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Our 30 Day Professional Makeup Course introduces students to the fundamentals of beauty makeup and complete occasion styling. You will study skin preparation, product selection, colour balance, base creation and the small details that make each look feel polished. Lessons move from natural daytime makeup to expressive party, festive, engagement, reception and bridal styles. Each stage is designed to connect technical knowledge with the visual judgement of a working makeup artist.

Training also brings makeup together with trending hairstyles and saree draping so that students can understand the complete styling process. Guided demonstrations, practical exercises and client consultation concepts help you learn how to adapt a look to a person, outfit and event. The academy also lists complimentary introductions to nail art and flower making as part of the makeup course.

Students can enquire about the ISO certificate details and post course guidance offered by Shalini Glam Academy. Whether your goal is freelance artistry, bridal bookings or a beauty studio, the course gives you a structured starting point for continued practice and professional development.

The 40 Day Professional Beauty Course brings essential salon skills into one structured programme. Students begin with salon hygiene, self hygiene, client care and skin analysis before moving into common grooming services and facial protocols. The skincare module introduces threading, six waxing types, facials for different skin types, clean ups, bleach, D Tan and procedures commonly requested in modern salons.

Advanced skincare topics include pigmentation and brightening facials, acne and open pore care, galvanic facial concepts, high frequency procedures and Hydra Facial equipment. The curriculum includes practical learning with a 7 in 1 Hydra Facial machine and an explanation of a 12 in 1 machine. Manicure, pedicure and additional procedures are also discussed, with attention to proper supervision, hygiene and applicable safety requirements.

The haircare module covers hair analysis, scalp and hair concerns, spa procedures, haircutting terminology, 20 haircut styles, blow dry settings, colouring, highlights and salon product knowledge. Students are also introduced to keratin, hair Botox and nanoplastia treatments. By combining these disciplines, the course helps aspiring beauticians understand everyday salon workflows and the responsibility involved in serving real clients.

Our 10 Day Nail Art Course gives students a focused introduction to modern nail styling and extension work. The training begins with natural nail anatomy, nail health, shapes and structure. Students learn the importance of preparation, correct product use, clean application and the careful finishing techniques that make a design look professional rather than rushed.

The course introduces nail tips and extensions alongside builder gel, Poly Gel and acrylic nail extension techniques. You will study French tips, ombre blends, chrome effects, glitter finishes, cat eye designs, trending nail looks and dimensional 3D art. By practising a variety of styles, you can begin developing your own sense of balance, colour and design for different clients and occasions.

Practical training also covers refilling, maintenance, removal techniques, product knowledge and nail hygiene. These foundations are important for protecting the natural nail and providing a safe, comfortable salon experience. The academy lists nail art within its broader Beauty Course curriculum as well, so students can ask how the standalone programme and beauty programme overlap.

The 5 Day Professional PMU Course introduces beauty professionals to selected permanent and semi permanent makeup concepts. The programme provides an overview of microblading, High Brows, lip blush, BB Glow, CC Glow and eyebrow services. It is designed to help learners understand the purpose, aesthetic considerations and responsibilities of these specialised treatments.

Students explore brow mapping, facial proportions, colour and pigment principles, equipment familiarity, client expectations and consultation basics. The learning path also explains the importance of screening for contraindications, obtaining informed consent and discussing realistic outcomes before any cosmetic procedure is considered. Hygiene and infection prevention are essential throughout the programme.

Because procedures that involve needles, pigments or skin penetration carry health risks, introductory training does not itself establish the competence, authorisation or qualifications required to perform them independently. Students should confirm the practical scope of this five day course, any supervised clinical training and applicable professional requirements directly with the academy. The course offers a focused starting point for understanding this specialised field.