Inside My Offline PRO Makeup Course in Noida

Photography is a huge part of being a makeup artist. Here, I'm teaching my students the basic rules of mobile photography, like using the grid for better composition, so they can build a strong social media portfolio.

Quality over quantity. I always tell my students to only post their best work. Here, I'm explaining why it's better to skip posting a look if the photos aren't good, because your page is your portfolio.

Understanding the client is key. In this clip, I'm explaining how makeup rules can be adapted based on the client's personal preferences, like applying more blush even on a chubby face if the client loves it.

I break down product concepts so my students learn them by heart. Here, I'm explaining how to use a versatile foundation palette for color correcting, concealing, and foundation mixing.

In my class, I solve even the smallest doubts. Here, I'm clearing up confusion about different types of loose powders, like translucent versus banana powder, and when to use each.

It's not just about basics. I teach my students to properly understand their tools, like the difference between cream and liquid concealers and which one to use on oily skin.

A snippet from a class where I'm explaining how to avoid creasing under the eyes by using minimal product. Client satisfaction depends on these small but important details.

Here, I'm explaining the use of different powders. I'm showing why I choose a translucent powder for a fair skin tone to maintain the original color of the makeup, versus a banana powder for deeper tones.

Good lighting is essential for good photos. In this class, I'm showing my students different types of portable lights they can invest in to get professional-looking shots of their work.