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Advanced Artistry: Mastering Special Cases

byBhumika BahlAvailable online; In-person at Academy in GurugramStarts from14,000 per courseView full gallery

I teach you to handle any skin tone or texture with logic, not guesswork. From vitiligo coverage to groom makeup, we master the science behind the art.

Makeup on vitiligo skin is about mastering the art of color. I teach my students how to cover lighter patches by first applying a darker shade and then topping it with the client's exact skin tone for a seamless blend.

It's all about the magic of shades when working on vitiligo skin. I demonstrate how to mix and match shades to create a perfect, even-toned base, showing the art of shade selection in action.

Groom makeup is an essential skill for any bridal artist. In my course, you will learn the art of creating a natural, flawless look for grooms that enhances their features without looking like makeup.

What if a client with vitiligo changes their mind about their skin tone mid-makeup? I teach you how to handle this challenge using liquid color correctors to adjust the base without starting over.

What if orange corrector isn't enough to hide pigmentation on vitiligo skin? I show how to increase coverage using a high-coverage cream product like Kryolan Derma, layering dark to light.

I demonstrate the use of concealer to cover hyperpigmentation. The key is to apply the concealer first to neutralize the area before applying foundation for a flawless finish.

When working on vitiligo skin, you can't apply a light color directly on a dark patch, as it will turn grey. I teach the correct technique of layering products to achieve a perfect match.

A model with vitiligo wanted her exact skin tone. I demonstrate how I mix two colors to achieve a perfect match on her forehead, showcasing the precision required for such cases.

I explain different ways to work on vitiligo skin, treating it like a canvas with different tones. The same principles of color correcting dark circles apply: use an orange corrector, then a dark cream, then a light foundation.

About Advanced Artistry: Mastering Special Cases

When covering vitiligo, applying a light shade directly on lighter patches will only make them look grey. It is a simple matter of physics. You must neutralize with a darker, warmer shade first to build a solid foundation before matching the skin tone. I teach you this logic in my 7-day course so you stop guessing and start creating seamless results every single time.

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