Learning different makeup skills.

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Zoe M.

Aug 20, 2013

Zoe M.

Hey everyone,
Basically I have been trying to get my hands on loads of different learning materials for becoming an MUA before I go and do a course next year.
So I already have books and face charts, does anyone know of any DVD learning materials that are actually worth my time and money??
I am also very interested in learning body painting, airbrush makeup and fantasy makeup.
Could anyone recommend a school in London for any of these plus any at home learning materials that will teach me the basics??

Thanks for any info,

Zoe xxxx

Jeraldine E.

Aug 24, 2013

Jeraldine E.

Rpm make up academy this is a online school and is really affordable it gives you a good head start

Krystle C.

Aug 24, 2013

Krystle C.

The best way to learn is by assisting or being trained (hands on) by an experienced makeup artist.

Maggie M.

Aug 30, 2013

Maggie M.

To become a great artist you have to practice everyday on people, of different age, color, features etc.

Danielle L.

Oct 25, 2013

Danielle L.

Why not do a coarse online I am doing 3 and I get certificates

Danielle L.

Oct 25, 2013

Danielle L.

You do not have to be certified in the states as a makeup artist ' I go to Robert jones beauty academy $19 a month

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