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Your comprehensive training as a qualified make-up artist and make-up artist
With the combined Dipl. Visagist & Make-up Artist course, you receive comprehensive know-how in one course - from the basics of make-up artistry to professional make-up techniques for every occasion.
This course combines two sought-after professions and makes you a sought-after expert in the beauty industry. You will learn everything - from skin analysis and color consultation to day, evening and bridal make-up, special effects and professional work on set.
Your advantages at a glance:
- Two recognized diplomas in one training course
- Flexible blended learning: theory online, practice on site
- Practical learning with professionals from the industry
- Internationally recognized certification
- Flexible payment options (up to 15 installments)
- Ideal for beginners and career changers
Start your career in the beauty world now and become a sought-after make-up expert!
Important for Austria:
The regulated trade "Cosmetics (beauty care), limited to decorative cosmetics" is required for self-employment in the field of make-up. This generally requires a qualification examination or equivalent proof of qualification.
We support you with this:
- Information on the necessary steps
- Information on the qualifying examination
- Regional contacts
You can apply the skills you have learned immediately - for example as an employee in a studio - and then develop your skills towards self-employment.
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Certified make-up artist & make-up artist
Dipl. Make-up artist and make-up artist - your all-in-one training program
The Diploma in Make-up Artistry and Make-up Artist training is your all-in-one solution for a professional career in the beauty and make-up industry. This combined training combines the complete teaching content of both individual training courses and offers you the most comprehensive know-how for your successful start.
With this comprehensive qualification, you receive two recognized diplomas in one course and save valuable time and money compared to two separate training courses. You benefit from twice the expertise and are therefore more broadly positioned on the job market.
Training formats - optimally combined
Classroom course:
Intensive practical training in small groups (4-10 participants) at our location in Vienna. You will learn all make-up techniques hands-on under professional guidance and benefit from direct exchange with instructors and other participants.
Blended learning:
The perfect combination of flexibility and practical relevance. You complete the basic beauty skills module and the anatomy module conveniently online via e-learning - flexible in terms of time and location. The practical modules then take place as face-to-face lessons in Vienna, where you can put your theoretical knowledge directly into practice.
Both formats lead to the same recognized diploma!
Duration and completion
- Duration: 3-4 months (depending on the chosen format and individual learning pace)
- Qualification: Diploma make-up artist and make-up artist (diploma/certificate)
- Exam: Theoretical multiple-choice exam and practical final exam
- Certification: Internationally recognized
Prerequisites
No special prior knowledge required! All you need is:
- Interest and passion for make-up and beauty
- Creativity and enjoyment of working with people
- Motivation to develop yourself further
Why this combined training?
Double the qualification = double the opportunities
With both qualifications, you have a broader base and can offer more services.
Higher income
More expertise means higher hourly rates and better earning potential.
Flexibility
You can work in different areas and are not restricted to one area.
Competitive advantage
Comprehensive training sets you apart from the competition and makes you a sought-after expert.
Detailed Course Contents
Extent of learning
560 E | Volume
BKZ
200
Beauty competence
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240
eLearning | Presence
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30
Literature research
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60
Practical realization
AE
30
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Of course, we will be on hand to advise you throughout the entire process and support you from the initial inquiry to the submission of your application. Contact us - we will make sure that you are as well prepared as possible!
Module Beauty competence
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Color theory
Colors are omnipresent: in our reflection in the mirror, in nature, in clothing and make-up. But only when we understand their effect on people and know how they relate to each other can we use them consciously. This is exactly where color theory comes in.
To begin with, you will get to know the color wheel. It shows how colors are related to each other and which combinations have a harmonious or contrasting effect. Whether warm or cool, soft or strong - every color carries a certain mood . You will learn how these moods are used in make-up to create radiance, freshness or depth.
In the next step, you will focus on color analysis. You will observe the skin undertone, eye color and hair structure in order to recognize which color nuances make a face appear lively. It's about noticing differences that seem inconspicuous at first glance, but play a major role in the overall picture.
In the practical part of the type consultation, you will get to know the classic color types, such as the spring, summer, autumn and winter types. Step by step, you will learn how to clearly classify people and choose suitable make-up colors. The aim is to choose colors not just because they look "beautiful", but because they emphasize the natural personality. at the end of this unit, you will not only have theoretical knowledge, but also a trained eye. You will develop a feel for which shades harmonize in make-up and how you can use color in a targeted way to create a look that is lively, harmonious and expressive.
BASICS OF COLOR THEORY
- Primary, secondary and tertiary colors
- Color temperatures: warm, cool, neutral
- Brightness, saturation & tonal value
- Color perception and tone differentiation
COLOR WHEEL & HARMONIES- History of color theory - different models and approaches
- Structure of the classic color wheel
- Complementary colors and their effect
- Use of color harmonies in makeup
- Balance between skin undertone, outfit and occasion
COLOR ANALYSIS & TYPE THEORY- Determination of skin undertone & pigmentation
- Classification into seasonal and mixed types
- Type-appropriate color selection for eyes, lips and complexion
- Limits of type consultation - individual adjustments
Facial analysis
How does a face change when light and shadow are used in a targeted way? This is exactly where facial analysis comes in: it is about consciously perceiving proportions and understanding the influence of make-up on the shape of the face. You will learn to recognize and distinguish between different face shapes such as oval, round, angular, heart-shaped or long. This is the basis for working specifically with light and shadow later on.
The aim of any make-up design is to create harmonious and balanced proportions. In make-up artistry, the oval face is considered ideal, as its lines appear soft and even. With the help of contouring and highlighting techniques , you can visually approximate other face shapes to this ideal.
An important part of the unit is taking a close look at individual parts of the face. You analyze the distance between the eyes, the shape and height of the eyebrows, the proportions of the forehead, cheeks and chin as well as the lines of the bridge of the nose. The shape of the lips and jawline also play a role. All these details determine how a face looks: soft, striking, open or rather compact.
Train your eye for subtle differences and develop a confident, professional sense of proportion. The result is make-up that emphasizes your personality and shapes your overall appearance.
BASICS OF FACIAL ANALYSIS
- Overview of facial symmetries
- Division of the 3 facial zones
- Ideal image of the oval face and its relevance
- Proportions and harmonies in the face
FACE SHAPES & THEIR CHARACTERISTICS- Round, oval, angular, heart-shaped, elongated
- Typical characteristics and possible visual effects
- Analysis of forehead, cheek and chin areas
- Face charts & measurement exercises
ANALYSIS OF INDIVIDUAL PARTS OF THE FACE- Eyes: Eye distance, eyelid shapes
- Eyebrows: Measurement, shape determination, balance in the face
- Nose: length, width, upward and downward inclination
- Lips: Shape and volume
- Cheekbones: position & effect
CORRECTIONS & TECHNIQUES FOR THE RESPECTIVE SHAPES- Contouring strategies for shape adjustment
- Highlighting for emphasis and harmonization
- Goal: Creating a balanced, oval-looking overall shape
Skin theory
When we talk about skin , most people first think of skincare products, make-up or their own reflection in the mirror in the morning. But the skin is much more than just our outer covering. It is the largest organ in our body, our protective shield, a sensory organ and an expression of our health.
In skin science, you will learn about the anatomical structure of the skin and its individual layers. You will learn how it works, what tasks it performs and why it sometimes reacts sensitively to external influences. You will learn how to recognize different skin types and understand which skincare and make-up products are suitable for which skin type. Another important part of the course is how to deal with skin irritations and allergies. You will learn how to recognize allergic reactions, how to deal with them responsibly and how to select products that support the skin instead of burdening it.
This practical unit helps you not only to see the skin, but to really understand it. This will enable you to apply type-appropriate make-up that highlights rather than conceals - while keeping the health and well-being of your customers in mind.
ANATOMICAL STRUCTURE OF THE SKIN
- Layers of the skin (epidermis, dermis, subcutis)
- Functions of the skin
- Skin appendages (hair, nails, sebaceous and sweat glands)
SKIN TYPES & SKIN CONDITIONS- Characteristics of normal, oily, dry, combination and sensitive skin
- Recognizing individual skin needs
- Influencing factors such as age, hormones, seasons
SKIN CARE & PREPARATION FOR MAKE-UP- Basic principles of type-appropriate skincare
- Cleansing and moisturizing routines
- Products for the optimal makeup base
- Recommendations for different skin situations
ALLERGIES & SKIN REACTIONS- Common allergens in cosmetic products
- Recognizing and reacting correctly to intolerances
- Safety aspects for make-up artists
- Selection of suitable care and make-up products
Hygiene & workplace organization
In make-up artistry, cleanliness is not a minor matter, but an essential part of professionalism. In the subject of hygiene and workplace organization, you will learn how to create a hygienic, safe and trustworthy work area. First, you will deal with the basic hygiene stages. Cleaning, disinfection and sterilization. You will learn which of these measures are necessary in everyday make-up work and when they should be used. This includes how to clean and disinfect brushes, sponges, palettes and tools correctly to prevent skin irritations and infections.
Another focus is on correct hand washing and personal hygiene routines. You will learn how to keep contact surfaces clean, remove products hygienically and prevent the transmission of germs. This also includes careful handling of make-up, creams and liquid products to ensure their quality and safety.
The overall impression of the workplace is just as important: a well-organized table, clear processes and a quiet, clean work area convey professionalism and confidence. You will learn how to arrange your materials clearly, prepare consumables and arrange your set so that you can work efficiently and tidily.This subject will give you the skills to apply make-up not only beautifully, but also responsibly and hygienically - a prerequisite for quality, safety and a professional appearance.
HYGIENE BASICS
- The importance of cleanliness and a professional appearance
- Hygiene risks in the beauty sector
- Cleaning, disinfection & sterilization
- Which procedures are relevant in make-up artistry
- Contact times, products and correct application
- Material and product care
- Cleaning and disinfection of tools and make-up products
PERSONAL HYGIENE & PROTECTIVE BEHAVIOR- Correct hand washing step by step
- Disinfection of hands
- Handling disposable items & gloves
WORKPLACE ORGANIZATION- Setting up a clean, structured workplace
- Organization systems for tools, products and brushes
- Hygienic working during make-up
- Clean presentation and professional overall impression
- Workplace check before and after customer contact
- Implementation of a hygienic routine in everyday working life
Customer-oriented work in the beauty industry
The beauty industry is not just about applying make-up, but also about meeting people. In customer-oriented work, you will learn how to communicate professionally, respectfully and clearly with customers. You will learn how to recognize wishes, correctly assess expectations and find out what the other person really needs by asking specific questions. Language is a key aspect of this: technical terms are helpful in the classroom, but can quickly become confusing when talking to customers. You will therefore learn to explain content in a way that is easy to understand without losing your expertise.
One sensitive topic is how to deal with skin blemishes, scars or signs of ageing. Here it is important to remain respectful and empathetic. Instead of emphasizing problems, the focus is on demonstrating ways to accentuate existing beauty. You will practise how to give honest advice without offending and how to give customers a positive feeling .
You will also be given tools for dealing with uncertainty, dissatisfaction or difficult conversational situations : How do I stay calm? How do I formulate feedback in an appreciative way? How do I professionally steer a conversation back to a common solution? This subject strengthens your communication skills and makes you confident in direct contact. You will not only appear as a make-up artist, but also as a person of trust who sees people, takes them seriously and accompanies them professionally.
BASICS OF CUSTOMER-ORIENTED COMMUNICATION
- Dealing at eye level
- Active listening & needs assessment
- Body language, voice & professional appearance
CORRECT EXPRESSION WHEN DEALING WITH CUSTOMERS- Explaining complex content simply
- Correct choice of words for sensitive topics
- Transparent advice instead of excessive demands
DEALING WITH SENSITIVE TOPICS- Wrinkles, blemishes, pigmentation, skin ageing
- Explaining the limits of the work without appearing negative
- Solution-oriented and positive communication
DEALING WITH DIFFERENT TYPES OF CUSTOMERS- Insecure customers
- Demanding clients
- Indecisive customers
- Complaints management
PRACTICAL CUSTOMER CARE- Advice process from arrival to conclusion
- Recommendation management & product advice
- Professional behavior in stressful situations
- Creation of mood boards
- Communication during makeup work
Material science
In materials science, you will learn about the most important tools of the trade . Before you can create make-up, you need to know which materials to work with and how to use them correctly, and you will learn about different brushes and tools, including foundation and eyeshadow brushes as well as spatulas, eyelash curlers and sponges. You will learn which shape and texture of a brush creates which effect and which brush is best for applying creamy, powdery or liquid textures. Because every product can only be applied beautifully if the right tool is used.
You will also take a closer look at different make-up textures . Powder, cream, gel, liquid and stick products. You will learn which textures combine well with each other, how they behave on the skin and how to apply them so that they look natural and last a long time. This also includes how to remove products correctly in order to use them hygienically and sparingly.
Another focus is the correct handling of the material. You will practise how to clean brushes, store products and prepare your work set so that you can work efficiently, cleanly and professionally, and the aim of this unit is for you to not only know your tools, but to master them. This means that your make-up is not left to chance, but is created with precision, feeling and technical confidence.
INTRODUCTION TO TOOLS & MATERIALS
- Overview of brush types and their areas of application
- Sponges, applicators, tools - what are they suitable for?
- Brushes in detail - shapes, sizes, degrees of hardness
- Natural hair vs. synthetics: advantages and disadvantages
- Cleaning, care and correct storage
UNDERSTANDING TEXTURES & PRODUCTS- Cream, powder, liquid and gel textures
- Foundations, concealers, eye shadows, blushes, highlighters: properties & application
- Durability and texture selection depending on skin type and look
PRODUCT CUSTOMER- Foundation products
- Eye and lip products
- Special products (e.g. waterproof, long-lasting, HD)
HANDLING IN PRACTICE- Efficient working methods on set and in the studio
- Hygienic use of all products
- How to organize your equipment optimally and store it safely for transport
Module Makeup Artist
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Stage make-up/drag make-up
Maximum impact, strong shapes and creative expression - all this is part of stage & drag makeup. You consciously leave the boundaries of classic beauty makeup and learn to shape the face so that it looks clear and powerful even from a distance and in strong lighting.
They work with exaggeration: contours are enhanced, the facial anatomy is visually altered and proportions are rethought. Techniques include block brows, color blocking, strong contouring, artificial shadowing, painting over the shape of the lips, large eyelashes, lash stacking, glitter and eye-catching textures.
In the practical part, you will develop a high-impact look and create a personal drag or stage character step by step. You will play with expression, shape, color and posture to create a character that has presence and tells a story. In addition to technical confidence, you will also gain the courage to be creative. You will learn to understand make-up as an art form and create a distinctive, loud and proud look.
INTRODUCTION TO STAGE & DRAG AESTHETICS
- Characteristics of high-impact looks
- Exaggeration for long distance
- Changing the facial anatomy
BASIC TECHNIQUES & TYPICAL ELEMENTS- Block Brows: Gluing, smoothing, overpainting
- Color blocking & extreme color combinations
- Strong contouring & shaping
- Working with glitter, rhinestones & metallic products
- Lash stacking & lashes for maximum effect
- Painting over lips & characteristic lip shapes
MATERIAL & PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE- Adhesives, fixers, colors & textures
- Tools for precise overdrawing
- Durability & stage resistance of the products
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT & CREATIVE PLANNING- Designing a personal (drag) character
- Silhouettes, colors & signature elements
- Mood boards, inspiration & staging
PRACTICE - HIGH IMPACT LOOK- Step-by-step implementation of a complete look
- Applying the techniques in combination
- Development of an individual character
- Finishing touches & presentation
Epoch looks
How do you recognize at first glance which era a look comes from? This is exactly where the period looks course comes in. Course participants look at the typical and stylistic features of different decades: the clear brows and dark lips of the 1920s, the glamorous lines and red lips of the 1950s, the natural tones and earthy colors of the 1970s, the strong blush and metallic shimmer of the 1980s through to Y2K shine, gloss and cool pastel shades. You will learn which details clearly place a look in a particular era, from eyebrow shape and eyeshadow application to lip contouring.
An important part is working with photo and film references. You train to quickly recognize features, convert them into make-up steps and quickly adapt or modernize a look. This involves observation, deduction and creative translation.
In practice, you will create one or two complete looks. You will practise implementing historical elements clearly and authentically without the look appearing too heavy or "costumed". This subject helps you to gain a practical understanding of the history of style and to implement period characters in such a way that they are instantly recognizable and look professionally made up.
INTRODUCTION TO HISTORICAL BEAUTY IDEALS
- Overview of characteristic make-up elements from different decades
- Influence of fashion, culture and media on typical looks
CLASSIC DECADES IN DETAIL- 1920s: Smokey eyes, thin brows, dark lips
- 1950s: Winged liner, red lips, clear skin
- 1970s: earth tones, shimmering eyelids, natural shapes
- 1980s: bold colors, strong contours, striking blush looks
- Y2K & other trends: Frosted lips, gloss, pastel shades
ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION OF REFERENCES- Working with film, photo and fashion templates
- Recognizing key elements for an authentic implementation
ADAPTATION TECHNIQUES FOR MODERN APPLICATION- Combining historical features with current trends
- Simplified and quick variations for everyday practice
- Creation of 1-2 complete period looks
- Fine-tuning, recognizability & decade assignment
Fantasy Looks
How do you create a figure that doesn't come from our world? In Fantasy Look, you create make-up as a complete work of art. You will learn the basics of body and face painting , find out which colors are suitable for the skin, which brushes and sponges can be used to achieve which effects and how surfaces, gradients and structures can be created cleanly. This also includes the skillful integration of accessories such as rhinestones, feathers, wigs, headpieces or sculpted elements to give the look a three-dimensional effect.
Another focus is character design. You develop your own character - from the idea to the choice of colors to the symbolic meaning of individual elements. This involves mood, story, design language and recognition value. You plan how colors, patterns and materials interact so that the look is coherent and not random.
In practice, you will then create a complete fantasy character . Step by step, you will create a look that is not just made up, but staged. You don't just apply make-up, you create it: with imagination, technical skill and a clear artistic concept.
INTRODUCTION TO FANTASY MAKEUP
- Differences to beauty and SFX looks
- Basic principles of visual storytelling and styles
- Working with symbolism
- Combinations of the different techniques
MATERIAL & PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE- Colors: Aqua, cream, alcohol-activated paints
- Tools: brushes, sponges, airbrushes
- Skin preparation and durability techniques
BODY & FACE PAINTING- Line work, surface work and shading
- Creating textures (scales, fur, metal, stone)
- Use of stencils and airbrush
ACCESSORIES & VISUAL ENHANCEMENT- Feathers, rhinestones, pearls, headpieces
- Gluing techniques and combination with make-up
- Harmonious integration into the overall design
PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION- Step-by-step creation of a full fantasy look
- Development of your own fantasy concept
- Implementation and combination of learned techniques
Old Age Looks
Our face changes constantly over the course of our lives - how can this effect be created in a targeted manner? This is exactly what you will deal with in the Old Age Looks course.
First, you will look at the natural ageing process and analyze typical features such as fine and deep wrinkles, loss of volume, a change in skin structure, pigmentation spots and sunken areas. You will learn where ageing becomes visible and how these changes can be reproduced with make-up - whether subtly or clearly - and how to work with bald caps: you will practise applying, applying and blending them cleanly so that the transition looks natural and the head shape appears realistic.
Building on this, you will learn to differentiate between a realistic old-age look for photo & film and a theatrical, highly visible look for stage and distance. You will learn how strong lines need to be set, how shadows change the look of the face and how color changes the effect.
In practice, you will implement the techniques step by step and develop a feel for nuances: When does a wrinkle look believable? Where does a shadow look convincing? How does a face age without appearing "mask-like"? The aim is to gain confidence in the use of ageing techniques - precise, controlled and appropriate to the area of application.
INTRODUCTION TO THE AGEING PROCESS
- Change in skin structure
- Typical characteristics: Wrinkles, lines, spots, loss of volume
- Analysis of natural forms of ageing
REALISTIC VS. THEATRICAL LOOKS- Working with light and shadow for optical deepening
- Creating different types of wrinkles
- Color design for aged skin
- Different intensities for film, stage and photo
GLASS CAPS- Preparation, bonding techniques and transitions
- Natural integration into the aged look
PRACTICE- Realization of an old age make-up
- Variations from subtle to heavily aged
- Feedback & fine-tuning on models
SFX - scars, wounds etc.
It's the small details that decide whether an effect looks believable. In this subject, you will learn how to create SFX make-up realistically and precisely.
First, you will learn about materials science and the properties of latex, wax, silicone, gel textures, fake blood and various color palettes such as alcohol-activated paints and oil paints. They learn how these materials behave, how they are constructed and modeled and how they can be used safely . The focus is particularly on texture work so that scars, skin changes and wounds look organic and not "artificial".
You will then deal with different types of wounds : cuts and stab wounds, abrasions and burns, bullet and bullet wounds, fresh and healed scars as well as bruising and swelling. They train color build-up, depth, shadow control and the effect of gloss and mattness. Bald caps are also used. You will learn how to adjust them, glue them and blend edges cleanly - as a building block within the many SFX techniques.
In practice, you will practise the various effects step by step and combine materials until realistic results are achieved. You will sharpen your eye for what injured or altered skin actually looks like and learn how to recreate this professionally. The aim is to learn a safe and controlled approach to SFX techniques that look authentic, believable and cinematic on the skin.
INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL EFFECTS MAKEUP
- Basics of realistic and theatrical effects
- Areas of application in film, stage and shoots
MATERIAL SCIENCE & SAFETY- Latex, wax, silicone, gelatine, modeling materials
- Fake blood: types, consistencies & use
- Alcohol-activated paints vs. cream/oil paints
- Skin protection, allergies, hygienic handling of products
- Bald cap basics
TECHNIQUES FOR SCARS & TEXTURES- Building up fresh and healed scars
- Modeling structures (e.g. porous, cracked, swollen)
- Blending transitions cleanly
WOUND TYPES & IMPLEMENTATION- Cuts, stab wounds and lacerations
- Burn & explosion injuries
- Bullet & bullet wounds
- Hematomas, bruises & swellings
COLOR DESIGN & FINISHING- Working with red tones, blood gradients & shading
- Complementary effects: Dirt, soot, texture details
PRACTICE- Creating combined effects
- Creative tasks & implementation on models
Module Make-up artist
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Evening & Glam Makeup
Evening or glam make-up can stand out and show presence. In this course, you will learn how to create looks that are suitable for special occasions such as parties, events, dinners or elegant evenings. It is about make-up that is more intense than a daytime look, but remains stylish and harmonious.
You will work with contouring and highlighting techniques to sculpt the face and give it depth. You will also practise the professional application of artificial eyelashes to make the look more open and expressive. For the skin, you will use radiant products, shimmer and more intense colors that add glamour to the look without looking overloaded.
In the practical part, you will create glamorous looks with a focus on light and overall effect. You will learn how colors, textures and details work together and how to prevent "too much" from happening. The aim is to create a perfectly coordinated look in which eyes, lips and complexion harmonize with each other. The result is a glam look that is clean, elegant and true to type.
INTRODUCTION TO EVENING & GLAM LOOKS
- Differences between day and evening make-up
- Effect of colors, textures and light
- Definition of glamor: intensity, precision, harmony
TECHNIQUES FOR MAXIMUM EXPRESSIVENESS- Contouring & highlighting - emphasizing the facial structure for evening looks
- Radiant skin and long-lasting base
- More intense colors: Dealing with different colors, color harmony
- Gluing lashes: Individual vs. strip lashes
- Choosing the right product
HARMONIOUS LOOK CONCEPTS- Balance instead of "too much" - setting the focus (lips, eyes, skin)
- Color and style coordination with outfit, occasion and personality
- Transition from an elegant evening look to glamorous event make-up
GLAMOROUS LOOKS STEP BY STEP- Creating a complete glam look
- Variations: soft glam, bold glam, statement etc.
- Fine-tuning & finish: light points, details, texture control
- Error correction, tips for intensity control
- Individual style development in the glam area
Bridal Makeup
Bridal make-up is considered the supreme discipline because it requires technique, feeling and perfection. On this special day, everything has to be just right: the look, the durability and, above all, the bride's confidence in your work.
In this course, you will learn how to create make-up that lasts a long time and can withstand emotional moments. You will work with fixing techniques as well as suitable textures and products that can withstand tears, hugs, weather and many hours without any problems. At the same time, you make sure that the look is fresh, natural and timeless, because wedding photos last a lifetime. You will work on bridal looks that are true to type: from classic and elegant to modern and clean to light boho variations. Not only the face, but also the personality, style, skin type and overall impression of the wedding day play a role. An important focus is on dealing sensitively with the bride. You will learn to listen to her, pick up on her insecurities, work out her wishes and create a calm, professional setting.
In practice, you will create trial looks and coordinate the make-up with the dress, accessories and hairstyling. The aim is to create bridal makeup with technical confidence, but also with heart, so that brides feel seen, beautiful and in good hands.
BASICS & PREPARATION
- Skin analysis and optimal skin preparation for long-lasting bridal looks
- Products for maximum durability & tear resistance
- Color and style matching to skin type, personality and wedding concept
TYPE-APPROPRIATE BRIDAL STYLING- Classic, modern and boho bridal looks - features, structure & differences
- Adaptation to individual facial features, wedding dress and hairstyling
- Correct communication: professionally managing expectations, wishes and emotional situations
PRACTICE- Creation of trial looks incl. look analysis and optimization
- Achieving a harmonious overall effect: Harmoniously combining make-up, outfit and styling
Eyeliner looks
Eyeliner can open, emphasize, elongate or add depth to the eye - provided it is applied correctly. The eyeliner looks subject is all about lines, expression and precision.
First, you will get to know different techniques: the classic, fine liner for everyday and business use, the curved wing for more expression and the modern graphic liner for creative looks. The different eye shapes play a central role here. You will analyze how eye shape, eyelid crease and lash line affect the effect of an eyeliner and how to adjust the line so that it visually supports the eye.
You will also learn about product science: gel, liquid and pencil liners have different properties and areas of application. You will learn when to use which liner, how to apply it in a controlled manner and how to make corrections cleanly and professionally. In the practical part, you will practise the basic techniques step by step and then apply them creatively. You will experiment with shape, length, thickness and effect to train your sense of line and balance.
BASICS & ANALYSIS
- Influence of different eyeliner shapes on expression and eye shape
- Adaptation to different eyelid and eye shapes (droopy eyelid, round, almond-shaped, etc.)
- Visual corrections through lines and angles
EYELINER TECHNIQUES IN DETAIL- Classic eyeliner: structure, variation of thickness, clean lines
- Winged liner: proportions, angle determination, extension of the eye
- Graphic liner: creative lines, modern shapes
- Smokey liner: soft transitions, pencil technique, diffusion techniques
PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE & TOOLS- Gel liner, liquid liner, pencil liner - characteristics, areas of application and handling
- Brush types for eyeliner - fine liner, angled brush, smudge brush
- Durability & fixation
APPLICATION- Individual practice of the techniques
- Combination of different styles
- Creative implementation
Photo/film make-up
With photo and film make-up, the decisive factor is how the make-up looks under the camera, light and resolution. What looks natural in the mirror may appear too pale, too shiny or too low-contrast in photos. In this subject, you will learn how to design makeup so that it looks professional and clear both live and in pictures.
First, you will look at the differences to everyday or event makeup. You will learn how studio lighting, flash and HD cameras show the skin and which techniques are necessary to keep contours visible, control shine and reproduce colors correctly. Another focus is on business portraits and professional shoots, where the emphasis is on naturalness and seriousness. Men's make-up is also covered. The aim here is to even out irregularities without looking "made up" and to create a well-groomed, authentic complexion .
In practice, you will work under realistic conditions. You will apply make-up under time pressure, prioritize the most important steps and work quickly and cleanly. You will practise how to adjust looks efficiently, react to changes in light and analyze results directly on the monitor.
BASICS & DIFFERENCES TO LIVE MAKEUP
- Requirements for photo, film & business shoots
- Effect of light, camera, HD resolution
- Analysis of typical shooting situations (indoor/outdoor, flash/no flash)
PRODUCTS & TECHNIQUES FOR CAMERA & FLASH- Camera-ready textures: foundations, powders, concealers
- Matting, shimmer, color reproduction under studio light
- Specifics of men's makeup (beard shadow, gloss control, natural correction)
PRACTICE & WORKFLOW UNDER TIME PRESSURE- Efficient step-by-step processes for shoots
- Reduction to the most important work steps
- Analysis of the results: Photo check, adjustments for different light sources
Corrective make-up
Corrective make-up is the targeted covering and balancing of skin irregularities. You will learn to analyze different skin types and select the appropriate products and techniques for blemishes, scars, redness or pigmentation disorders. You will apply color theory directly. Which shades neutralize redness? Which tones make pale skin glow? How can you achieve an even, natural complexion without a mask effect?
Another focus is on concealing and emphasizing individual areas of the face. You will learn how to visually optimize the nose, lips, cheeks and eyes without looking unnatural. Best ager make-up for the 60+ generation is also covered. The focus here is on suitable textures, gentle transitions and techniques that support mature skin instead of emphasizing it.
Communication with customers is also important. How do I speak sensitively and positively about skin issues without reinforcing insecurities? How do I convey suggestions in a professional and respectful manner? In the practical part, you will create before-and-after looks in which you apply the techniques you have learned in a targeted manner. You will train to incorporate corrections precisely, naturally and harmoniously.
BASICS & SKIN PREPARATION
- Recognizing different skin types and their needs
- Assessing textures, moisture balance and skin condition
- Hygienic preparation for corrective work
CORRECTION & COVERAGE- Neutralization of redness, blue/purple spots, hyperpigmentation
- Covering blemishes, scars and localized imperfections
- Application of color theory for targeted correction
- Layering techniques for long-lasting results
SHAPE CORRECTIONS ON THE FACE- Concealing and emphasizing the nose, lips, cheeks and eyes
- Lifting effects through light and shadow control
- Special features in best-ager make-up (60+) - wrinkle appearance, textures, gentle corrections
COMMUNICATION & CUSTOMER INTERACTION- Appreciative and positive language for sensitive topics
- Dealing professionally with skin problems and insecurities
- Realistic expectation management
APPLICATION- Creating before and after looks
- Working on different models
- Combining several correction techniques for a harmonious overall look
Smokey Eye, Halo Eye & Cut Crease
Dramatic eye looks thrive on technique, precision and a good feel for shapes. In this subject, you will focus on three expressive eye make-up variations: smokey eye, halo eye and cut crease.
First, you will learn to recognize and analyse different eye shapes. You will learn what influence the eyelid crease, eyebrow arch, lash line and eye distance have on the effect of a look. It's not just about "recreating" a style, but also about understanding which look supports which eye shape. When does a halo eye open up the gaze? When is a smokey eye flattering and when is it oppressive? How do you create a cut crease so that the eye is clearly defined?
You will then work through the looks step by step. You will learn how to build up colors, blend transitions softly and draw clean lines. The sequence, product consistency and brush technique are important here - small details with a big effect. You will practise all three variations in detail and then apply them creatively. You can experiment with color intensity, textures and shimmer to adapt the looks to different types and occasions.
The aim of this unit is for you to not only be able to apply eye makeup, but also to understand and consciously create it. This will enable you to create looks that emphasize eye shape, enhance expression and reveal personality.
BASICS
- Eye shapes and their special features
- Influence of eyelid crease, eye distance, brow shape and proportions
- Correction options through the targeted use of light and shadows
THEORETICAL STRUCTURE OF THE EYE LOOKS- Smokey eye: intense gradient, soft edges, depth effect
- Halo eye: centered points of light, soft transitions, optical rounding
- Cut crease: clear edges, precise definition, opening of the gaze
- Choosing the right technique for different eye shapes
STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS & TECHNIQUES- Preparation of the eyelid (primer, colour neutralization, setting)
- Layering textures (cream, powder, shimmer, matte)
- Building depth, shape and intensity
- Finishing details: liner, lashes, lower lash line
PRACTICE & CREATIVE WORK- Practice of the three variants using clear process structures
- Individual adaptation to models with different eye shapes
- Creative interpretation of the looks with colors, effects and variations
Day makeup
Day make-up should look light, fresh and accompany you in everyday life without appearing artificial. First, you will learn the basics: you will learn to recognize different skin types, prepare the skin correctly and measure the face so that proportions and highlights can be deliberately set. A good base is crucial to how natural and harmonious the result looks.
Building on this, you will create natural make-up looks for everyday life and work. You will learn how to emphasize the complexion, eyes and lips so that the face looks lively without appearing overly made up. The topic of eyeglass make-up is also covered. How do I make up the eyes so that they stand out clearly behind the spectacle frame? Which color and shading techniques support the facial features?
In the practical part , you will work directly with a model. You will create two complete looks with variations to gain confidence in the application. You will try out various basic techniques, test products and practise using brushes and textures. The aim of this unit is for you not only to know the basics, but also to be able to apply them: an even complexion, softly accentuated eyes and a natural overall look that emphasizes your individual beauty. Here you will lay the foundation for all further make-up techniques.
BASICS & PREPARATION
- Skin types and their needs
- Facial measurement and analysis
- Correct skin preparation - care, primer, tools
DAY MAKE-UP FOR EVERYDAY LIFE & WORK- Eye make-up for a fresh appearance
- Eyebrows: natural shaping & type-appropriate adjustment
- Natural foundation techniques
- Eyeglass make-up: corrections depending on lens strength, frame shape and focus zones
APPLICATION IN PRACTICE- Adaptation to different skin types and face shapes
- Development of a complete day look
- Reflection and fine-tuning of the results
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- The training content is the same for each learning variant
- The examination period, duration of training and examination procedure are independent of the learning variant
- You can upgrade from distance learning to face-to-face or individual tuition. Individual module blocks can also be booked
- With the "face-to-face course" learning option, you can book and complete individual blocks in private lessons
- The final certificate does not differ, regardless of which learning variant you have completed the course in
- Your Academy account and the learning content will stay with you for the rest of your life
Funding for your make-up artist training - up to 50% cost savings
Your distance learning course - subsidized and affordable
Your make-up artist and make-up artist training does not have to be a financial burden. In Austria, there are attractive funding programs that cover up to 50% of the course costs - regardless of where you live. As a recognized and TÜV-certified institute, our online training courses are eligible for funding.
Important: Distance learning courses are generally not subsidized by the AMS. If you are registered with the AMS, we recommend our AMS-eligible face-to-face training. The following subsidies are available for all others.
Your funding options at a glance
WAFF Vienna - Up to € 5,000 grant
For Viennese employees:
- 50% cost coverage (max. € 5,000)
- Digi-Winner: extra funding for digital training
- Education bonus for low income
- Prerequisite: Main residence or workplace in Vienna
- Application: Online at waff.at (BEFORE the course starts!)
Subsidies from the federal states - 30-50% subsidy
Attractive subsidies throughout Austria:
Other federal states
Carinthia, Vorarlberg, Burgenland, Lower Austria
Own funding programs available
Important: usually apply BEFORE the course starts!
Tax deductibility - up to 50% savings
Make your training tax deductible:
As business expenses (self-employed persons):
- Course fees
- examinations
- Learning materials
- Pro rata internet and computer costs
As work-related expenses (employees):
If the training improves your career opportunities
Tip: For distance learning courses, you can also deduct a proportion of home office costs!
Combining support - maximum savings
Example 1: Viennese employee
WAFF (50%) + tax deductibility
~ approx. 30% own contribution
Example 2: Upper Austrian employee
Upper Austrian education account (30%) + tax deductibility
~ approx. 40-45% personal contribution
Example 3: Self-employed person from Salzburg
Education voucher (50%) + business expenses
~ approx. 25% own contribution
Payment in installments - affordable even without funding
- Up to 15 interest-free monthly installments
- From approx. € 106 per month
- No credit check
- Flexible term
How to apply for your subsidy
- 1. check funding options - use our free funding check
- 2. submit your application - online to the relevant office (usually BEFORE the course starts!)
- 3. submit course confirmation - you will receive it from us immediately
- 4. start distance learning - get started immediately after approval
- 5. receive funding - after completion or direct billing
We support you
- Free funding check for your situation
- All confirmations for funding bodies
- Personal advice on possible combinations
- Direct billing (where possible)
Contact us - we will find the best solution for you!
Your career opportunities after training
The make-up artist & make-up artist diploma opens up numerous career paths in the beauty industry. The combined training makes you particularly flexible and significantly increases your chances on the job market.
Fields of work and areas of application
Beauty and cosmetics industry
- Beauty salons and cosmetic studios
- Perfumeries and beauty counters
- Wellness hotels and spa areas
- Beauty consulting in retail
Fashion and media industry
- Fashion shows and runway events
- Photo shoots and editorial productions
- Film and TV productions
- Advertising and campaign shoots
Event and wedding industry
- Bridal make-up and wedding styling
- Event make-up for galas and celebrations
- Make-up for shows and performances
- VIP and celebrity styling
Self-employment
Many graduates decide to become self-employed after completing their training. For example, they can
- open their own make-up studio
- offer mobile make-up services
- Create online consultations or tutorials
- run workshops and training courses
Important for Austria:
For self-employment in the field of make-up and in particular eyelash design, the regulated trade "Cosmetics (beauty care), limited to decorative cosmetics" or "Cosmetics (limited to eyelash design)" is required. As a rule, a qualifying examination or equivalent proof of qualification is required for this.
We support you with:
- Information on the necessary steps
- Information on the qualifying examination
- Contacts to regional contacts
Until you are fully licensed, you can apply the skills you have learned in a studio or at events and gain valuable professional experience.
Earning potential
Earning opportunities in the beauty industry are varied and depend on factors such as professional experience, specialization, order situation and area of work. Both salaried and self-employed positions offer attractive prospects - especially for creative, committed and service-oriented personalities.
Further training opportunities
After your training, you can specialize further, e.g. in
- Permanent make-up and microblading
- Eyelash extensions and lash styling
- Hairstyling and hairdressing techniques
- Beauty and wellness management
Your added value with the combined training
Broader range of services
You offer your customers a comprehensive portfolio - from day and evening make-up to elaborate event looks.
Greater competitiveness
The dual qualification gives you a clear advantage over competitors with only one specialization.
More flexibility in your day-to-day work
You can work in different areas and are not restricted to a single field of work.
Attractive career prospects
With your comprehensive specialist knowledge and professional appearance, you increase your chances of exciting projects and long-term success in the beauty industry.
Dipl. Make-up artist and make-up artist - your all-in-one training program
The Diploma in Make-up Artistry and Make-up Artist training is your all-in-one solution for a professional career in the beauty and make-up industry. This combined training combines the complete teaching content of both individual training courses and offers you the most comprehensive know-how for your successful start.
With this comprehensive qualification, you receive two recognized diplomas in one course and save valuable time and money compared to two separate training courses. You benefit from twice the expertise and are therefore more broadly positioned on the job market.
Training formats - optimally combined
Classroom course:
Intensive practical training in small groups (4-10 participants) at our location in Vienna. You will learn all make-up techniques hands-on under professional guidance and benefit from direct exchange with instructors and other participants.
Blended learning:
The perfect combination of flexibility and practical relevance. You complete the basic beauty skills module and the anatomy module conveniently online via e-learning - flexible in terms of time and location. The practical modules then take place as face-to-face lessons in Vienna, where you can put your theoretical knowledge directly into practice.
Both formats lead to the same recognized diploma!
Duration and completion
- Duration: 3-4 months (depending on the chosen format and individual learning pace)
- Qualification: Diploma make-up artist and make-up artist (diploma/certificate)
- Exam: Theoretical multiple-choice exam and practical final exam
- Certification: Internationally recognized
Prerequisites
No special prior knowledge required! All you need is:
- Interest and passion for make-up and beauty
- Creativity and enjoyment of working with people
- Motivation to develop yourself further
Why this combined training?
Double the qualification = double the opportunities
With both qualifications, you have a broader base and can offer more services.
Higher income
More expertise means higher hourly rates and better earning potential.
Flexibility
You can work in different areas and are not restricted to one area.
Competitive advantage
Comprehensive training sets you apart from the competition and makes you a sought-after expert.
Detailed Course Contents
Extent of learning
560 E | Volume
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200
Beauty competence
LE
240
eLearning | Presence
RE
30
Literature research
TE
60
Practical realization
AE
30
Additional tasks & examinations
Our training courses are generally eligible for funding. The relevant funding body will decide whether you are eligible for funding.
We will be happy to support you in compiling all the necessary course information you need for your funding application.
Of course, we will be on hand to advise you throughout the entire process and support you from the initial inquiry to the submission of your application. Contact us - we will make sure that you are as well prepared as possible!
Module Beauty competence
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Color theory
Colors are omnipresent: in our reflection in the mirror, in nature, in clothing and make-up. But only when we understand their effect on people and know how they relate to each other can we use them consciously. This is exactly where color theory comes in.
To begin with, you will get to know the color wheel. It shows how colors are related to each other and which combinations have a harmonious or contrasting effect. Whether warm or cool, soft or strong - every color carries a certain mood . You will learn how these moods are used in make-up to create radiance, freshness or depth.
In the next step, you will focus on color analysis. You will observe the skin undertone, eye color and hair structure in order to recognize which color nuances make a face appear lively. It's about noticing differences that seem inconspicuous at first glance, but play a major role in the overall picture.
In the practical part of the type consultation, you will get to know the classic color types, such as the spring, summer, autumn and winter types. Step by step, you will learn how to clearly classify people and choose suitable make-up colors. The aim is to choose colors not just because they look "beautiful", but because they emphasize the natural personality. at the end of this unit, you will not only have theoretical knowledge, but also a trained eye. You will develop a feel for which shades harmonize in make-up and how you can use color in a targeted way to create a look that is lively, harmonious and expressive.
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BASICS OF COLOR THEORY
- Primary, secondary and tertiary colors
- Color temperatures: warm, cool, neutral
- Brightness, saturation & tonal value
- Color perception and tone differentiation
COLOR WHEEL & HARMONIES- History of color theory - different models and approaches
- Structure of the classic color wheel
- Complementary colors and their effect
- Use of color harmonies in makeup
- Balance between skin undertone, outfit and occasion
COLOR ANALYSIS & TYPE THEORY- Determination of skin undertone & pigmentation
- Classification into seasonal and mixed types
- Type-appropriate color selection for eyes, lips and complexion
- Limits of type consultation - individual adjustments
Facial analysis
How does a face change when light and shadow are used in a targeted way? This is exactly where facial analysis comes in: it is about consciously perceiving proportions and understanding the influence of make-up on the shape of the face. You will learn to recognize and distinguish between different face shapes such as oval, round, angular, heart-shaped or long. This is the basis for working specifically with light and shadow later on.
The aim of any make-up design is to create harmonious and balanced proportions. In make-up artistry, the oval face is considered ideal, as its lines appear soft and even. With the help of contouring and highlighting techniques , you can visually approximate other face shapes to this ideal.
An important part of the unit is taking a close look at individual parts of the face. You analyze the distance between the eyes, the shape and height of the eyebrows, the proportions of the forehead, cheeks and chin as well as the lines of the bridge of the nose. The shape of the lips and jawline also play a role. All these details determine how a face looks: soft, striking, open or rather compact.
Train your eye for subtle differences and develop a confident, professional sense of proportion. The result is make-up that emphasizes your personality and shapes your overall appearance.
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BASICS OF FACIAL ANALYSIS
- Overview of facial symmetries
- Division of the 3 facial zones
- Ideal image of the oval face and its relevance
- Proportions and harmonies in the face
FACE SHAPES & THEIR CHARACTERISTICS- Round, oval, angular, heart-shaped, elongated
- Typical characteristics and possible visual effects
- Analysis of forehead, cheek and chin areas
- Face charts & measurement exercises
ANALYSIS OF INDIVIDUAL PARTS OF THE FACE- Eyes: Eye distance, eyelid shapes
- Eyebrows: Measurement, shape determination, balance in the face
- Nose: length, width, upward and downward inclination
- Lips: Shape and volume
- Cheekbones: position & effect
CORRECTIONS & TECHNIQUES FOR THE RESPECTIVE SHAPES- Contouring strategies for shape adjustment
- Highlighting for emphasis and harmonization
- Goal: Creating a balanced, oval-looking overall shape
Skin theory
When we talk about skin , most people first think of skincare products, make-up or their own reflection in the mirror in the morning. But the skin is much more than just our outer covering. It is the largest organ in our body, our protective shield, a sensory organ and an expression of our health.
In skin science, you will learn about the anatomical structure of the skin and its individual layers. You will learn how it works, what tasks it performs and why it sometimes reacts sensitively to external influences. You will learn how to recognize different skin types and understand which skincare and make-up products are suitable for which skin type. Another important part of the course is how to deal with skin irritations and allergies. You will learn how to recognize allergic reactions, how to deal with them responsibly and how to select products that support the skin instead of burdening it.
This practical unit helps you not only to see the skin, but to really understand it. This will enable you to apply type-appropriate make-up that highlights rather than conceals - while keeping the health and well-being of your customers in mind.
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ANATOMICAL STRUCTURE OF THE SKIN
- Layers of the skin (epidermis, dermis, subcutis)
- Functions of the skin
- Skin appendages (hair, nails, sebaceous and sweat glands)
SKIN TYPES & SKIN CONDITIONS- Characteristics of normal, oily, dry, combination and sensitive skin
- Recognizing individual skin needs
- Influencing factors such as age, hormones, seasons
SKIN CARE & PREPARATION FOR MAKE-UP- Basic principles of type-appropriate skincare
- Cleansing and moisturizing routines
- Products for the optimal makeup base
- Recommendations for different skin situations
ALLERGIES & SKIN REACTIONS- Common allergens in cosmetic products
- Recognizing and reacting correctly to intolerances
- Safety aspects for make-up artists
- Selection of suitable care and make-up products
Hygiene & workplace organization
In make-up artistry, cleanliness is not a minor matter, but an essential part of professionalism. In the subject of hygiene and workplace organization, you will learn how to create a hygienic, safe and trustworthy work area. First, you will deal with the basic hygiene stages. Cleaning, disinfection and sterilization. You will learn which of these measures are necessary in everyday make-up work and when they should be used. This includes how to clean and disinfect brushes, sponges, palettes and tools correctly to prevent skin irritations and infections.
Another focus is on correct hand washing and personal hygiene routines. You will learn how to keep contact surfaces clean, remove products hygienically and prevent the transmission of germs. This also includes careful handling of make-up, creams and liquid products to ensure their quality and safety.
The overall impression of the workplace is just as important: a well-organized table, clear processes and a quiet, clean work area convey professionalism and confidence. You will learn how to arrange your materials clearly, prepare consumables and arrange your set so that you can work efficiently and tidily.This subject will give you the skills to apply make-up not only beautifully, but also responsibly and hygienically - a prerequisite for quality, safety and a professional appearance.
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HYGIENE BASICS
- The importance of cleanliness and a professional appearance
- Hygiene risks in the beauty sector
- Cleaning, disinfection & sterilization
- Which procedures are relevant in make-up artistry
- Contact times, products and correct application
- Material and product care
- Cleaning and disinfection of tools and make-up products
PERSONAL HYGIENE & PROTECTIVE BEHAVIOR- Correct hand washing step by step
- Disinfection of hands
- Handling disposable items & gloves
WORKPLACE ORGANIZATION- Setting up a clean, structured workplace
- Organization systems for tools, products and brushes
- Hygienic working during make-up
- Clean presentation and professional overall impression
- Workplace check before and after customer contact
- Implementation of a hygienic routine in everyday working life
Customer-oriented work in the beauty industry
The beauty industry is not just about applying make-up, but also about meeting people. In customer-oriented work, you will learn how to communicate professionally, respectfully and clearly with customers. You will learn how to recognize wishes, correctly assess expectations and find out what the other person really needs by asking specific questions. Language is a key aspect of this: technical terms are helpful in the classroom, but can quickly become confusing when talking to customers. You will therefore learn to explain content in a way that is easy to understand without losing your expertise.
One sensitive topic is how to deal with skin blemishes, scars or signs of ageing. Here it is important to remain respectful and empathetic. Instead of emphasizing problems, the focus is on demonstrating ways to accentuate existing beauty. You will practise how to give honest advice without offending and how to give customers a positive feeling .
You will also be given tools for dealing with uncertainty, dissatisfaction or difficult conversational situations : How do I stay calm? How do I formulate feedback in an appreciative way? How do I professionally steer a conversation back to a common solution? This subject strengthens your communication skills and makes you confident in direct contact. You will not only appear as a make-up artist, but also as a person of trust who sees people, takes them seriously and accompanies them professionally.
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BASICS OF CUSTOMER-ORIENTED COMMUNICATION
- Dealing at eye level
- Active listening & needs assessment
- Body language, voice & professional appearance
CORRECT EXPRESSION WHEN DEALING WITH CUSTOMERS- Explaining complex content simply
- Correct choice of words for sensitive topics
- Transparent advice instead of excessive demands
DEALING WITH SENSITIVE TOPICS- Wrinkles, blemishes, pigmentation, skin ageing
- Explaining the limits of the work without appearing negative
- Solution-oriented and positive communication
DEALING WITH DIFFERENT TYPES OF CUSTOMERS- Insecure customers
- Demanding clients
- Indecisive customers
- Complaints management
PRACTICAL CUSTOMER CARE- Advice process from arrival to conclusion
- Recommendation management & product advice
- Professional behavior in stressful situations
- Creation of mood boards
- Communication during makeup work
Material science
In materials science, you will learn about the most important tools of the trade . Before you can create make-up, you need to know which materials to work with and how to use them correctly, and you will learn about different brushes and tools, including foundation and eyeshadow brushes as well as spatulas, eyelash curlers and sponges. You will learn which shape and texture of a brush creates which effect and which brush is best for applying creamy, powdery or liquid textures. Because every product can only be applied beautifully if the right tool is used.
You will also take a closer look at different make-up textures . Powder, cream, gel, liquid and stick products. You will learn which textures combine well with each other, how they behave on the skin and how to apply them so that they look natural and last a long time. This also includes how to remove products correctly in order to use them hygienically and sparingly.
Another focus is the correct handling of the material. You will practise how to clean brushes, store products and prepare your work set so that you can work efficiently, cleanly and professionally, and the aim of this unit is for you to not only know your tools, but to master them. This means that your make-up is not left to chance, but is created with precision, feeling and technical confidence.
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INTRODUCTION TO TOOLS & MATERIALS
- Overview of brush types and their areas of application
- Sponges, applicators, tools - what are they suitable for?
- Brushes in detail - shapes, sizes, degrees of hardness
- Natural hair vs. synthetics: advantages and disadvantages
- Cleaning, care and correct storage
UNDERSTANDING TEXTURES & PRODUCTS- Cream, powder, liquid and gel textures
- Foundations, concealers, eye shadows, blushes, highlighters: properties & application
- Durability and texture selection depending on skin type and look
PRODUCT CUSTOMER- Foundation products
- Eye and lip products
- Special products (e.g. waterproof, long-lasting, HD)
HANDLING IN PRACTICE- Efficient working methods on set and in the studio
- Hygienic use of all products
- How to organize your equipment optimally and store it safely for transport
Module Makeup Artist
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Stage make-up/drag make-up
Maximum impact, strong shapes and creative expression - all this is part of stage & drag makeup. You consciously leave the boundaries of classic beauty makeup and learn to shape the face so that it looks clear and powerful even from a distance and in strong lighting.
They work with exaggeration: contours are enhanced, the facial anatomy is visually altered and proportions are rethought. Techniques include block brows, color blocking, strong contouring, artificial shadowing, painting over the shape of the lips, large eyelashes, lash stacking, glitter and eye-catching textures.
In the practical part, you will develop a high-impact look and create a personal drag or stage character step by step. You will play with expression, shape, color and posture to create a character that has presence and tells a story. In addition to technical confidence, you will also gain the courage to be creative. You will learn to understand make-up as an art form and create a distinctive, loud and proud look.
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INTRODUCTION TO STAGE & DRAG AESTHETICS
- Characteristics of high-impact looks
- Exaggeration for long distance
- Changing the facial anatomy
BASIC TECHNIQUES & TYPICAL ELEMENTS- Block Brows: Gluing, smoothing, overpainting
- Color blocking & extreme color combinations
- Strong contouring & shaping
- Working with glitter, rhinestones & metallic products
- Lash stacking & lashes for maximum effect
- Painting over lips & characteristic lip shapes
MATERIAL & PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE- Adhesives, fixers, colors & textures
- Tools for precise overdrawing
- Durability & stage resistance of the products
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT & CREATIVE PLANNING- Designing a personal (drag) character
- Silhouettes, colors & signature elements
- Mood boards, inspiration & staging
PRACTICE - HIGH IMPACT LOOK- Step-by-step implementation of a complete look
- Applying the techniques in combination
- Development of an individual character
- Finishing touches & presentation
Epoch looks
How do you recognize at first glance which era a look comes from? This is exactly where the period looks course comes in. Course participants look at the typical and stylistic features of different decades: the clear brows and dark lips of the 1920s, the glamorous lines and red lips of the 1950s, the natural tones and earthy colors of the 1970s, the strong blush and metallic shimmer of the 1980s through to Y2K shine, gloss and cool pastel shades. You will learn which details clearly place a look in a particular era, from eyebrow shape and eyeshadow application to lip contouring.
An important part is working with photo and film references. You train to quickly recognize features, convert them into make-up steps and quickly adapt or modernize a look. This involves observation, deduction and creative translation.
In practice, you will create one or two complete looks. You will practise implementing historical elements clearly and authentically without the look appearing too heavy or "costumed". This subject helps you to gain a practical understanding of the history of style and to implement period characters in such a way that they are instantly recognizable and look professionally made up.
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INTRODUCTION TO HISTORICAL BEAUTY IDEALS
- Overview of characteristic make-up elements from different decades
- Influence of fashion, culture and media on typical looks
CLASSIC DECADES IN DETAIL- 1920s: Smokey eyes, thin brows, dark lips
- 1950s: Winged liner, red lips, clear skin
- 1970s: earth tones, shimmering eyelids, natural shapes
- 1980s: bold colors, strong contours, striking blush looks
- Y2K & other trends: Frosted lips, gloss, pastel shades
ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION OF REFERENCES- Working with film, photo and fashion templates
- Recognizing key elements for an authentic implementation
ADAPTATION TECHNIQUES FOR MODERN APPLICATION- Combining historical features with current trends
- Simplified and quick variations for everyday practice
- Creation of 1-2 complete period looks
- Fine-tuning, recognizability & decade assignment
Fantasy Looks
How do you create a figure that doesn't come from our world? In Fantasy Look, you create make-up as a complete work of art. You will learn the basics of body and face painting , find out which colors are suitable for the skin, which brushes and sponges can be used to achieve which effects and how surfaces, gradients and structures can be created cleanly. This also includes the skillful integration of accessories such as rhinestones, feathers, wigs, headpieces or sculpted elements to give the look a three-dimensional effect.
Another focus is character design. You develop your own character - from the idea to the choice of colors to the symbolic meaning of individual elements. This involves mood, story, design language and recognition value. You plan how colors, patterns and materials interact so that the look is coherent and not random.
In practice, you will then create a complete fantasy character . Step by step, you will create a look that is not just made up, but staged. You don't just apply make-up, you create it: with imagination, technical skill and a clear artistic concept.
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INTRODUCTION TO FANTASY MAKEUP
- Differences to beauty and SFX looks
- Basic principles of visual storytelling and styles
- Working with symbolism
- Combinations of the different techniques
MATERIAL & PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE- Colors: Aqua, cream, alcohol-activated paints
- Tools: brushes, sponges, airbrushes
- Skin preparation and durability techniques
BODY & FACE PAINTING- Line work, surface work and shading
- Creating textures (scales, fur, metal, stone)
- Use of stencils and airbrush
ACCESSORIES & VISUAL ENHANCEMENT- Feathers, rhinestones, pearls, headpieces
- Gluing techniques and combination with make-up
- Harmonious integration into the overall design
PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION- Step-by-step creation of a full fantasy look
- Development of your own fantasy concept
- Implementation and combination of learned techniques
Old Age Looks
Our face changes constantly over the course of our lives - how can this effect be created in a targeted manner? This is exactly what you will deal with in the Old Age Looks course.
First, you will look at the natural ageing process and analyze typical features such as fine and deep wrinkles, loss of volume, a change in skin structure, pigmentation spots and sunken areas. You will learn where ageing becomes visible and how these changes can be reproduced with make-up - whether subtly or clearly - and how to work with bald caps: you will practise applying, applying and blending them cleanly so that the transition looks natural and the head shape appears realistic.
Building on this, you will learn to differentiate between a realistic old-age look for photo & film and a theatrical, highly visible look for stage and distance. You will learn how strong lines need to be set, how shadows change the look of the face and how color changes the effect.
In practice, you will implement the techniques step by step and develop a feel for nuances: When does a wrinkle look believable? Where does a shadow look convincing? How does a face age without appearing "mask-like"? The aim is to gain confidence in the use of ageing techniques - precise, controlled and appropriate to the area of application.
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INTRODUCTION TO THE AGEING PROCESS
- Change in skin structure
- Typical characteristics: Wrinkles, lines, spots, loss of volume
- Analysis of natural forms of ageing
REALISTIC VS. THEATRICAL LOOKS- Working with light and shadow for optical deepening
- Creating different types of wrinkles
- Color design for aged skin
- Different intensities for film, stage and photo
GLASS CAPS- Preparation, bonding techniques and transitions
- Natural integration into the aged look
PRACTICE- Realization of an old age make-up
- Variations from subtle to heavily aged
- Feedback & fine-tuning on models
SFX - scars, wounds etc.
It's the small details that decide whether an effect looks believable. In this subject, you will learn how to create SFX make-up realistically and precisely.
First, you will learn about materials science and the properties of latex, wax, silicone, gel textures, fake blood and various color palettes such as alcohol-activated paints and oil paints. They learn how these materials behave, how they are constructed and modeled and how they can be used safely . The focus is particularly on texture work so that scars, skin changes and wounds look organic and not "artificial".
You will then deal with different types of wounds : cuts and stab wounds, abrasions and burns, bullet and bullet wounds, fresh and healed scars as well as bruising and swelling. They train color build-up, depth, shadow control and the effect of gloss and mattness. Bald caps are also used. You will learn how to adjust them, glue them and blend edges cleanly - as a building block within the many SFX techniques.
In practice, you will practise the various effects step by step and combine materials until realistic results are achieved. You will sharpen your eye for what injured or altered skin actually looks like and learn how to recreate this professionally. The aim is to learn a safe and controlled approach to SFX techniques that look authentic, believable and cinematic on the skin.
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INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL EFFECTS MAKEUP
- Basics of realistic and theatrical effects
- Areas of application in film, stage and shoots
MATERIAL SCIENCE & SAFETY- Latex, wax, silicone, gelatine, modeling materials
- Fake blood: types, consistencies & use
- Alcohol-activated paints vs. cream/oil paints
- Skin protection, allergies, hygienic handling of products
- Bald cap basics
TECHNIQUES FOR SCARS & TEXTURES- Building up fresh and healed scars
- Modeling structures (e.g. porous, cracked, swollen)
- Blending transitions cleanly
WOUND TYPES & IMPLEMENTATION- Cuts, stab wounds and lacerations
- Burn & explosion injuries
- Bullet & bullet wounds
- Hematomas, bruises & swellings
COLOR DESIGN & FINISHING- Working with red tones, blood gradients & shading
- Complementary effects: Dirt, soot, texture details
PRACTICE- Creating combined effects
- Creative tasks & implementation on models
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Evening & Glam Makeup
Evening or glam make-up can stand out and show presence. In this course, you will learn how to create looks that are suitable for special occasions such as parties, events, dinners or elegant evenings. It is about make-up that is more intense than a daytime look, but remains stylish and harmonious.
You will work with contouring and highlighting techniques to sculpt the face and give it depth. You will also practise the professional application of artificial eyelashes to make the look more open and expressive. For the skin, you will use radiant products, shimmer and more intense colors that add glamour to the look without looking overloaded.
In the practical part, you will create glamorous looks with a focus on light and overall effect. You will learn how colors, textures and details work together and how to prevent "too much" from happening. The aim is to create a perfectly coordinated look in which eyes, lips and complexion harmonize with each other. The result is a glam look that is clean, elegant and true to type.
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INTRODUCTION TO EVENING & GLAM LOOKS
- Differences between day and evening make-up
- Effect of colors, textures and light
- Definition of glamor: intensity, precision, harmony
TECHNIQUES FOR MAXIMUM EXPRESSIVENESS- Contouring & highlighting - emphasizing the facial structure for evening looks
- Radiant skin and long-lasting base
- More intense colors: Dealing with different colors, color harmony
- Gluing lashes: Individual vs. strip lashes
- Choosing the right product
HARMONIOUS LOOK CONCEPTS- Balance instead of "too much" - setting the focus (lips, eyes, skin)
- Color and style coordination with outfit, occasion and personality
- Transition from an elegant evening look to glamorous event make-up
GLAMOROUS LOOKS STEP BY STEP- Creating a complete glam look
- Variations: soft glam, bold glam, statement etc.
- Fine-tuning & finish: light points, details, texture control
- Error correction, tips for intensity control
- Individual style development in the glam area
Bridal Makeup
Bridal make-up is considered the supreme discipline because it requires technique, feeling and perfection. On this special day, everything has to be just right: the look, the durability and, above all, the bride's confidence in your work.
In this course, you will learn how to create make-up that lasts a long time and can withstand emotional moments. You will work with fixing techniques as well as suitable textures and products that can withstand tears, hugs, weather and many hours without any problems. At the same time, you make sure that the look is fresh, natural and timeless, because wedding photos last a lifetime. You will work on bridal looks that are true to type: from classic and elegant to modern and clean to light boho variations. Not only the face, but also the personality, style, skin type and overall impression of the wedding day play a role. An important focus is on dealing sensitively with the bride. You will learn to listen to her, pick up on her insecurities, work out her wishes and create a calm, professional setting.
In practice, you will create trial looks and coordinate the make-up with the dress, accessories and hairstyling. The aim is to create bridal makeup with technical confidence, but also with heart, so that brides feel seen, beautiful and in good hands.
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BASICS & PREPARATION
- Skin analysis and optimal skin preparation for long-lasting bridal looks
- Products for maximum durability & tear resistance
- Color and style matching to skin type, personality and wedding concept
TYPE-APPROPRIATE BRIDAL STYLING- Classic, modern and boho bridal looks - features, structure & differences
- Adaptation to individual facial features, wedding dress and hairstyling
- Correct communication: professionally managing expectations, wishes and emotional situations
PRACTICE- Creation of trial looks incl. look analysis and optimization
- Achieving a harmonious overall effect: Harmoniously combining make-up, outfit and styling
Eyeliner looks
Eyeliner can open, emphasize, elongate or add depth to the eye - provided it is applied correctly. The eyeliner looks subject is all about lines, expression and precision.
First, you will get to know different techniques: the classic, fine liner for everyday and business use, the curved wing for more expression and the modern graphic liner for creative looks. The different eye shapes play a central role here. You will analyze how eye shape, eyelid crease and lash line affect the effect of an eyeliner and how to adjust the line so that it visually supports the eye.
You will also learn about product science: gel, liquid and pencil liners have different properties and areas of application. You will learn when to use which liner, how to apply it in a controlled manner and how to make corrections cleanly and professionally. In the practical part, you will practise the basic techniques step by step and then apply them creatively. You will experiment with shape, length, thickness and effect to train your sense of line and balance.
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BASICS & ANALYSIS
- Influence of different eyeliner shapes on expression and eye shape
- Adaptation to different eyelid and eye shapes (droopy eyelid, round, almond-shaped, etc.)
- Visual corrections through lines and angles
EYELINER TECHNIQUES IN DETAIL- Classic eyeliner: structure, variation of thickness, clean lines
- Winged liner: proportions, angle determination, extension of the eye
- Graphic liner: creative lines, modern shapes
- Smokey liner: soft transitions, pencil technique, diffusion techniques
PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE & TOOLS- Gel liner, liquid liner, pencil liner - characteristics, areas of application and handling
- Brush types for eyeliner - fine liner, angled brush, smudge brush
- Durability & fixation
APPLICATION- Individual practice of the techniques
- Combination of different styles
- Creative implementation
Photo/film make-up
With photo and film make-up, the decisive factor is how the make-up looks under the camera, light and resolution. What looks natural in the mirror may appear too pale, too shiny or too low-contrast in photos. In this subject, you will learn how to design makeup so that it looks professional and clear both live and in pictures.
First, you will look at the differences to everyday or event makeup. You will learn how studio lighting, flash and HD cameras show the skin and which techniques are necessary to keep contours visible, control shine and reproduce colors correctly. Another focus is on business portraits and professional shoots, where the emphasis is on naturalness and seriousness. Men's make-up is also covered. The aim here is to even out irregularities without looking "made up" and to create a well-groomed, authentic complexion .
In practice, you will work under realistic conditions. You will apply make-up under time pressure, prioritize the most important steps and work quickly and cleanly. You will practise how to adjust looks efficiently, react to changes in light and analyze results directly on the monitor.
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BASICS & DIFFERENCES TO LIVE MAKEUP
- Requirements for photo, film & business shoots
- Effect of light, camera, HD resolution
- Analysis of typical shooting situations (indoor/outdoor, flash/no flash)
PRODUCTS & TECHNIQUES FOR CAMERA & FLASH- Camera-ready textures: foundations, powders, concealers
- Matting, shimmer, color reproduction under studio light
- Specifics of men's makeup (beard shadow, gloss control, natural correction)
PRACTICE & WORKFLOW UNDER TIME PRESSURE- Efficient step-by-step processes for shoots
- Reduction to the most important work steps
- Analysis of the results: Photo check, adjustments for different light sources
Corrective make-up
Corrective make-up is the targeted covering and balancing of skin irregularities. You will learn to analyze different skin types and select the appropriate products and techniques for blemishes, scars, redness or pigmentation disorders. You will apply color theory directly. Which shades neutralize redness? Which tones make pale skin glow? How can you achieve an even, natural complexion without a mask effect?
Another focus is on concealing and emphasizing individual areas of the face. You will learn how to visually optimize the nose, lips, cheeks and eyes without looking unnatural. Best ager make-up for the 60+ generation is also covered. The focus here is on suitable textures, gentle transitions and techniques that support mature skin instead of emphasizing it.
Communication with customers is also important. How do I speak sensitively and positively about skin issues without reinforcing insecurities? How do I convey suggestions in a professional and respectful manner? In the practical part, you will create before-and-after looks in which you apply the techniques you have learned in a targeted manner. You will train to incorporate corrections precisely, naturally and harmoniously.
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BASICS & SKIN PREPARATION
- Recognizing different skin types and their needs
- Assessing textures, moisture balance and skin condition
- Hygienic preparation for corrective work
CORRECTION & COVERAGE- Neutralization of redness, blue/purple spots, hyperpigmentation
- Covering blemishes, scars and localized imperfections
- Application of color theory for targeted correction
- Layering techniques for long-lasting results
SHAPE CORRECTIONS ON THE FACE- Concealing and emphasizing the nose, lips, cheeks and eyes
- Lifting effects through light and shadow control
- Special features in best-ager make-up (60+) - wrinkle appearance, textures, gentle corrections
COMMUNICATION & CUSTOMER INTERACTION- Appreciative and positive language for sensitive topics
- Dealing professionally with skin problems and insecurities
- Realistic expectation management
APPLICATION- Creating before and after looks
- Working on different models
- Combining several correction techniques for a harmonious overall look
Smokey Eye, Halo Eye & Cut Crease
Dramatic eye looks thrive on technique, precision and a good feel for shapes. In this subject, you will focus on three expressive eye make-up variations: smokey eye, halo eye and cut crease.
First, you will learn to recognize and analyse different eye shapes. You will learn what influence the eyelid crease, eyebrow arch, lash line and eye distance have on the effect of a look. It's not just about "recreating" a style, but also about understanding which look supports which eye shape. When does a halo eye open up the gaze? When is a smokey eye flattering and when is it oppressive? How do you create a cut crease so that the eye is clearly defined?
You will then work through the looks step by step. You will learn how to build up colors, blend transitions softly and draw clean lines. The sequence, product consistency and brush technique are important here - small details with a big effect. You will practise all three variations in detail and then apply them creatively. You can experiment with color intensity, textures and shimmer to adapt the looks to different types and occasions.
The aim of this unit is for you to not only be able to apply eye makeup, but also to understand and consciously create it. This will enable you to create looks that emphasize eye shape, enhance expression and reveal personality.
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BASICS
- Eye shapes and their special features
- Influence of eyelid crease, eye distance, brow shape and proportions
- Correction options through the targeted use of light and shadows
THEORETICAL STRUCTURE OF THE EYE LOOKS- Smokey eye: intense gradient, soft edges, depth effect
- Halo eye: centered points of light, soft transitions, optical rounding
- Cut crease: clear edges, precise definition, opening of the gaze
- Choosing the right technique for different eye shapes
STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS & TECHNIQUES- Preparation of the eyelid (primer, colour neutralization, setting)
- Layering textures (cream, powder, shimmer, matte)
- Building depth, shape and intensity
- Finishing details: liner, lashes, lower lash line
PRACTICE & CREATIVE WORK- Practice of the three variants using clear process structures
- Individual adaptation to models with different eye shapes
- Creative interpretation of the looks with colors, effects and variations
Day makeup
Day make-up should look light, fresh and accompany you in everyday life without appearing artificial. First, you will learn the basics: you will learn to recognize different skin types, prepare the skin correctly and measure the face so that proportions and highlights can be deliberately set. A good base is crucial to how natural and harmonious the result looks.
Building on this, you will create natural make-up looks for everyday life and work. You will learn how to emphasize the complexion, eyes and lips so that the face looks lively without appearing overly made up. The topic of eyeglass make-up is also covered. How do I make up the eyes so that they stand out clearly behind the spectacle frame? Which color and shading techniques support the facial features?
In the practical part , you will work directly with a model. You will create two complete looks with variations to gain confidence in the application. You will try out various basic techniques, test products and practise using brushes and textures. The aim of this unit is for you not only to know the basics, but also to be able to apply them: an even complexion, softly accentuated eyes and a natural overall look that emphasizes your individual beauty. Here you will lay the foundation for all further make-up techniques.
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BASICS & PREPARATION
- Skin types and their needs
- Facial measurement and analysis
- Correct skin preparation - care, primer, tools
DAY MAKE-UP FOR EVERYDAY LIFE & WORK- Eye make-up for a fresh appearance
- Eyebrows: natural shaping & type-appropriate adjustment
- Natural foundation techniques
- Eyeglass make-up: corrections depending on lens strength, frame shape and focus zones
APPLICATION IN PRACTICE- Adaptation to different skin types and face shapes
- Development of a complete day look
- Reflection and fine-tuning of the results
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Your distance learning course - subsidized and affordable
Your make-up artist and make-up artist training does not have to be a financial burden. In Austria, there are attractive funding programs that cover up to 50% of the course costs - regardless of where you live. As a recognized and TÜV-certified institute, our online training courses are eligible for funding.
Important: Distance learning courses are generally not subsidized by the AMS. If you are registered with the AMS, we recommend our AMS-eligible face-to-face training. The following subsidies are available for all others.
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WAFF Vienna - Up to € 5,000 grant
For Viennese employees:
- 50% cost coverage (max. € 5,000)
- Digi-Winner: extra funding for digital training
- Education bonus for low income
- Prerequisite: Main residence or workplace in Vienna
- Application: Online at waff.at (BEFORE the course starts!)
Subsidies from the federal states - 30-50% subsidy
Attractive subsidies throughout Austria:
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Carinthia, Vorarlberg, Burgenland, Lower Austria
Own funding programs available
Important: usually apply BEFORE the course starts!
Tax deductibility - up to 50% savings
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Tip: For distance learning courses, you can also deduct a proportion of home office costs!
Combining support - maximum savings
Example 1: Viennese employee
WAFF (50%) + tax deductibility
~ approx. 30% own contribution
Example 2: Upper Austrian employee
Upper Austrian education account (30%) + tax deductibility
~ approx. 40-45% personal contribution
Example 3: Self-employed person from Salzburg
Education voucher (50%) + business expenses
~ approx. 25% own contribution
Payment in installments - affordable even without funding
- Up to 15 interest-free monthly installments
- From approx. € 106 per month
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Your career opportunities after training
The make-up artist & make-up artist diploma opens up numerous career paths in the beauty industry. The combined training makes you particularly flexible and significantly increases your chances on the job market.
Fields of work and areas of application
Beauty and cosmetics industry
- Beauty salons and cosmetic studios
- Perfumeries and beauty counters
- Wellness hotels and spa areas
- Beauty consulting in retail
Fashion and media industry
- Fashion shows and runway events
- Photo shoots and editorial productions
- Film and TV productions
- Advertising and campaign shoots
Event and wedding industry
- Bridal make-up and wedding styling
- Event make-up for galas and celebrations
- Make-up for shows and performances
- VIP and celebrity styling
Self-employment
Many graduates decide to become self-employed after completing their training. For example, they can
- open their own make-up studio
- offer mobile make-up services
- Create online consultations or tutorials
- run workshops and training courses
Important for Austria:
For self-employment in the field of make-up and in particular eyelash design, the regulated trade "Cosmetics (beauty care), limited to decorative cosmetics" or "Cosmetics (limited to eyelash design)" is required. As a rule, a qualifying examination or equivalent proof of qualification is required for this.
We support you with:
- Information on the necessary steps
- Information on the qualifying examination
- Contacts to regional contacts
Until you are fully licensed, you can apply the skills you have learned in a studio or at events and gain valuable professional experience.
Earning potential
Earning opportunities in the beauty industry are varied and depend on factors such as professional experience, specialization, order situation and area of work. Both salaried and self-employed positions offer attractive prospects - especially for creative, committed and service-oriented personalities.
Further training opportunities
After your training, you can specialize further, e.g. in
- Permanent make-up and microblading
- Eyelash extensions and lash styling
- Hairstyling and hairdressing techniques
- Beauty and wellness management
Your added value with the combined training
Broader range of services
You offer your customers a comprehensive portfolio - from day and evening make-up to elaborate event looks.
Greater competitiveness
The dual qualification gives you a clear advantage over competitors with only one specialization.
More flexibility in your day-to-day work
You can work in different areas and are not restricted to a single field of work.
Attractive career prospects
With your comprehensive specialist knowledge and professional appearance, you increase your chances of exciting projects and long-term success in the beauty industry.
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