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If you love makeup and live in Philadelphia, you know how exciting it is to learn new skills but also how many fun events we have! Here’s what you can expect when you join one of our makeup classes in Philadelphia.

This isn't a YouTube tutorial. While those have their purpose, too often YouTube benefits the person creating the content more than the person watching. It's roughly two hours built entirely around you, your face, your products, and your real life.

Kids on set are a different world. The energy is unpredictable, the timeline is tight, and the margin for error is small. Nap times and snacks are constantly needed and sometimes you have to pretend to grow their hair while putting it in two ponytails (true store).

My goal is to make sure every person feels confident, prepared, and inspired by the end of the course regardless of your makeup skill level. Here’s a clear look at what I provide in my makeup training programs to help you build skills and succeed (and even turn it into a career if you want).

Boost Your Salon Revenue by Adding Makeup Services and Training Programs

Mascara is one of the products I go through the fastest. Between wear of the product and proper hygiene for my clients, I am constantly tossing tubes. For personal use, mascara should be replaced every 90 days to avoid bacteria buildup and eye irritation. Because of that, spending a lot of money on mascara rarely makes sense

How To Get Support From Brands As A Makeup Artist Makeup artists are the original influencers. We are part of big deal content creation and big deal moments in people's lives. Brand support isn’t just for influencers with massive followings. As a makeup artist, you are a walking, talking product testimonial and brands need you.

My Favorite Eyeliners For Every Look

A good lip gloss should feel comfortable, look good on its own, and layer easily with liner or lipstick. These are my go-to lip glosses and lip oils that I actually reach for daily. (They range from affordable to mid-range)

When makeup isn’t working, most people assume the product is the problem. But more often than not, it’s the technique. Great makeup results come from the balance between what you use and how you use it.

What should a makeup artist cost? I love this question. There truly isn't one right answer but there is a right direction. No one artist will ever cost the same and there are many things to factor in so let's discuss it.

If you thought bold makeup was gone for good well 2026 is bringing it back with a fresh twist. We’re stepping into a year where minimalism and statement glam melt together. This means the skin looks polished but real and lips are loud.

If there’s one product I always keep stocked in my pro kit, it’s a cream lip & cheek product. These little powerhouses are perfect for creating a fresh look in minutes and most of them are safe for eyes too.

**Why Makeup Is Cultural Work, Not Just Cosmetic** Makeup has always been more than surface-level beauty — it’s storytelling, identity, and connection. As an Arab American makeup artist, I see every look as a reflection of where artistry and culture meet. Here’s why makeup is cultural work, not just cosmetic: 1. **Makeup Carries History** From kohl-lined eyes in Ancient Egypt to the use of natural pigments across North Africa and the Middle East, beauty rituals have alwa

The Difference Between Everyday Makeup and Camera-Ready Makeup

Restock your makeup kit with the essentials I am immensely proud of myself because I have definitely feel like I have my kit down to a...

Bridal makeup artistry is not for me.