Apply Makeup Products Sequentially/False Eyelashes

Applying Makeup

• Before applying any makeup, ensure the client's skin is clean and moisturized to create a smooth canvas.

• Use a primer to help makeup last longer and create an even base.

• Apply make-up products sequentially according to make-up plan.

• Communicate with the client throughout the application process to ensure satisfaction.

  • Ensure clear and open communication with the client to understand their preferences and address any concerns.

• Explain the process and products used.

  • Educate the client about the products you're using, including their ingredients and benefits.

• Be open to feedback and adjust as needed.

  • Be prepared to modify your application based on the client's input.

• Makeup Sequence:

  • Base product (if required)

  • Use a makeup base or primer that suits the client’s skin type before applying any other product.

  • Foundation

  • Choose a foundation that matches the client’s skin tone and undertone.

  • Apply evenly with a brush, sponge, or fingers.

  • Concealer

  • Use concealer to cover blemishes, dark circles, and any other imperfections.

  • Apply before or after foundation, depending on the coverage needed.

  • Powder

  • Use translucent or tinted powder to set the foundation and concealer.

  • Apply with a brush or sponge, focusing on areas that tend to get oily.

  • Blush

  • Apply blush to the apples of the cheeks to add color and dimension.

  • Use a shade that complements the client’s skin tone.

  • Eye shadow

  • Apply eye shadow to enhance the eyes, using multiple shades to create depth and dimension.

  • Blend carefully for a seamless look.

  • Eyeliner

  • Use eyeliner to define the eyes and make the lashes appear thicker.

  • Available in pencil, gel, liquid, and powder forms.

  • Mascara

  • Apply mascara to the eyelashes to add volume, length, and color.

  • Use disposable applicators for hygiene.

  • Lip liner

  • Use lip liner to define the lips and prevent lipstick from bleeding.

  • Choose a shade that matches the lipstick or is slightly darker.

  • Lipstick

  • Apply lipstick to add color and complete the look. Use a lip brush for precision.

• Lighting: Natural light is best; otherwise, use even artificial light.

  • Always ensure that the lighting is adequate to prevent mistakes and ensure accurate color matching.

Nonverbal Behavior

• Be aware of client's nonverbal cues to gauge their comfort and satisfaction (e.g., body language).

  • Pay attention to facial expressions, posture, and gestures to understand how the client is feeling.

Seeking Client Feedback

• Actively seek client feedback to ensure satisfaction and adjust the application as needed.

• Evaluate the result against the client’s expectations and the agreed treatment plan.

  • Review the final look with the client and make any necessary adjustments to ensure it meets their expectations.

False Eyelashes

• Conduct a patch test for eyelash adhesive 24 hours prior to application.

  • Emphasize the importance of patch tests to avoid allergic reactions.

  • Ensure you have documented evidence of the patch test.

  • Record the date, time, and product used.

  • Provide after-care instructions.

  • Include contact information for reporting adverse reactions.

  • Apply adhesive to skin (behind ear, inner elbow, or wrist).

  • Watch for reactions (redness, irritation, itching, swelling, heat).

  • Positive Reaction: Remove adhesive, apply antiseptic lotion.

  • Negative Reaction: No irritation, proceed with treatment.

• Advise client on suitability and type of false eyelashes based on their needs and natural lashes.

  • Consider the client’s eye shape, size, and desired look when recommending eyelash types.

• Types of Lashes:

  • Full Lashes

  • Easier to use

  • More dramatic, less natural

  • Short-term wear

  • Weak adhesive

  • Reusable

  • May need trimming

  • Individual Lashes

  • Natural looking

  • Strong adhesive

  • Worn for 3-6 weeks

• Apply strip or individual eyelashes according to manufacturer instructions.

  • Use proper tools such as tweezers and eyelash applicators for precise application.