‘I am a 46-year-old Flight Attendant who took up a Bridal Makeup course in India during the pandemic just to teach myself a new skill. I enjoyed it so much that I continued to work as a Bridal Makeup Artist for a year before I decided to get my new set of skills internationally certified. I joined the London School of Makeup as I knew they gave that international certification (IMA) which I was looking for. I signed up for the 4-week course. Within the first 2 weeks, I had received my IMA certification. These first 2 weeks, for me, were a brush-up on all the basics of makeup with different looks that were taught and practised. I found the course intense, and inspite of having done a similar course in India a year prior, there was still a lot to learn with a lot of helpful tips and tricks thrown in. Weeks 3 and 4, introduced us to a new Celebrity Makeup Artist each day…. where they taught us a look from their specialised field, be it Editorial, Fashion, Catwalk, Television or Bridal Makeup. Through these two weeks, we were taught various techniques, and in the process, we were introduced to a number of products and brands that are not easily available in India or were too expensive to buy just to get a feel of them. There were no exams in this phase. As a student of The London School of Makeup, we were invited on shopping trips to various stores makeup brands and were given discounts which were very exciting! Overall I had a wonderful 4 weeks. It’s been a great experience. A big Thank you to all my fabulous instructors who shared their knowledge and secrets with us. A big thank you to Mostyn and Murat (they work behind the scenes, ensuring that it’s a smooth ride for us students). I hope to someday come back and finish the remaining 4 weeks (8 week Photographic & Media course)

‘I am a 46-year-old Flight Attendant who took up a Bridal Makeup course in India during the pandemic just to teach myself a new skill. I enjoyed it so much that I continued to work as a Bridal Makeup Artist for a year before I decided to get my new set of skills internationally certified. I joined the London School of Makeup as I knew they gave that international certification (IMA) which I was looking for. I signed up for the 4-week course. Within the first 2 weeks, I had received my IMA certification. These first 2 weeks, for me, were a brush-up on all the basics of makeup with different looks that were taught and practised. I found the course intense, and inspite of having done a similar course in India a year prior, there was still a lot to learn with a lot of helpful tips and tricks thrown in. Weeks 3 and 4, introduced us to a new Celebrity Makeup Artist each day…. where they taught us a look from their specialised field, be it Editorial, Fashion, Catwalk, Television or Bridal Makeup. Through these two weeks, we were taught various techniques, and in the process, we were introduced to a number of products and brands that are not easily available in India or were too expensive to buy just to get a feel of them. There were no exams in this phase. As a student of The London School of Makeup, we were invited on shopping trips to various stores makeup brands and were given discounts which were very exciting! Overall I had a wonderful 4 weeks. It’s been a great experience. A big Thank you to all my fabulous instructors who shared their knowledge and secrets with us. A big thank you to Mostyn and Murat (they work behind the scenes, ensuring that it’s a smooth ride for us students). I hope to someday come back and finish the remaining 4 weeks (8 week Photographic & Media course)

‘I am a 46-year-old Flight Attendant who took up a Bridal Makeup course in India during the pandemic just to teach myself a new skill. I enjoyed it so much that I continued to work as a Bridal Makeup Artist for a year before I decided to get my new set of skills internationally certified. I joined the London School of Makeup as I knew they gave that international certification (IMA) which I was looking for. I signed up for the 4-week course. Within the first 2 weeks, I had received my IMA certification. These first 2 weeks, for me, were a brush-up on all the basics of makeup with different looks that were taught and practised. I found the course intense, and inspite of having done a similar course in India a year prior, there was still a lot to learn with a lot of helpful tips and tricks thrown in. Weeks 3 and 4, introduced us to a new Celebrity Makeup Artist each day…. where they taught us a look from their specialised field, be it Editorial, Fashion, Catwalk, Television or Bridal Makeup. Through these two weeks, we were taught various techniques, and in the process, we were introduced to a number of products and brands that are not easily available in India or were too expensive to buy just to get a feel of them. There were no exams in this phase. As a student of The London School of Makeup, we were invited on shopping trips to various stores makeup brands and were given discounts which were very exciting! Overall I had a wonderful 4 weeks. It’s been a great experience. A big Thank you to all my fabulous instructors who shared their knowledge and secrets with us. A big thank you to Mostyn and Murat (they work behind the scenes, ensuring that it’s a smooth ride for us students). I hope to someday come back and finish the remaining 4 weeks (8 week Photographic & Media course)

‘I am a 46-year-old Flight Attendant who took up a Bridal Makeup course in India during the pandemic just to teach myself a new skill. I enjoyed it so much that I continued to work as a Bridal Makeup Artist for a year before I decided to get my new set of skills internationally certified. I joined the London School of Makeup as I knew they gave that international certification (IMA) which I was looking for. I signed up for the 4-week course. Within the first 2 weeks, I had received my IMA certification. These first 2 weeks, for me, were a brush-up on all the basics of makeup with different looks that were taught and practised. I found the course intense, and inspite of having done a similar course in India a year prior, there was still a lot to learn with a lot of helpful tips and tricks thrown in. Weeks 3 and 4, introduced us to a new Celebrity Makeup Artist each day…. where they taught us a look from their specialised field, be it Editorial, Fashion, Catwalk, Television or Bridal Makeup. Through these two weeks, we were taught various techniques, and in the process, we were introduced to a number of products and brands that are not easily available in India or were too expensive to buy just to get a feel of them. There were no exams in this phase. As a student of The London School of Makeup, we were invited on shopping trips to various stores makeup brands and were given discounts which were very exciting! Overall I had a wonderful 4 weeks. It’s been a great experience. A big Thank you to all my fabulous instructors who shared their knowledge and secrets with us. A big thank you to Mostyn and Murat (they work behind the scenes, ensuring that it’s a smooth ride for us students). I hope to someday come back and finish the remaining 4 weeks (8 week Photographic & Media course)