Kalpna Anand

Years of Experience in Makeup Classes

3

Teaching Experience in detail in Makeup Classes

Introduction to Makeup Artistry: Understanding the role of a makeup artist and hairstylist Overview of the beauty and fashion industry Workplace ethics and professionalism Skincare and Preparation: Skin analysis and identifying skin types Cleansing, toning, and moisturizing techniques Understanding and selecting appropriate skincare products Makeup Tools and Equipment: Introduction to different makeup brushes, sponges, and applicators Proper use and maintenance of makeup tools Overview of makeup products and their uses Makeup Application: Foundation and concealer application techniques Contouring and highlighting for different face shapes Eyebrow shaping and filling Eye makeup techniques (eyeshadow, eyeliner, mascara, etc.) Blush and bronzer application Lip makeup and techniques for different lip shapes Daytime and Natural Makeup: Creating a natural and fresh makeup look Enhancing facial features without heavy makeup Evening and Special Occasion Makeup: Creating glamorous and dramatic makeup looks Smokey eye makeup and other evening styles Bridal makeup techniques Makeup for Different Skin Tones and Ethnicities: Understanding makeup application for various skin tones and ethnicities Makeup for Photography and HD: Techniques for makeup under different lighting conditions Makeup suitable for high-definition media Hairstyling Techniques: Basic hair anatomy and hair types Blow-drying and styling with heat tools Curling and straightening techniques Updos and hairstyles for different occasions Client Consultation and Communication: How to conduct a client consultation Understanding client preferences and requirements Effective communication skills for makeup artists and hairstylists Health and Safety: Hygiene practices and sanitation Allergic reactions and how to handle them Building a Portfolio: Photography and presentation of your work Assembling a professional portfolio Industry Trends and Networking: Staying updated with the latest makeup and hairstyling trends Building connections within the beauty industry Practical Training and Hands-on Experience: Practice sessions on models or mannequins Real-life application on clients under supervision Final Assessment and Certification: Evaluation of practical skills and knowledge Issuance of a completion certificate Keep in mind that this is a general outline, and the actual curriculum might include additional topics or exclude some of the mentioned ones based on the course's duration and specific focus. Advanced courses may cover more intricate techniques and specialized areas such as special effects makeup, airbrushing, or hairstyling for specific events.

Years of Experience in Hair Styling Classes

3

Teaching Experience in detail in Hair Styling Classes

Introduction to Hairstyling: Overview of the beauty industry Salon safety and sanitation Client consultation and communication Hair Anatomy and Physiology: Understanding the structure of hair Scalp health and common scalp conditions Shampooing and Conditioning: Proper hair washing techniques Selection and application of hair conditioners Haircutting Techniques: Proper use and maintenance of tools Blow-drying and Styling: Blow-drying techniques for different hair types Styling with hot tools (curling irons, flat irons, etc.) Basics of hair color theory Hair dyeing techniques (e.g., single-process color, highlights, balayage) Hair relaxing and perming procedures Specialized Hairstyles: Bridal and formal hairstyles Updos and braiding techniques Customer service and client retention Salon business basics and entrepreneurship Continuing education and staying updated with trends Health and Safety: Proper handling of chemicals and color products Ergonomics and maintaining a healthy work environment Portfolio Development: Building a professional hairstyling portfolio Presentation and marketing of your work