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The School of Professional Makeup

The School of Professional Makeup Is Now On Facebook!

Canada's premier makeup school is proud to announce our shiny new Facebook fan page.

The School of Professional Makeup is now on FacebookIn addition to our makeup blog, The School of Professional Makeup now has a shiny new Facebook page!
Come and check us out here.

We've posted lots of photos from our full time makeup art courses. Check out discussions on your favorite makeup topics, leave comments on what interests you in the art of makeup design, what courses or programs you'd like to see at the school, or simply connect with others interested in the field of makeup artistry.

For more information on programs that we offer at The School of Professional Makeup, visit us on the web at www.promakeupart.com or go directly to our course calendar. You can also
contact us at 416.603.3332.

Since 1998, The School of Professional Makeup has been creating careers in the art of makeup design. We are registered and approved as a Private Career College under the Private Career Colleges Act. Our instructors are professional makeup artists currently working in the industry. Our training is savvy and our intention is clear: we take great interest in our student’s success. Come on board with a private makeup school that truly cares.

Be sure to follow us on Twitter too.

Even More Makeup Tips

Even More Makeup Tips

Need to look great in a hurry? Use the makeup tips below to get your face on - fast.



It seems nobody has any time these days – especially in the morning. We’re all so busy rushing to get ready for work, getting the kids off to school, etc. But that doesn’t mean that your makeup application has to suffer. Below are some makeup tips that will help you look great in no time. 

No matter how much time you have to put on your makeup, the first item to apply is foundation. Makeup foundation helps to conceal uneven skin coloring and makes the effect of makeup more pronounced. Remember to pat the product onto your skin, however, don’t rub it on. If you’re short on time, simply apply the makeup foundation only on the uneven patches of your face, and skip putting it on your whole face altogether.

Need to appear well rested, and don’t have much time? Focus on your eye makeup. Eye makeup is intended to make your eyes appear brighter and eliminate a tired look. Think mascara. Apply it onto your upper lashes and your eyes will undergo a transformation. Remember to always use black mascara, no matter what color your lashes are. If you have a little more time, apply some eyeliner and eye shadow as well.

Next, apply blush to highlight your cheekbones. Using a medium brush, lightly pick up the powder from the container. Apply maximum color to this area and use light circular strokes to blend upward, towards the temples. Finally, use the remaining color on the brush for the rest of the cheek to achieve a well-blended look.

Now onto lipstick. Use the stick and start applying color at the center of your upper as well as lower lips. Gradually move out to the corners. Now, press your lips and rub them together to distribute the color evenly. After this, use your little finger or your lipstick wand to apply more color to your lips. This will control the amount of color used. The second coating will ensure that your lipstick will last.

Remember – when choosing colors for your makeup foundation and blush, make sure that the color actually complements your skin. For makeup foundation, the shade should be a near match for your skin shade. Otherwise, it will look like you’re wearing a mask, not makeup. With blush, choose a color that matches the inner portion of your lip.