(Grand Prairie Campus Only)
At Tint school of makeup & cosmetology, our Master Makeup Artist program is designed to elevate your passion for makeup and turn it into a creative future.
Choose From One of 5 Courses:
If you’re serious about becoming a makeup artist, start here. This 16-week course is designed by seasoned, working artists for aspiring MUAs wanting to build their skills from the ground up. From the finer points of sanitation, terminology, and on-the-job etiquette to designing full storyboards for fashion shows and weddings, you’ll learn how to create stunning looks across all skin tones, face shapes, and creative briefs—all guided by top industry pros.
Whether your goal is film, bridal, fashion—or all three—this intensive, comprehensive NATIONALLY ACCREDITED course gives you the structure, techniques, and confidence to work professionally and build your own client base. Ultimately, we’ll help you turn “I love doing makeup” into “I get paid to do makeup!”
What’s the difference between a buffing brush and a stippling brush—and when does it actually matter? You’ll learn how to choose the right tools for different products, how to keep your kit sanitary (and client-safe), and how to talk about technique with clarity and confidence.
Liquid, crème, or powder? Do you really need a primer—or a setting powder? When should you layer, and when is it better to stop? You’ll get clear answers to all of it. Learn how to match undertones, correct discoloration, and manage texture to absolute perfection. Then practice building a base that lasts for hours and works across different skin types, without ever looking heavy or flat.
No face is perfectly symmetrical. In this module, you’ll train your eye to work with bone structure, face shapes, and asymmetry. Learn how to adjust placement based on facial proportions, visually balance different features, and handle common challenges like hooded eyes, uneven lips, or imbalanced cheekbones—things that come up all the time in real client work.
This goes way beyond the Instagram version. You’ll learn strategic sculpting techniques that bring forward or push back specific features—tailored to the face shape and the context, whether it’s film, stage, or everyday wear. You’ll experiment with placement, depth, and product types to create definition that reads in person, on camera, and under lights.
Brows frame the face—and reshaping or correcting them can transform the whole look. You’ll study hair growth patterns, proper tweezing technique, and how to map, trim, tint, and style brows for different ages, face shapes, and natural brow types.
This is all about precision and adaptability. Learn how to shape and fill brows, apply lashes, and blend shadow across different eye shapes. From classic socket blends to smoky eyes, graphic liner to trend-forward looks, you’ll build skills that hold up under pressure. We’ll also cover waterproofing, long-wear techniques, and product placement for every type of brief.
Crème or powder blush? A show stopping classic red lip or the perfect nude pout? You’ll learn how to read the face holistically and use cheek and lip placement to enhance structure—not just add color. That means creating clean, symmetrical lip shapes, correcting undertone clashes, and working around fine lines or asymmetry. When done right, a strong cheek or lip can carry an entire look.
Color matching isn’t guesswork. This module covers the real-world side of color theory: neutralizing discoloration, correcting shadows, and making quick, confident decisions under pressure. You’ll train your eye to spot what needs balancing—and know exactly how to do it with speed and precision.
One undertone chart won’t cut it here. You’ll learn to work across a wide range of melanin levels, pigment patterns, and undertone combinations—avoiding common pitfalls like ashiness, dullness, or bad foundation matches. This is where everything you’ve learned comes together: problem-solving in real time, tightening your technique, and building consistency across faces. Mix your foundations for that perfect match that does not come bottle ready!!
Round out your makeup skills with foundational hairstyling techniques that come in handy on set, backstage, or in the bridal suite. This module covers proper prep, blow drying, flat ironing, classic updos, finger waves, pin curls, and roller sets. Because the more skills you bring to the table, the more doors open… and a versatile artist is a booked artist!
Each era had its own glamorous makeup rules—and reasons. Recreate looks from the 1920s, 1940s, 1960s, and 1980s, understanding how style, materials, and social trends shaped the aesthetics. Bonus: how to modernize them without losing their character.
One of the most in-demand—and high-paying—paths for makeup artists. This course teaches you how to create timeless, camera-ready looks for brides, bridal parties, and mature skin. You’ll cover natural, classic, modern, and boho styles while learning how to manage everything from the first consultation to the day-of chaos (yes, even when sharing a bathroom with six bridesmaids and a flower girl on a sugar crash). We’ll also cover contracts, trial etiquette, and how to run a calm, professional bridal business—without losing your cool or your kit.
Concludes with a professional portfolio-building photoshoot.
Makeup for photography is its own art form. Learn how to adjust for lighting setups, camera lenses, and angles that can distort or flatten a look. We’ll cover everything from HD-ready skin to avoiding flashback, with hands-on practice in editorial grooming, themed shoots, accessory ads, lifestyle beauty, headshots, and more. You’ll also get a crash course in on-set etiquette, photography lingo, and how to collaborate with photographers, stylists, and art directors for flawless results.
Concludes with a professional portfolio-building photoshoot.
No retakes. No do-overs. This course throws you into the fast-paced world of runway and stage. Practice creating high-impact looks under time pressure, staying sharp through last-minute changes, and translating designer briefs into showstopping results. Learn how to work smoothly with fashion designers, stage managers, and production teams—whether the look calls for couture drama or barely-there polish. This is high-stakes artistry, and you’ll come out with the skills to match.
Concludes with a professional portfolio-building photoshoot.
When the audience is 50 feet away, precision won’t cut it—you need exaggeration that reads under stage lights and through sweat, movement, and long wear-times. This module focuses on character-driven makeup for live performance, from contouring that holds up under heat to bold, expressive features that bring roles to life. Whether you’re designing a villain’s brow or aging a teen into a grandmother, this is about makeup that tells a story—and holds its own in the spotlight.
Concludes with a professional portfolio-building photoshoot.
When time is tight and skin needs to look perfect, airbrush delivers. In this two-week course, you’ll learn how to set up, clean, and control your machine like a pro—whether you’re using alcohol-, silicone-, or water-based formulas. We’ll cover top feed vs. bottom feed guns, applying base, blush, and highlight, and deciding when airbrush beats traditional techniques. From bridal to full-body paint, you’ll build skill and speed without sacrificing softness or staying power.
Concludes with a professional portfolio-building photoshoot.
This course is about making people do a double take. You’ll learn to create believable trauma, illness, injury, aging, and prosthetic transformations using waxes, paints, bald caps, and more. Think bullet wounds, frostbite, liver spots, blackout bruises, receding hairlines, beards, fresh stitches—or the exact shade of blood to match a second act plot twist. You’ll practice layering, color theory, and the art of keeping chaos clean. Big ideas. Bigger impact. Built to last under lights and pressure.
Concludes with a professional portfolio-building photoshoot.
This is where artistry meets screen. You’ll learn to prep skin, choose the right products, and apply makeup that reads beautifully under HD cameras and lighting. We’ll place you in mock studio settings—newscasts, cosmetic ads, soap opera scenes—so you can see your work through the lens and adjust accordingly. Expect to work fast, blend flawlessly, and understand how small details (like shimmer or powder) behave under harsh light and high resolution.
Makeup skills are only half the job. In this final module, we’ll help you launch your professional presence—website, social media, branding, client experience, and rates included. You’ll build confidence navigating interviews, managing bookings, and showcasing your work with intention. The course wraps with a headshot project and editorial thesis presentation, giving you the tools—and portfolio—you need to step into the industry with direction and clarity.
Duration: 16 weeks
Tuition: $9,800
3 kits (yours to keep):
Experience level: No prior experience needed
Morning Schedules:
Monday – Friday 9:00am – 3:00pm
Tuesday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm
Evening Schedules:
Tuesday – Friday 3:00pm – 10:00pm
Tuesday – Friday 6:00pm – 10:00pm
and Saturday 9:00am – 5:00pm

510 W. Pioneer Pkwy, Suite 300,
Grand Prairie, TX 75051
CAMPUS HOURS
Monday: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5PM
Sunday: CLOSED
1921 Preston Rd, Suite 2022
Plano, TX 75093
CAMPUS HOURS
Monday: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5PM
Sunday: CLOSED
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