Make Up courses

Graceareed

I am looking into starting a makeup course here in dublin next september. I want to do one that will be well recognized and sought after more so than others. Can anyone give me any advice on which course to go with. I've been looking into The Galligan Group and LaMakeUp Academy and cannot figure out which one would benefit me more.

Thanks

dudara

Graceareed Please do not post the same question in multiple forums. One will suffice.

dudara

Graceareed

It is my first time posting and didnt understand how it work. apologys.

lisaface

Graceareed wrote: »

I am looking into starting a makeup course here in dublin next september. I want to do one that will be well recognized and sought after more so than others. Can anyone give me any advice on which course to go with. I've been looking into The Galligan Group and LaMakeUp Academy and cannot figure out which one would benefit me more.

Thanks

Hi Grace,

It all depends on which level of makeup or rather which area of makeup you intend to get into, like assuming this is for a qualification of some sort ,rather than say just 'for fun/do your own makeup'. Basically you need to think where your current skills start in mua and in what direction do you want to go, do you want to be your own mua (freelance), do you want to work in an industry be it threatre,catwalk etc. It all comes down to that, once you know that, then you can look into what courses are out there and what suit you. Hope you find the right one

Graceareed

lisaface wrote: »

Hi Grace,

It all depends on which level of makeup or rather which area of makeup you intend to get into, like assuming this is for a qualification of some sort ,rather than say just 'for fun/do your own makeup'. Basically you need to think where your current skills start in mua and in what direction do you want to go, do you want to be your own mua (freelance), do you want to work in an industry be it threatre,catwalk etc. It all comes down to that, once you know that, then you can look into what courses are out there and what suit you. Hope you find the right one

Yes it is for a qualification to become a mua, I would love to do catwalk, threatre and photoshoot work. I know there are so many course to pick from but I really want to give myself the best chance in a highly competitive industry so would love the best qualification behind me. Do you know here would be best to start?

Twee.

IADT do a full time, 4 year BA Design for Stage and Screen course. Worth a look if you're into theatre/film make up.