MoodRoomOnline makeup course
The online format covers the course for doing your own makeup. You are both the student and the model, so distance costs the result nothing: you watch the technique, repeat it on your own face, send a photograph and get a specific correction back.
MoodRoom founder — Makeup artist and instructor ·
How it works
Every topic has two halves. First you watch how something is done and why. Then you repeat it and send the result. The feedback is not general encouragement — it names the place: where the line crossed, where an edge was left unblended, where one shade lighter would have been right.
You move at your own pace. That is the real difference from a live group: you can repeat a topic twice if the first attempt did not work, without holding anyone up.
What you get
The material stays with you, so you can come back to it later. That matters more than it sounds: makeup is a skill you re-check a couple of months on, when the season changes or your skin does.
- Video lessons organised by topic
- A shopping list — what to buy, and what to skip
- Personal feedback on every assignment you submit
- Colour recommendations for your own skin tone
Who it suits and who it does not
It suits you if you are outside Tbilisi, if your schedule does not hold still, or if you simply learn better when nobody is watching.
It does not suit you if you want makeup as a profession. The artist's course is learned through the hands and is not offered online — that is the nature of the skill, not a scheduling decision.
What you need technically
A phone with a camera, a stable connection and daylight for photographs. Shoot in the same spot every time — then your progress is comparable rather than distorted by lighting.
No ring light, no professional camera, no special equipment.
Frequently asked questions
- How long does the course take?
- You set the pace. In practice most people work through about one topic a week, because the practice is what takes the time. Watching five lessons in a day does not produce a result.
- Is the feedback personal or pre-recorded?
- It is personal and it is about your photographs. That is the whole difference between an online course and a free video: someone is looking at your face and telling you what to change.
- Which languages is it available in?
- English, Georgian and Russian. The language does not change the content.
- Can I move on to the professional course afterwards?
- Yes. The base carries over, though you would still take the professional course in full — most of it is work on other people's faces, which the online format does not teach at all.