You’ve mastered color for clothing… now learn how to bring it to life on the face.

Your clients don’t just want to know their best colors.
They want to know:

What foundation actually works on my skin?
What eyeshadow makes my eyes pop?
What lipstick makes me look alive again?

And right now? Most color analysts and stylists are guessing.

This course changes that.

What This Course Does

This is where color analysis meets real-world beauty.

Inside this training, you’ll learn exactly how to recommend:

The right complexion products for different skin tones and undertones
The most flattering eye colors based on eye color and palette
Blush and cheek tones that enhance instead of overwhelm
Lip colors that bring the entire look together

No more vague advice.
No more “try a pink.”

You’ll know exactly what to say—and why.

Why This Matters (and Why You Need It)

Right now, your clients are leaving your analysis and going straight to:

Sephora
Ulta
Drugstore aisles

…and they’re overwhelmed.

If you don’t guide them, they’ll:

Buy the wrong shades
Get frustrated
Question their color analysis results

Or worse… they’ll go to someone else for makeup advice.

This Isn’t Just a Skill—It’s a Revenue Stream

When you can confidently recommend makeup, you can:

Add paid makeup consultations
Create premium add-ons to your color analysis
Sell curated product guides or kits
Increase your overall service value

👉 You’re no longer just giving a palette.
You’re delivering a full transformation.

What You’ll Learn

Session 1 (1 Hour): Complexion Mastery

Understanding undertones in real skin (not textbook theory)
Matching foundation, concealer, and powder correctly
Choosing contour and highlight for different skin tones
Adjusting for olive undertones, gray hair, and midlife changes
How depth + undertone affect complexion products
The most common mistakes—and how to fix them

Session 2 (2 Hours): Eyes, Cheeks & Lips

Choosing eyeshadow that enhances eye color and palette
The difference between matching vs. making features pop
Blush placement and tones that lift and flatter
Lip color strategy (this is where the transformation happens)
Creating cohesive, wearable looks your clients can actually use

What Makes This Different

This is not generic makeup training.

This is:

Built specifically for color analysts and stylists
Designed for real clients (especially midlife women)
Rooted in color theory that actually works

You’ll learn how to connect:
👉 Color palette → Skin → Features → Makeup

That’s the missing link.

How You Can Use This

You can:

Add makeup recommendations to your current color analysis or styling services
Offer makeup add-ons or upgrades
Create your own makeup consultations
Sell curated product guides or kits
Or use this as a standalone service

This course doesn’t just teach—it opens doors.

Who This Is For

This is for you if you:

Are a color analyst (trained or self-taught) or wardrobe stylist
Want to feel more confident recommending makeup
Work with midlife women or complex skin tones
Are tired of guessing or keeping it “safe”
Want to elevate your services and increase revenue

What You’ll Walk Away With

After this course, you will:

Confidently recommend makeup for any client
Understand how color translates to the face
Be able to explain your choices clearly
Deliver a more complete, high-value experience
Printables that become your reference materials

You’ve already learned how to identify your client’s best colors.

Now it’s time to show them how to wear those colors beautifully.

Because when the makeup is right...

That’s when everything clicks.

CLASS HELD VIA ZOOM

Classes will be recorded for your review or if you cannot attend live

Meet your Instructor: Gail Scott is the Style & Beauty Director for Your Color Style and an expert in creating complete, head-to-toe transformations. With over 30 years of makeup experience, she specializes in translating color theory into real, wearable beauty—so women don’t just know their colors, they know how to use them.

In this course, Gail teaches color analysts how to confidently recommend complexion, eye, cheek, and lip colors—so your clients leave with clarity, not confusion.

WAITLIST Beyond the Palette: How to Recommend Makeup with Confidence