance.
• Steps:
  1. Divide the hair into small, even sections.
  2. Braid each section tightly from root to end.
  3. Secure the ends with small bands.
  4. Style the braids as desired (e.g., high ponytail, half-up half-down).

DAY 25: BRAZILIAN EYE MAKEUP

Brazilian Eye Makeup:

• Definition: Bold and vibrant eye makeup look popular in Brazilian beauty culture, often featuring bright colors and dramatic effects.
• Steps:
  1. Apply eyeshadow primer.
  2. Use bright and bold eyeshadow colors on the eyelid.
  3. Create a dramatic winged eyeliner.
  4. Add shimmer or glitter to the inner corners and brow bone.
  5. Apply false lashes for added drama.
  6. Finish with mascara and blend well for a seamless look.

DAY 26-30: ADVANCED STYLING

Advanced Styling:

• Definition: Techniques and styles that go beyond the basics, incorporating intricate designs, precision, and creativity.
• Focus Areas:
  1. Creative Updos: Complex styles like chignons, braided updos, and twisted buns.
  2. Intricate Braiding: Advanced braiding techniques such as waterfall braids, fishtail braids, and multi-strand braids.
  3. Textured Styles: Creating volume and texture using various tools and products.
  4. Extensions and Accessories: Integrating hair extensions, clips, and decorative accessories for added impact.
  5. Styling for Events: Tailoring styles for weddings, red carpet events, and other special occasions.

DAY 31: CTM, BRUSHES KNOWLEDGE, HYGIENE FOR MAKEUP, SKIN TYPE + SKIN CONDITION, PRIMER + COLOR CORRECTIONS, HOW TO CHOOSE CORRECT FOUNDATION, CONCEALER + FOUNDATION + UNDERTONE, APPLICATION + BLENDING TECHNIQUE USING RIGHT BRUSH

CTM (Cleansing, Toning, Moisturizing):

• Definition: Basic skincare routine to prepare the skin for makeup application.
• Steps:
  1. Cleansing: Remove impurities and makeup.
  2. Toning: Restore skin’s pH balance.
  3. Moisturizing: Hydrate and prepare the skin.

Brushes Knowledge:

• Types of Brushes:
  1. Foundation Brush: For applying foundation.
  2. Concealer Brush: For precise application of concealer.
  3. Blush Brush: For applying blush.
  4. Eyeshadow Brush: For eyeshadow application.
  5. Blending Brush: For blending eyeshadow.
• Usage:

• • Understand the purpose and correct use of each brush.

Hygiene for Makeup:

• Practices:
  1. Clean brushes regularly.
  2. Use disposable applicators.
  3. Sanitize hands and tools before use.

Skin Type + Skin Condition:

• Types:
  1. Oily
  2. Dry
  3. Combination
  4. Sensitive
• Conditions:

• • Acne, aging, pigmentation, etc.

Primer + Color Corrections:

• Primers: Smooth skin, extend makeup wear.
• Color Correction: Use color-correcting concealers to neutralize skin tone issues.

How to Choose Correct Foundation:

• Considerations:
  1. Skin type.
  2. Undertone (cool, warm, neutral).
  3. Coverage needed (light, medium, full).

Concealer + Foundation + Undertone:

• Matching: Choose products that match the skin’s undertone for a natural look.

Application + Blending Technique Using Right Brush:

• Steps:
  1. Apply foundation with a brush or sponge.
  2. Blend well to avoid streaks.
  3. Use a concealer brush for targeted areas.

DAY 32: COLOR THEORY, FACE SHAPES, LIPS, TYPES OF EYE SHAPES, DIFFERENT WAYS OF APPLYING BLUSH, HOW TO MAKE A SMALL EYE LOOK BIG, 3D MAKEUP THEORY

Color Theory:

• Basics:
  • Primary, secondary, and tertiary colors.
  • Color wheel and complementary colors.
  • Warm vs. cool tones.

Face Shapes:

• Types:
  1. Oval
  2. Round
  3. Square
  4. Heart
  5. Long
• Contour and Highlight: Techniques to enhance face shape.

Lips:

• Shapes and Application:
  • Define lip shapes and how to enhance them with lip liner and lipstick.

Types of Eye Shapes:

• Shapes:
  1. Almond
  2. Round
  3. Hooded
  4. Monolid
  5. Downturned
  6. Upturned
• Makeup Techniques: Tailoring eyeshadow and eyeliner to suit eye shapes.

Different Ways of Applying Blush:

• Techniques:
  1. Apples of the cheeks for a youthful look.
  2. Along the cheekbones for a sculpted look.

How to Make a Small Eye Look Big:

• Techniques:
  1. Use light eyeshadow on the lid.
  2. Highlight the inner corner and brow bone.
  3. Apply eyeliner to the outer half of the eye.
  4. Use mascara to open up the eyes.

3D Makeup Theory:

• Definition: Creating dimension using contouring, highlighting, and shading.
• Techniques:
  1. Contour under cheekbones, jawline, and sides of the nose.
  2. Highlight on top of cheekbones, bridge of the nose, and cupid’s bow.

DAY 33: NUDE LOOK MAKEUP

Nude Look Makeup:

• Definition: A natural, subtle makeup look that enhances features without heavy colors.
• Steps:
  1. Prep skin with CTM.
  2. Apply a light coverage foundation.
  3. Use a neutral eyeshadow palette.
  4. Define eyes with a thin line of eyeliner and mascara.
  5. Use a nude blush.
  6. Apply a nude lip color.

DAY 34: RED CARPET LOOK WITH ANGLE WING LINER MALTE

Red Carpet Look with Angle Wing Liner:

• Definition: Glamorous makeup suitable for red carpet events, featuring a dramatic angled wing liner.
• Steps:
  1. Prep skin with CTM and primer.
  2. Apply a full coverage foundation.
  3. Create a smokey eye with neutral or bold colors.
  4. Draw a precise angled wing liner.
  5. Apply false lashes for drama.
  6. Use contour and highlight for dimension.
  7. Apply a bold lipstick.

DAY 35: MUSLIM BRIDE WITH ARABIC EYES (DEWY)

Muslim Bride with Arabic Eyes:

• Definition: Bridal makeup look featuring dramatic Arabic eye makeup and a dewy complexion.
• Steps:
  1. Prep skin with CTM and hydrating primer.
  2. Apply a luminous foundation for a dewy finish.
  3. Create dramatic Arabic eyes with bold eyeliner and eyeshadow.
  4. Use glitter or shimmer on the eyelids.
  5. Apply false lashes.
  6. Contour and highlight to enhance features.
  7. Use a soft blush and a bold lip color.
  8. Set the makeup with a dewy setting spray.

DAY 36: INDIAN TRADITIONAL BRIDE WITH HD, VINTAGE LINER

Indian Traditional Bride with HD Makeup and Vintage Liner:

• Definition: A classic bridal look combining high-definition (HD) makeup techniques with a vintage eyeliner style.
• Steps:
  1. Preparation:
     • CTM routine to prepare the skin.
     • Apply an HD primer to smooth the skin and create a long-lasting base.
  2. Foundation:
     • Use an HD foundation for a flawless, photo-ready finish.
     • Blend well with a beauty blender or foundation brush.
  3. Concealing:
     • Apply concealer under the eyes, around the nose, and on any blemishes.
     • Set with a translucent powder.
  4. Contour and Highlight:
     • Use contouring powder or cream to define cheekbones, jawline, and nose.
     • Highlight the high points of the face: cheekbones, bridge of the nose, brow bone, and cupid’s bow.
  5. Eyes:
     • Apply a neutral eyeshadow base.
     • Create a vintage winged liner: start thin at the inner corner and gradually thicken towards the outer corner, extending beyond the lash line.
     • Use kohl or gel liner for a bold effect.
     • Add false lashes and mascara for volume.
  6. Cheeks:
     • Apply a rosy or peach blush on the apples of the cheeks.
  7. Lips:
     • Choose a traditional bridal shade like deep red or maroon.
     • Line the lips first for precision and fill in with lipstick.
  8. Setting Spray:
     • Finish with an HD setting spray to lock the makeup in place.
  9. Final Touches:
     • Apply bindi, and use decorative jewelry like maang tikka and nose ring.

DAY 37-41: ADVANCED STYLING

Advanced Styling:

• Definition: Mastering intricate and sophisticated hair and makeup styles that require advanced techniques and creativity.
• Focus Areas:
  1. Creative Hair Sculpting: Designing complex hair structures.
  2. Advanced Updos: Intricate styles for special occasions.
  3. Modern and Traditional Fusion: Blending contemporary and traditional elements.
  4. Editorial Looks: High-fashion styles for photo shoots.
  5. Innovative Techniques: Using new tools and products to achieve unique styles.

DAY 42: AIRBRUSH DEMO

Airbrush Makeup Demo:

• Definition: A makeup application technique using an airbrush gun to apply a fine mist of foundation and other products.
• Tools Needed: Airbrush gun, compressor, airbrush makeup (foundation, blush, highlighter).
• Steps:
  1. Setup: Prepare the airbrush machine and fill the cup with airbrush foundation.
  2. Application:
     • Hold the airbrush gun about 6-12 inches from the face.
     • Apply the foundation in circular motions for even coverage.
     • Build up coverage as needed.
  3. Blush and Highlighter:
     • Use airbrush blush for a natural flush.
     • Apply highlighter to the high points of the face.
  4. Finishing:
     • Set the makeup with a light airbrush setting spray.

DAY 43: PROSTHETIC DEMO

Prosthetic Makeup Demo:

• Definition: The application of special effects makeup using prosthetics to create realistic injuries, creatures, or transformations.
• Tools Needed: Prosthetic pieces, spirit gum, liquid latex, makeup brushes, paints, and sealers.
• Steps:
  1. Preparation:
     • Clean and prep the skin where the prosthetic will be applied.
  2. Application:
     • Use spirit gum to adhere the prosthetic to the skin.
     • Blend the edges with liquid latex for a seamless look.
  3. Painting:
     • Use paints to match the prosthetic to the natural skin tone.
     • Add details like bruises, blood, or textures as needed.
  4. Sealing:
     • Seal the makeup with a setting spray to ensure it stays in place.

DAY 44: EXAM DAY – ENGAGEMENT LOOK PHOTOSHOOT

Exam Day: Engagement Look Photoshoot:

• Objective: Create a complete engagement look for a photoshoot.
• Assessment Criteria:
  1. Skin Preparation: Proper CTM routine and primer application.
  2. Foundation Application: Smooth and even foundation.
  3. Eye Makeup: Suitable for engagement, including eyeshadow, eyeliner, and lashes.
  4. Blush and Contour: Natural-looking blush and well-blended contour.
  5. Lips: Appropriate lip color and precise application.
  6. Overall Look: Harmony and cohesiveness of the makeup.

DAY 45: EXAM DAY – BRIDAL LOOK PHOTOSHOOT + CERTIFICATION DAY

Exam Day: Bridal Look Photoshoot:

• Objective: Create a complete bridal look for a photoshoot.
• Assessment Criteria:
  1. Skin Preparation: Proper CTM routine and primer application.
  2. Foundation Application: Flawless, HD foundation.
  3. Eye Makeup: Bridal eye makeup including eyeshadow, liner, and lashes.
  4. Blush and Contour: Well-defined and blended.
  5. Lips: Bridal lip color and precise application.
  6. Accessories: Appropriate use of bridal accessories.
  7. Overall Look: Harmony and cohesiveness of the makeup.

Certification Day:

• Activities:
  1. Awarding Certificates: Presentation of certificates to successful students.
  2. Feedback Session: Providing constructive feedback and celebrating achievements.
  3. Photos: Taking professional photos of students with their certificates.

DAY 46: CERTIFICATION DAY

Certification Day:

• Activities:
  1. Awarding Certificates: Continuing the awarding of certificates to students.
  2. Feedback and Encouragement: Offering advice for future careers and further education.
  3. Celebration: Celebrating the students’ achievements with a small event or party.