Arts & Craft/Learning
Try professional makeup artistry
UAL's introduction to working as a makeup artist rather than doing your own face: natural looks, smoky eyes, lash application and how the industry actually operates on set.
- Where
- Central London
- Format
- Class
- Time
- Full day
- Cost
- £££
- Solo or group
- Solo-friendly
- Rain or shine
- Indoor (rain-proof)
Why this one
UAL's introduction to working as a makeup artist rather than doing your own face: natural looks, smoky eyes, lash application and how the industry actually operates on set. An easy way to break up the same old week.
How to get involved
- 01Book a beginner session
Look for a taster or intro class — no experience needed.
- 02See if it clicks
Do one before signing up for a full course. Check the price first — most are beginner-friendly.
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