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Technical-Vocational
Education (TVE)
Cosmetology- Beauty Care
Quarter 4 - Module 1-3
Applying Facial Make-up
Prepare the Patron
Learning Competency(ies)
Code:
I. CONCEPT NOTES:
This module covers the knowledge, skills, and attitudes in applying
make-up and performing post make-up activities.
The main objective of makeup application is to emphasize one’s good facial
features and minimize less attractive features. Since each person has unique
features, there is no one ideal way to apply makeup. Applying cosmetics is
an art. Anyone can put makeup on themselves and make the application
look okay, but we will teach you tips for applying makeup to perfect your
look.
Makeup is meant to enhance outer beauty without harming the skin. The
skin is the largest organ of the body. It is a protective shell that needs to
breathe and be nourished and nurtured. As part of a daily routine, most
women use makeup to enhance their appearance.
Let us study
Definition of Terms
Client/ Patron - a customer who receives services
Beauty Service - the work, labor, service given to a client
Facial shape - pertains to the contour of the face
Skin type - pertains to the texture of the skin
Greeting - the way of welcoming a guest.
HOW TO PREPARE THE PATRON
1. Greet the patron with a smile and a
pleasant voice.
2. Make him or her feel comfortable.
3. Have a dialogue with the client
regarding
make-up
service
requirements.
4. Make a record or chart of her makeup service and make up service requirements.
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Preliminary Preparation of Client/Patron
a) Health and Safety: Allergies
A patron with known allergies should first
receive a patch test or be given a sample
product to try on a less sensitive area of the
skin, to assess the skin’s tolerance. If a severe
allergic reaction occurs, medical attention
must be sought immediately.
b) Structure of the Face:
Analyze the shape of the face to determine the
suitable make-up needed.
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• “Do you normally wear make-up?”
• “For what occasion is the make-up to be
worn?”
• “What colors are the clothing and
accessories to be worn for evening affairs?
• “Are there any colours that you
particularly like or dislike?”
“What effect would you like to create in the
application of make up?
Patron is seated in a comfortable position during the entire process:
Patron is advised to remove all personal accessories. earrings and hair
accessories to ensure proper draping.
EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS
Before beginning the make-up, check that you have on hand the necessary
equipment and materials, such as the following:
Couch or beauty chair,
with a reclining back and a head rest
and an easy-to-clean surface.
Cleansing lotion
Trolley
or other surface on which to place
everything.
Eye make-up remover
Disposable tissue,
such as bedroll – to cover the work
surface and the couch or beauty chair.
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Toning lotion
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Towels (2),
freshly laundered for each patron – one
to be placed over the head of the couch
or chair, the other over the patron’s
chest and shoulders to protect her
clothing.
Headband, clean
– to protect the patron’s hair while
cleansing the skin.
Damp cotton wool
– prepared for each client.
Dry cotton wool
– stored in a covered jar
Large white facial tissues
– to blot the skin after facial toning, and
to protect the skin during make-up
application.
Magnifying lamp
– to inspect the skin after cleansing.
Hairclips
Make-up (a range)
Make-up brushes (assorted)
– at least 3 sets, to allow for
sanitization after use.
Make-up palette
– for preparing cosmetic products prior
to application.
Orange sticks (several)
– for removing make-up products from
their containers.
Moisturizer
– lightweight
Bowls or lined pedal bin
– for waste materials.
Patron’s record card
Bowls
– to hold the prepared cotton
Orange sticks (several)
– for removing make-up products
from their containers
Cosmetic sponges
– for applying foundation.
Hand mirror (clean)
Pencil sharpener
– for cosmetic pencils
Eyelash curlers
Spatulas (several)
Facial Shape
The facial shape of the patron is to be analyzed and observed so as to give
her idea of the type of make up to apply.To assess the patron’s face shape,
take the hair from the face.
1. Oval Shape
This is regarded as the perfect face shape. Corrective makeup application usually attempts to create the appearance of
an oval face shape.
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2. Round Shape
Bone Structure. Broad and short.
Corrective make-up.
Apply highlighter in a thin band down the central
portion of the face, to create the illusion of length. Shader may be applied
over the angle of the jaw to the temples. Apply blusher in a triangular
shape, with the base of the triangle running parallel to the ear.
3. Square Shape
Bone Structure. A broad forehead and a broad, angular
jawline.
Corrective make-up.
Shade the angle of the jawbone, up and towards the
cheekbone. Apply blusher in a circular pattern on the cheekbones, taking
it towards the temples.
4. Heart Shape
Bone Structure. A wide forehead, with the face tapering
to a narrow, pointed chin, like an inverted triangle.
Corrective make-up.
Highlight the angle of the jawbone and shade the point
of the chin, the templates and the sides of the forehead. Apply brusher
under the cheekbones, in an upward and outward direction towards the
templates.
5. Diamond Shape
Bone Structure. A narrow forehead,
cheekbones tapering to a narrow chin.
with
wide
Corrective make-up.
Apply shader to the tip of the chin and the height of the
forehead, to reduce length. Highlight the narrow sides of the templates and
the lower jaw. Apply blusher to the fullness of the cheekbones, to draw
attention to the center of the face.
6. Oblong Shape
Bone Structure. Long and narrow tapering to a pointed chin.
Corrective make-up.
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Apply shader to hairline and the point of the chin, to reduce the length of
the face.
Highlight the angle of the jawbone and the templates, to create width.
Blend blusher along the cheekbones, outwards towards
the ears.
7. Pear Shape
Bone Structure. A wide jawline, tapering to a narrow
forehead.
Corrective make-up. Highlight the forehead and shade the sides of the chin
and the angle of the jaw. Apply blusher to the fullness of the cheeks; or
blend it along the cheekbones, up towards the temples.
Skin Type:
Familiarity with the type and texture of the skin will help operator
determine the type of make-up application to be done on the patron.
a. Dry skin is usually very fine and has few visible pores, it often develops
flaky patches in cold weather. It is frequently affected by temperature
changes. The most important aspect of caring for dry skin is to
moisturize it regularly.
b. Oily skin is prone to breakouts, and often has a shine film over,
particularly on the nose and cheeks. Oily skin is likely to wrinkle early.
c. Combination skin has areas of both dryness and oiliness. The greasy
patches are usually down the center of the face, forming a T-shape while
the skin on the remainder as the face is dry, finer in texture, and in
need of more moisturizing
d. Sensitive skin it is usually dry, delicate and prone to broken capillaries
and allergic reactions. With sensitive skin, it is important to use products
designed for this specific skin type.
LET US REMEMBER
The patron must be prepared properly in order to give her make up
application that is suited to her face.
II. LEARNING TASK
A. LEARNING TASK NO 1:
Multiple Choice
Directions: Read each item carefully. Write the letter of the correct answer on your
paper.
1. It is pertained to the texture of the skin.
A. facial shape
B. skin type C. body shape
D. skin allergies
2. How would you care if your skin type is dry?
A. apply make –up daily
C. apply facial cleansing daily
B. clean it regularly
D. moisturize it regularly
3. What do you call to the test that should be given to a patron with known
allergies?
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A. written test
B. oral test
C. IQ test
D. patch test
4. How do you determine the suitable make-up needed for each patron?
A. Analyze the shape of the face.
C. Analyze the contour of the body.
B. Analyze the shape of the body.
D. Analyze the color of the hair.
5. How would you convince the client to comeback for another beauty care service?
A. Let her wait for a long time.
B. Satisfy your client needs and ensure his/her safety and comfort.
C. Discuss to the client your personal problems.
D. All the above
6. How do you welcome a client who enters your salon for a beauty care service?
A. with a loud or harsh voice
C. with a hug
B. with a rising eyebrows
D. with a smile
7. What do you call a person who receives facial make-up service?
A. dermatologist
B. cosmetologist
C. operator
D. patron
8. What material is used to protect patron’s dress from getting dirty?
A. apron
B. headband
C. towel
D. mask
9. It pertains to the contour of the face.
A. facial shape
B. skin type
C. beauty service D. make-up
10. What is used to inspect the skin after cleansing?
A. towel
C. tissue
B. magnifying lamp
D. florescent lamp
B. LEARNING TASK NO 2:
Word Scramble
Please unscramble the words below.
Created on TheTeachersCorner.net Scramble Maker
1.
squear
A broad forehead and a broad, angular jawline.
2.
lavo
The perfect face shape.
3.
unrdo
Broad and short.
4.
hatre
A wide forehead, with the face tapering to a narrow,
pointed chin, like an inverted triangle.
5.
mndoaid
A narrow forehead, with wide cheekbones tapering
to a narrow chin.
6.
oobgnl
Long and narrow tapering to a pointed chin.
7.
erap
A wide jawline, tapering to a narrow forehead.
C. LEARNING TASK NO. 3:
a. Analyze your facial shape and skin type. Explain your answers in 1-2
sentence/s. Follow the format below. Use short bond paper.
Note: Please do not follow the sample answer below.
Facial Shape
Skin Type
Example:
HEART SHAPE because I have a wide
forehead & pointed chin like an inverted
triangle
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Example:
DRY SKIN because it is very fine and has few visible pores.
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b. Describe the facial shape and skin type of your mother, father, and
siblings. Explain your answers in 1-2 sentence/s. Follow the format
below. Note: Make sure to write name of your parents and siblings.
Facial Shape
Skin Type
Mother
Father
Sibling (Sister or
Brother
III. REFLECTION
Instructions: Complete the statement below.
I have learned that _____________________________________________________________
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With the knowledge and skills that I acquired from this lesson, I can ______________
__________________________________________________________________________________
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Name of Teacher
Designation
Name of School
Name of Division
May Augie L. Ochia
Teacher III
Marigondon National High School
DepED-Division of Lapu-Lapu City
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References
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Answer Key
Answer key
Compiled by:
Name of Teacher
Designation
Name of School
Name of Division
DepED-Division of Lapu-Lapu City
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