Fifteen days, hands on, in the studio.
You come to the studio. You stand at the vanity, you hold the brush, and you work on a real face every single day. Aisha is next to you the whole time. Fifteen days, ten in the morning to three in the afternoon.
Who teaches you
Aisha teaches every day of it herself.
No assistant, no rotating faculty, nothing pre-recorded. This is what she does for a living, five hours a day, with you standing right next to her.
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The first batch starts 15 September.
Ten seats, fifteen days, one room. Here is the date, the money and what happens next, in plain terms.
Batch begins
15 September2026
Fifteen days straight, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm daily, in person at the home studio.
What it costs
- ₹999 holds your seat today
- ₹9,001 due before the course begins
- ₹10,000 in full, an introductory price for the first batch
You finish with a completion certificate signed by Aisha.
What you get
The whole studio, for fifteen days.
This is not a class you watch. It is a place you work in. Everything below is yours for the full fifteen days.
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Hands on with Aisha
Side by side on a real face every day, and half face practice where you do one side and she does the other.
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Bring your own models
Your cousins, your friends, whoever you like. Bring them in and do their faces here.
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The whole vanity
Every tool, every light, and a makeup vanity worth around 1.5 to 2 lakh. Yours to work from all fifteen days.
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Shoot your portfolio
Bring your cameraman and shoot it right here, under the lights, with Aisha guiding every look.
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A plan to get clients
How to start your page, what to charge, and how the first real bookings actually come in.
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Coffee and cookies
On the table all day, as much as you like. Fifteen days is a long stretch.
The details
Everything in one place.
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WHEN
Fifteen days, from 15 September.
10:00 am to 3:00 pm every day. On some days class may begin a little earlier or run a little later, depending on the work.
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WHERE
In person at the home studio.
Ask on WhatsApp for the address and directions.
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TAUGHT BY
Aisha herself.
Every demo and every look is done by her, in front of you.
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BATCH SIZE
No more than 10 people.
That is a real cap, not a figure of speech, and it is why there is room to actually be watched and corrected.
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CERTIFICATE
A completion certificate.
Signed by Aisha, at the end of the fifteen days.
Course material
Ten subjects, in three parts.
This is the whole syllabus. Part one is the ground everything else stands on, part two is the work people actually pay for, and part three is how you turn it into a living. Taught in this order, because each part needs the one before it.
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01–05
Part one
Core skills
The five things every single look is built from.
- Skin prep and reading a face
- Colour theory, made simple
- Building the base
- Eye and lip artistry
- Tools and brushes
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06–07
Part two
Specialised work
The bookings that pay the most.
- Bridal and event makeup
- Client consultation
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08–10
Part three
Working as an artist
Turning the skill into a living.
- Hygiene and safety
- Portfolio building
- Pricing and getting clients
Part one
Core skills
The five things every single look is built from. Most of the fifteen days sit here, because this is what separates a finished face from a passable one.
Skin prep and reading a face
Work out whether a face is oily, dry or a mix of both. Then pick the right cleanser, moisturiser and primer so the makeup holds all day instead of sliding off by evening.
Colour theory, made simple
The colour wheel, explained in a way that actually sticks. Match a foundation to the right undertone, cancel out dark circles and marks, and choose shades that suit the person sitting in front of you.
Building the base
Foundation, concealer, powder, contour and highlighter. You do this again and again until a smooth, even finish is something you can get every time, not just on a good day.
Eye and lip artistry
Shaping brows, blending eyeshadow so there are no hard edges, a clean winged liner, tightlining, and lips that keep their shape through a full function.
Tools and brushes
Which brush does what, which sponge for which product, and why the wrong one ruins a good base. Also how to wash and store them so they last.
Part two
Specialised work
The bookings that pay the most, and the conversation that has to happen before any of them.
Bridal and event makeup
Traditional bridal looks and HD looks for weddings, engagements and big functions. Built to last the whole day and to photograph properly under any light.
Client consultation
How to ask the right questions before you touch a face. Understanding what someone actually wants, reading their features and their outfit, and agreeing the look before you start.
Part three
Working as an artist
Skill alone does not get you booked. This part is the difference between knowing makeup and making a living from it.
Hygiene and safety
The standards a working artist keeps: sanitising tools between faces, keeping the table clean, and knowing what never gets shared. Clients notice, and it is the fastest way to lose one.
Portfolio building
Photographing your own work so it looks like your work. Bring a cameraman, use the studio and the lights, and walk out with real pictures you can show people.
Pricing and getting clients
What to charge and why. How to find your first clients, how to handle them, and how to run your page so the bookings keep coming.
By the end
What you walk out with.
- Fifteen days of practice on real faces, not on a practice board
- Your own portfolio, shot here in the studio under the lights, with Aisha guiding the looks
- A course completion certificate, signed by Aisha
- A plan for starting your page, pricing your work and finding your first clients
- Full bridal looks you have done yourself, start to finish
Questions
What people ask first.
I have never done makeup before. Is this for me?
Yes. It starts from the very beginning, including how to hold a brush and how to clean it. Most people who join have never done this before.
Do I have to bring my own products?
No. You practise on the studio vanity and use the professional tools that are already here. Aisha also tells you what is worth buying for your own kit, so you build it slowly instead of spending a lot on day one.
Who do I practise on?
You practise on each other, half face at a time, and you can bring your own models, cousins or friends into the studio to work on.
How do I pay?
The course is ₹10,000 in full for the fifteen days. You pay ₹999 now to hold your seat and the remaining ₹9,001 before the course begins. The ₹999 is an advance, not an extra charge, so it comes off the total.
What if I pay the ₹999 and then cannot come?
The ₹999 is not refunded, but you do not lose it either. Tell Aisha and your seat moves to the next batch instead. It still comes off the ₹10,000 when you join.
How many people are in a batch?
No more than 10. That is a real cap, not a figure of speech, and it is the reason there is time to watch what you are doing and correct it properly.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes. A course completion certificate signed by Aisha at the end of the fifteen days.
Where is the studio?
It is a home studio, and we share the address and directions on WhatsApp once your seat is held. Message us and we will send it.
Will I be able to take bookings after this?
That is the point of the fifteen days. By the end you will have done full bridal looks yourself, you will have pictures of your own work, and you will know what to charge and how to handle a client.
Hold your seat for the 15 September batch.
The course is ₹10,000 in full. Pay ₹999 now and your seat is held, then the remaining ₹9,001 before the course begins. It is secure, and your receipt reaches you by email right away.
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