Professional Makeup Course
The full foundation — colour theory, face mapping, and every base from natural to full glam.
8 weeks
BELLEZZA
Learn from industry professionals and build a successful career in beauty, makeup, hairstyling, and grooming.
The Academy
Training here is professional from the first week. You learn the theory at the chair rather than at a desk, with your hands on a real face and someone experienced watching them.
Guidance comes from artists who still take clients, so what you are taught is what the work actually asks for. Every course ends in certification, and the relationship does not end there — we help you build a portfolio worth showing and introduce you to the salons we know.
The full foundation — colour theory, face mapping, and every base from natural to full glam.
8 weeks
Building a face that holds through a fourteen-hour day, on camera and in person.
4 weeks
Blow-dries, sets, updos and occasion work — dressed to last the length of an event.
6 weeks
Colour, highlights, smoothening and keratin, taught with the chemistry behind each one.
6 weeks
Reading skin type before treating it — cleansing, extraction, and renewal protocols.
5 weeks
Costing, stock, hygiene standards and the client book — the business behind the chair.
4 weeks
Cutting to face structure, beard architecture, and the classic hot-towel shave.
6 weeks
Certified Trainers
Taught by working artists who still take clients, not by career instructors.
Practical Learning
Hands on a face from the first week — theory is explained at the chair, not at a desk.
Modern Equipment
You train on the same airbrush, tools and products the studio uses professionally.
Placement Assistance
Introductions to salons we know, and help preparing a portfolio worth showing.
Live Client Practice
Supervised work on real clients, because a practice head never argues with you.
Small Batch Sizes
Few enough students that a trainer can watch your hands through a whole service.
I came in able to copy a look. I left able to decide what a face actually needed — that turned out to be the whole difference.