Learning Area TVL-HAIRDRESSING Grade Level 10

W7 Quarter 4 Date Week 7

I. LESSON TITLE Make-up Application

II. MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING
COMPETENCIES (MELCs)
III. CONTENT/CORE CONTENT
Apply Make-up
The learner demonstrates an understanding of the core concepts and theories in
performing styling through:
• Sanitize hand before actual application of make-up
• Select and prepare make-up products and accessories, tools, supplies
and materials according to client make-up requirement
• Perform make-up application in accordance with established or
acceptable procedures
• Check make-up result before application of finishing touches
• Ensure client’s comfort and safety during the entire process

IV. LEARNING PHASES AND LEARNING ACTIVITIES

I. Introduction (Time Frame: 5 minutes)
The first rule when it comes to working in Makeup is always hygiene. There are some pretty disturbing habits that literally
have made a skin crawl of which we are not aware so it is happening. Personal hygiene can be quiet a sensitive subject like
what this statement says, “If it’s not good enough to put make-up on your face, then it’s not good enough to put on your
clients”.
The objective of this lesson is for you to learn on how to apply make-up professional by following the tips in this lesson. And
for you to identify the tools, supplies and materials in make-up application in order to gain awareness on the proper usage of
them. Proper handling of tools is the best way to achieve good quality outcome in applying basic makeup
D. Development (Time Frame: 180 minutes)
Facial Make-up is a way of applying make-up to someone’s face. But not just
applying make-up because we still consider the step-by-step procedures to perform better
facial looks.
Keeping your makeup tools hygienic is crucial for working with clients and for applying
makeup on yourself. Below are some hygiene practices to follow in applying makeup.
1. Artist must wash hands with soap and water before applying makeup. Washing
your hands before makeup applications and between clients seems like common
sense, but sometimes it is the simplest steps that we forget. Source: https://bit.ly/2T353Fa
2. Sanitize tools and materials like brushes. A basic method of brush cleaning is to use
99% isopropyl alcohol to sanitize them. Avoid soaking your brushes in alcohol, as this can dry out the bristles, particularly
if they are made of natural fibers than synthetic.
3. No double dipping. Double dipping into products causes cross contamination (causing bacteria from one product
to spread another). Always use a Spatula and a mixing palette.
4. No direct application. Never use a brush or sponge directly on a foundation bottle either (this will spread bacteria),
always decant foundations onto a mixing palette.
5. Clean brushes between faces. Not only is it to stop spreading bacteria between faces, but you will also get a clean
color pay off with your products for each new application. It’s better to take 5 minutes cleaning and disinfecting your
brushes then to have a rash, breakout or cold sore from your unsanitary practices.
6. Be mindful of contraindications. A contra-indication is when a client has a pre-existing condition such as cold sores,
contagious/infectious diseases, cuts/abrasions, conjunctivitis/styes, allergies (skin & products), recent facial treatments
(laser, chemical peels), sunburn, eczema etc., that could be harmful to them as well the hygiene of your products
should you continue with the application.
7. Cleaning your products. Assuming you have exercised proper hygiene practices your products should be clean and
sanitary. However, it is always imperative that you keep your products clean (especially creams).

TOOLS - a device or implement, especially one held in the hand, used to carry out a particular
function.
1. Eyelash Curler - is a hand-operated mechanical device for curling eyelashes for
cosmetic purposes. Usually only the upper eyelashes are curled. Before using, the device can be
heated for a short time with a hair dryer, but not to the extent to burn the delicate skin above
the eyes.

Source: https://bit.ly/3eZS2Vn 2. Eyebrow Brush - have firm, angled brush heads like the tip of a market. Use them to
apply powders, creams or waxes to brows.
3. Eyeliner Brush -is a perfectly angled makeup brush that is specifically designed for creating eyeliner with wet or dry
eye shadows.
 4. Fan Brush -The flat fan shape allows for even and soft definition, making it an ideal tool for gently sweeping bronzing
powder, illuminator, or even tinted moisturizer on the face. A must-have for clean-up, this brush can also be used to fan away
excess product like eye makeup fallout, without leaving traces in its wake.
5. Large Blusher Brush -large fine bristles and rounded head
6. Lip Brush - a makeup application tool, is a long, thin pencil-like wand with soft bristles at the end that typically form a
tapered point. It is used to apply a lipstick or a lip gloss evenly on to the lips. In most cases, use of lip brushes is often
neglected.
7. Powder Brush - fluffy bristles; soft, full and rounded
8. Eyebrow Blade -perfect for those who want to fully reconstruct, define, cover gaps, or fill-in over plucked brows
9. Eyebrow Scissor -Ultra-thin, sharp blades are designed to isolate, lift and trim each hair with accuracy and control.
Mini brush helps shape and define brow brilliance as you trim.
10. Eyebrow Tweezers -people commonly use tweezers mainly for tasks such as plucking hair from the face or eyebrows,
often using the term eyebrow tweezers.
SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS
1. Alcohol -use as disinfectant
2. Artificial eye lashes -- used to enhance the length, curliness, fullness, and thickness of natural eyelashes.
3. Assorted Color Lipstick - is a cosmetic product containing pigments, oils, waxes, and emollients that apply color,
texture, and protection to the lips.
4. Concealer -a flesh-toned cosmetic used to cover facial blemishes and dark circles under the eyes.
5. Blusher -makeup used on the face and especially on the cheekbones to give a usually rosy tint. Also called blusher.
6. Liquid Foundation - tinted cream which would be just a cream with a very light tint.
7. Cake Foundation -a tinted cosmetic base usually in semimoist cake form used as a foundation for face powder.
8. Cottons - a soft white fibrous substance that surrounds the seeds of a tropical and subtropical plant and is used as
textile fiber and thread for sewing.
9. Cotton Buds - consist of a small wad of cotton wrapped around one or both ends of a short rod, usually made of either
wood, rolled paper or plastic.
10. Eyebrow Pencil - is an area of thick, delicate hairs above the eye that follows the shape of the lower margin of the
brow ridges of a person
11. Eye Gel - designed to improve the appearance of the skin under the eyes.
12. Eye Shadow - a cosmetic that is applied on the eyelids and under the eyebrows. It is commonly used to make the
wearer's eyes stand out or look more attractive.
13. Eye Liner - is a cosmetic used to define the eyes. It is applied around the contours of the eye(s) to create a variety of
aesthetic effects.
14. Glitter Gel - use to sparkle or shimmer the face especially on the eye shadow
15. Lip Gloss - is a product used primarily to give lips a glossy lustre, and sometimes to add a subtle color. It is distributed
as a liquid or a soft solid (not to be confused with lip balm, which generally has medical or soothing purposes) or lipstick, which
generally is a solid, cream like substance that gives off a more pigmented color.
16. Mascara -a cosmetic commonly used to enhance the eyelashes. It may darken, thicken, lengthen, and/or define the
eyelashes. Normally in one of three forms—liquid, cake, or cream—the modern mascara product has various formulas;
however, most contain the same basic components of pigments, oils, waxes, and preservatives.
17. Pressed Powder - is a talc-free, silky, lightweight finishing powder that offers the same benefits of HD Micro Finish
Loose Powder, but in a purse friendly pressed compact. One universal shade is designed to work for every skin tone from light
to deep, with sheer flawlessness and perfection.
18. Loose Powder -is more finely milled, meaning that the physical particles are smaller. Because of that difference in
texture, loose powder is more buildable, and you can use it to create a more "made up" look.
19. Translucent Powder - is a sheer, colorless facial powder usually used to set makeup, not to cover or add color. It can
also be used just to control shine and give the complexion a matte finish. Apply translucent powder with a large powder brush,
brushing lightly all over your face.
20. Powder Applicator - a material used for applying make-up
21. Powder Glitter - consisting of metallic particles, pieces of tinsel, etc., especially used cosmetically or for decoration.
22. Sponge - has a unique egg shape that comes in four distinct sponges: original, pure, pro and micro mini.
23. Stoned Glitter - a stoned glitter use to define make-up.
24. Tissue - thin, soft paper, typically used for wrapping or protecting fragile or delicate articles.

APPLYING MAKE-UP PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUES

A. PREPPING YOUR FACE
1. Wash your face.
Before applying makeup in the morning, wash your face so you'll be able to start with a fresh canvas. Use a cleanser
or simply splash lukewarm water on your face a few times to wash away any debris on your skin. Pat it dry gently with a soft
towel. Avoid washing your face with hot water. This will dry it out and leave it prone to irritation. Lukewarm water is best when
you're washing your face. Don't scrub your face dry. This causes fragile facial skin to loosen over time.
2. Consider exfoliating.
 It's not necessary to exfoliate every day, but doing so every few days is essential to keeping your skin looking fresh.
Putting makeup on over dry, flaky skin defeats the purpose! Exfoliate your skin using either a small facial brush, an exfoliating
scrub, or another exfoliating tool designed for use on the face. Focus on areas that tend to get dry and flaky.
Using a face mask from time to time is another good way to keep your facial skin in good shape. Choose a clay mask,
which will cleanse your pores and help pull off dry skin when you wash it away.
3. Apply a moisturizer.
The last step before applying makeup is putting on some moisturizing lotion. This will help your makeup go on more
easily and create a better final look. Choose a good face moisturizer that works with your skin type. Massage it gently all over
your face. Don't forget your eyelids, lips, and nose.
Let the moisturizer absorb into your skin for a few minutes before you move on to applying makeup. Putting makeup
on while your face is still wet or sticky will result in a mess!

B. APPLYING FOUNDATION AND POWDER

1. Apply foundation that matches the tone of your skin.
Choose a foundation that works with your skin type and matches your coloring. Liquid foundation is a fine choice for
many types of skin. You can also use tinted moisturizer or BB cream. If your skin is on the oily side, you might want to cons ider
compact or powder foundation. In the store, test your foundation to make sure it matches your face by dabbing a little on the
back of your hand.
Apply the foundation evenly over your face using a foundation brush, pad or your finger. Make sure it doesn't cake or
clump anywhere.
Avoid putting extra layers of foundation over blemishes. It'll only make them stand out more.
Blend the foundation around the edges of your face and where it meets the bottom of your chin.
2. Apply concealer.
Choose a concealer that matches your skin tone - or, if you have dark under-eye circles, go one shade lighter. Apply
a light amount of concealer using either a concealer brush or your finger by dabbing it under your eyes and gently blending it
in. This will make your eyes look bright instead of sleepy.
If you're trying to pare down your makeup routine, you can skip the concealer. It all depends on which features you
want to play down and which you want to highlight.
Use a little extra concealer on blemishes if necessary (making sure to use a color that matches your skin tone).
3. Apply powder.
Choose a powder that matches your skin tone. Use a powder brush (a large, fluffy brush that will apply the powder
evenly) to apply the powder to your face in a circular motion. This will give your face a natural-looking finish and help set your
foundation so that it stays in place all day.
On days when you have more time to spend applying makeup, you can also apply bronzer and highlighter to contour
your face. Bronzer helps create flattering shadows, while highlighter brightens areas you want to have pop.
4. Apply blush.
Choose a pink-toned blush that brings out the best in your facial coloring. Swirl a blush brush in the container, smile,
and apply it to the apples of your cheeks in a circular motion.

C. APPLYING EYE MAKEUP AND LIP COLOR

1. Apply eyeshadow.
Choose a neutral shadow pallet for a simple, everyday look. Brown, gold,
grey, and blue tones are all good choices, depending on your eye color. Avoid
bright colors, "smokey eye" pallets, and other bold jewel tones, as they'll look out
of place during the day. Here's how to apply eyeshadow to make it look natural
and pretty:
Start by applying a base shadow in a color close to your skin tone. Use
your finger or an eyeshadow brush to apply it on your lid and all the way up to your Source: https://bit.ly/2QxA4jG
eyebrow. Apply a medium-dark color to your lid, working your way from your eyelashes
up to the crease.
Use a fluffy brush to blend the colors at the crease.
2. Apply eyeliner.
Choose a charcoal, navy, or brown eyeliner to use during the day - save your back eyeliner for nighttime wear. Apply
it just above your eyelashes, taking care to make sure it goes on smooth and straight. Use your eye shadow brush to blend it
lightly so that the line looks less harsh.
You can use a pencil liner or a liquid liner. Either one is great for daytime use.
If the line gets smudged, use a cotton swab to gently remove it, then reapply.
For an everyday look, don't use liner on your lower lids.
3. Apply mascara.
Apply one coat of mascara on both your upper and lower lashes. Insert the brush at the base of your lashes and sweep
outward. After you're finished with one eye, dip the brush in the bottle again before applying mascara to the other eye. Either
black or brown mascara is fine for everyday wear.
If you don't want to apply mascara, you can use an eyelash curler to curl your lashes for a natural, pretty look.
4. Apply lip color.
Use a pink or neutral-colored lipstick or lip gloss to finish your everyday look. Avoid using heavy lipliner and bright, bold
colors during the day. Dab a tissue on your lips to remove excess lipstick or gloss.
If you want to use a bright color, you can mute it for daytime wear by applying it to your bottom lip, rubbing your lips
together to coat both of them in color, then applying a clear gloss.
5. Finished.
Always remember that don`t overdo it, or it will look tacky

Learning Activity 1. Read the statetements carefully. Identify the term/concept being described. Write your answer on a
separate sheet of paper
1. A large fine bristles and rounded head
2. A makeup used on the face and especially on the cheekbones to give a usually rosy tint.
3. A thin, soft paper, typically used for wrapping or protecting fragile or delicate articles.
4. It is use to sparkle or shimmer the face especially on the eye shadow.
5. A flesh-toned cosmetic used to cover facial blemishes and dark circles under the eyes.
Learning Activity 2. Performance Task
Direction: Perform the steps in prepping the face of your client. The table below will help you note if the task has been done
according to the procedures of prepping the face of your client.
CRITERIA YES NO

Did I?
wash the face of my client?
consider exfoliating on the face of my client?
apply moisturizer?
E. Engagement (Time Frame: 150 minutes)
Learning Activity 3. Performance Task
Perform the make-up application. Follow the step-by-step procedures and always keep in mind the safety of your client.
Make a video recording in performing the entire process. Then, send the recorded video to your subject teacher for the
evaluation and scoring of your work.
A. Assimilation (Time Frame: 5 minutes)
We like to live in a world where we think everyone practices the same hygiene standards we do, but unfortunately it is
simply not the case. Regularly cleaning makeup brushes extends their useful life.
Proper handling of tools is the best way to achieve good quality outcome in applying basic makeup. You need to
consider the step-by-step procedures in make-up application in order to achieve the good outcome or result of the make-up.
V. ASSESSMENT (Time Frame:)
(Learning Activity Sheets for Enrichment, Remediation, or Assessment to be given on Weeks 3 and 6)
VI. REFLECTION (Time Frame: 10 minutes)
• Communicate your personal assessment as indicated in the Learner’s Assessment Card.
Personal Assessment on Learner’s Level of Performance
Using the symbols below, choose one which best describes your experience in working on each given task. Draw it
in the column for Level of Performance (LP). Be guided by the descriptions below:
 - I was able to do/perform the task without any difficulty. The task helped me in understanding the target content/ lesson.
✓ - I was able to do/perform the task. It was quite challenging, but it still helped me in understanding the target
content/lesson.
? – I was not able to do/perform the task. It was extremely difficult. I need additional enrichment activities to be able to
do/perform this task.
Learning Activity 1 LP Learning Activity 2 LP Learning Activity 3 LP

VII. REFERENCES Apply Facial Make-up

Source: CBLM in Make-up Application
CBLM Writer: Marivie D. Elic

Prepared by: VICKY S. DAWANG Checked by: FLOR I. TOMAS ERLITO S. ORLINGA
MARIVIE D. ELIC Mariel J. Canicula Delsife D. Canta
JOSIE A. MABALOT Andrea D. Sembrano Rizamia E. Calipay
Gina A. Verano Joyce E. Advincula