PMAE Level 2 Certification Overview

Level 2 Certification Overview

Saturday, March 3, 2012

Technical Coaching and Certification Process✓ Perform a 35-minute presentation to a Technical Skill Leader on the Eyes—The Basic Five and the

four steps to brow shaping from the Brow Wow lesson. Demonstrate knowledge of terminology of the eye area, the five basic eye shape characteristics, and shadow application techniques.

✓ Using classroom visuals, present and explain the four steps to brow-shaping from the Brow Wow lesson and the five eye shapes from the Eyes — The Basic Five lesson, including preparing the eye area, pencil placement, shading, and eyeliner for each eye shape.

✓ Prior to the coaching certification session, create a personal makeup Look Book using magazine tear sheets or photos of your work. Include pictures of at least two of the five basic eye shapes taken from the Eyes—The Basic Five lesson with a description and visual of the chosen eye shape and its eye shadow application technique.

✓ Makeup Look Book

✓ Makeup Technical Binder

✓ Display the proper sanitary maintenance area (SMA) for makeup application according to the service area set-up for makeup and your state’s rules and regulations. Refer to the proper sanitation techniques throughout the presentation.

Please have two lesson plans for your certification presentation available at your technical certification coaching session, as well as your lesson files for the Eyes — The Basic Five completed according to the Creating a Course File information.



Body & Close:

✓ Sanitation: Working/Supply area

✓ The Basic Five and the four steps to brow shaping.

✓ Terminology of the eye area, the five basic eye shape characteristics

✓ Shadow placement for Five Eye Shapes including Pencil Placement/Shading/Highlighter

✓ Use of light/dark in makeup

✓ Lesson Visuals/Handouts

✓ Close - Reflect/Rehearse/Review/Commit

Your 35 Minute Presentation

Open:

✓ Attention Getter

✓ Personal Testimony / WIFM

✓ Overview of Key Points


Sanitation Working/SupplyWorking Area:Contains all items you are currently using and can sanitize or dispose of upon completing the service. This includes your makeup tools. These items are placed on a clean towel or paper towel. This could include: ✓ Mixing palette / knife

✓ Opened containers: make up

✓ Makeup brushes

✓ Disposable supplies

✓ Tissue (Dispense powder shadow by rubbing it on a clean tissue.)

✓ Plastic, bag labeled “Soiled” for tools

✓ Small sack labeled “Waste” for disposable items

Supply Area: Contains all items that do not touch the guest. Closed product containers, closed eye shadow and foundation, sponges, extra brushes not used, Arrange this supply area for easy access during the service.

Sanitation and Station Set-up


Sanitation and Station Set-up


Technical Makeup Binder

The Technical Makeup Binder is a step-by-step resource guide that Future Professionals create for their class handouts, face design sheets, magazine tear sheets, or photos. Future Professionals may reference their binders during makeup applications or services until they have mastered the skill or technique.

The Technical Makeup Binder may be part of the Look Book or a separate binder. Learning Leaders may use the technical binder to coach Future Professionals during a makeup service. To prepare for the makeup class, the Learning Leader prints a class handout for each Future Professional from the makeup specialist reference disc. Future Professionals complete the handout and place it in the appropriate section of the binder.


Eye Area Terminology


1. Beginning of Brow A straight line runs from the nose to the tear duct.

2. Eyebrow Arch The highest point of the arch should be in line with the outer side of the iris when looking straight ahead.

3. End of Brow Measure by placing a pencil at the side of the nose, upward past the corner of the eye.

4. Balance of Brow Horizontally Hold a pencil to assure the horizontal line.

Four Steps to Brow Shaping


All of the eye shading techniques will begin with the five-minute eye application, including the eye preparation, with the following placement variations. Remember that the basics of color theory apply with eye shadow application. Light shadows or texture draw attention to, enhance, or bring out. Medium to dark shadows recede, minimize, or hide. Where you place a light and dark together, you create the most contrast.1.Natural Fold2.Heavy Fold3.Deep Set4.Asian Slight Fold5.Asian Heavy Fold

The Basic Five


Natural Fold


Heavy Fold


Deep Set


Asian - Slight Fold


Asian - Heavy Fold




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PMAE Level 2 Certification Overview