MoodRoomMakeup course for doing your own makeup
This course is for someone who does not want to become a makeup artist and simply wants to do their own face well and quickly. Every lesson happens on your face rather than a model's, and the course counts as finished only when you can reproduce the result alone at home.
MoodRoom founder — Makeup artist and instructor ·
Who this course is for
If you own a bag of makeup and use half of it; if the tutorial you watched looks completely different on your face than on the person who filmed it; if you repeat the same two steps every morning and do not know what the third should be — this course is built around exactly those three situations.
Age and experience do not matter. We teach 18-year-old students and women of 55, with a different emphasis: the first needs base work and proportion, the second needs texture and an understanding of how product behaves on mature skin.
What you learn
The programme starts with your skin and ends with your actual morning schedule. Nothing is taught because it belongs in a syllabus. If a technique does not apply to your face, it is not on your course.
- Identifying your skin type and undertone — every later choice follows from this
- The minimum kit: which five products genuinely carry a daily face
- Base work that evens the skin without turning into a mask
- Brows: strengthening your natural line instead of redrawing it
- Eyes: one simple daytime scheme, and how to push it into an evening one
- Lips and cheeks — choosing colour by undertone rather than by trend
- Removal, and looking after your skin afterwards
How a lesson runs
I do one side of your face and explain why each product goes where it goes. You then repeat it on the other side. Both halves are visible in the mirror at once, which is the fastest way to see exactly where your hand differs from mine.
Homework follows every session: repeat the same face alone and send a photograph. Those photographs are what the next lesson discusses. Reviewing them is worth more than adding another technique.
How it differs from the professional course
The professional course teaches you to read a stranger's face: unfamiliar skin, unfamiliar proportions, unfamiliar light. None of that applies here, because your face is one face and it is already known.
That makes this course shorter, cheaper and almost entirely fitted to your own routine. It carries no certificate, because it does not qualify you to work on anyone else.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I learn using my own makeup?
- Yes, and it helps. Bring what you already own and we will work out which products suit you, which do not, and which were simply the wrong choice for your skin type in the first place.
- Is the course available in English?
- Yes. Lessons run in English, Georgian or Russian. The language you choose does not change the content or the number of sessions.
- I am only in Georgia for a short time. Is it worth it?
- Yes, if you can practise between sessions. The skill transfers with you — it is your own face, not a location. Visitors on a short stay often take the sessions closer together and keep the homework going after leaving.
- Do I get a certificate?
- No. This course does not qualify you to work on other people, and a certificate would suggest otherwise. If you need one, the professional course is what you are looking for.