Makeup Forever Academy Module 7 Review

• Great classes and in dept course material: My teacher prepared a handout containing more in depth explanations of everything she taught in class.
• Experienced teachers
• Spacious well equip classroom
• Small group (10-12 students): I was very particular about this because if the class is too large its hard to see what is going on and the teacher has less time to correct your work.
• Demo on large screen TV: Though the class was small, this came in handy for little details and also when the teacher was blocking the model.
• Permission to film class: You get to relive the class through pictures and video but are not allowed to share them *sorry*
• Models provided: Every afternoon we practised what we had been taught in the morning on models provided by the school.
• Great reputation and internationally recognized.
• High end products: The entire Makeup Forever product line is available for class work, this is a great opportunity to play with the products and get a feel for their properties.
• 50% discount on the entire store for the duration of your course.
• Certificate issued at the end of the course signed by the legendary Dany Sanz and the director of the makeup school.

• Most models were Caucasian: This is only an issue if most of your clients/potential clients are African. You are allowed to bring your own model.
• Lots of info in a short time: This is a very intensive course, so we covered a lot in a very short time.
• No students cafeteria area: Between the morning and afternoon sessions students had to leave the class area. If like most you go out to eat there’s no issue but if you bring your lunch from home or don’t want to go out at all…
• Expensive: This is one of the most expensive makeup schools in the market.

Class with our teachers….

With out main teacher Andrée-line (4th from the left) and other students

With Mathieu (in orange)

Mathieu and I

With Deborah (2nd from the left), Patricia and her daughter (her model for the day)

Overview: