Private Professional Makeup Mentorship

Private mentorship is designed for artists and makeup enthusiasts who are ready for structured, focused advancement.

Each session combines technical training, guided correction, and strategic professional insight — tailored to your experience level and objectives.

Whether refining core technique or developing advanced creative direction, this format offers precise feedback and measurable progression.

A person with long hair, wearing a colorful patchwork sweatshirt, handing a tablet to another person wearing glasses and a striped shirt.

Training Format

• 3-hour minimum per session
• $90/hour
• Personalized curriculum
• Structured written notes included
• Model recommended for practical sessions
Certificate of Accomplishment available after 5 completed sessions

Booking Process

  1. Submit a training request

  2. Complete intake questions

  3. Receive a customized proposal

  4. Confirm booking & schedule session

A close-up of a person receiving a cosmetic tattooing or permanent makeup procedure on their eyebrow from a professional with a colorful shirt.
Two women and a man are in a bright room with large windows. The man, who is bald, is wearing a colorful, geometric patterned sweatshirt. He is holding a compact mirror and a makeup brush, applying makeup to a woman who is seated and facing away from the camera. The woman has gray hair and is wearing glasses, a white shirt, and a black jacket. The background has a table with makeup products and other items.

Photographs courtesy of Colombe Photographe

Available Areas of Focus Include:

1. Bridal Makeup Pro Foundations

• Skin preparation & enhancement
• Shades, lights & blush architecture (powder & cream)
• Classic eye styles
• Smoky eye mastery
• Harmonization & softness – balancing the bridal makeup

2. Complexion, Morphology & Client Diversity

• Deep, dark & olive skin tones
• Undertone correction & concealer strategy
• Monolids & diverse eye structures
• Masculine grooming
• Age-specific adaptations
• Skin textures & finishes

3. Period & Historical Makeup

• 1920s through Y2K
• 18th century
• Romanticism
• 60s mod
• 70s glow
• 80s intensity
• Glam Rock
• Biba

4. Camera, Editorial & Creative Technique

• Natural makeup for photography
• Commercial beauty
• Editorial construction
• Haute Couture makeup
• Theatrical foundations
• Fantasy makeup
• Brow blocking

Please note:

These areas are suggested directions, not fixed pathways. You may combine topics across categories or propose specific objectives based on your personal or professional goals.