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Oh!Nice SPACE

Pro Makeup Course for Teens

Only $15 Per Course

Learn Makeup from Scratch at Your Own Pace

Choose from six standalone courses: Day, Evening, Hollywood, Lifting, Smoky Eyes and Smudged Winged Eyeliner.

Hands-On Online Program

80% practice guided by a professional makeup artist with over 7 years of experience.

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Pro Makeup Course for Teens

Six standalone courses · $15 each

Choose your makeup course

Pick the look you want to learn. Every course includes its own beginner foundation, English video lessons and lifetime access. Choose one course for $15, or get all six for $49. No other course purchase is required.

Each individual course costs $15. The fixed six-course package costs $49. Both are one-time purchases with no subscription. Payments are processed by Hotmart; lessons are watched in the Oh!Nice SPACE student portal. A parent or legal guardian should manage purchases for minors.

Why parents and teens love us

Why Choose Our Courses for Teens

  • Safety and Quality

    We use trusted, professional-grade materials and up-to-date techniques designed for teen skin.

  • Confidence

    Our online lessons help you feel confident and free with makeup. You’ll find your own style.

  • Expert Guidance

    Each class is taught by experienced makeup artists who share real industry knowledge.

  • Personal Approach

    You get feedback, personalised advice, and support from your instructor.

  • Creative Self-Expression

    Discover your creative side and develop a makeup style that feels genuinely yours.

  • Inspiring Experience

    Learning online is flexible, fun, and motivating. You’ll gain new skills at your own pace.

Course program

Explore the Six Makeup Techniques

Explore the techniques below, then choose your standalone course above. Each course includes its own beginner foundation and self-paced English video lessons.

  1. Technique 1 Basic Theory + Natural Makeup
    • Toner, primer, cream, and serum: when and how to use them in your routine
    • Skin types, face and eye shapes, and how to identify your T-zone
    • Color wheel: how to choose shades that match your eye color
    • Dry vs. cream contouring, sculptor, and bronzer basics
    • Blush and highlighter: tones and placement
    • Concealers and correctors: what each one is for
    • Brushes: types, hygiene, and proper cleaning
    • Foundation and powder: tone selection, finish, and coverage
    • Brows, lips, and mascara for a natural daytime look
    • Practice: complete daytime makeup with step-by-step video guidance
  2. Technique 2 Hollywood Makeup: Eyeliner + Red Lips
    • What makes a “Hollywood” look: clean skin and precise lines
    • Eyeliner technique: direction, width, and hooded-eye adjustment
    • Red lipstick: picking the right shade and shape, long-wear tips
    • Online demonstration: enhanced contouring for camera-ready skin
    • Practice: create your own Hollywood-inspired look with red lips and eyeliner
  3. Technique 3 Soft Gradient Eyeliner and Color Blending
    • Eye structure: crease and orbital bone
    • Blending vs. shading: movement techniques and brush control
    • Lower lid: how and where to blend for balance
    • Color choices for a soft, glowing daytime look
    • Gentle contouring and ombré lips for an open-eye effect
    • Practice: blended eyeliner with a smooth color transition
  4. Technique 4 Evening Glam Makeup
    • Building an evening look and choosing a color palette
    • Blending technique: seamless color transition into the skin
    • Medium-coverage foundation with natural texture
    • Working with cream and liquid products for a “photoshop” finish
    • Perfect nude lips and lash cluster placement by eye shape
    • Practice: complete evening glam look with gradient eyeshadow
  5. Technique 5 Lifting Makeup
    • Lifting principles: thin, long-lasting coverage without emphasizing fine lines
    • Product layering order and concealer zones
    • Sculpting or not? Blush-lifting for a natural facelift effect
    • Soft definition of lash line and waterline
    • Nude shades for a visually fuller lip look
    • Practice: creating a rejuvenating look on mature skin or simulating an age-lifting effect
  6. Technique 6 Smoky Eyes
    • Classic and glowing smoky eyes: step-by-step application
    • Building the shape with cream shadows and working with black tones
    • Lower lash line and waterline blending techniques
    • Matte vs. shimmer smoky eyes: balancing depth and light
    • Defined face contour and nude lips for harmony
    • Practice: clean black smoky look and creative variation with glitter or color accents

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Course: Pro Makeup Course for Teens

About the Instructor

Svetlana

Svetlana

Makeup Artist & Bridal Stylist

Svetlana is a professional makeup artist and hairstylist with over 7 years of experience in beauty and fashion. She teaches teen-appropriate techniques with patience and care.

  • 7+ years experience
  • Certified instructor
  • Published in beauty magazines

About US

Oh!Nice SPACE

OHNICE is an innovative online school for teens, where every young creator can explore the art of beauty. We offer engaging courses in makeup, hair, nails, and skincare, all age-appropriate and safe.

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Why this course exists

The Skills Gap Behind Teen Beauty

According to Mintel research, 90% of girls ages 9–17 already use beauty products. More than half of 12–14 year olds use eyeshadow, mascara, and eyeliner, but almost none of them were actually taught how. They learned from TikTok, YouTube, and trial and error.

That gap is exactly what this program is designed to close.

The Real Problem: Products Without Skills

American teens now spend an average of $342 per year on beauty, a record high according to Piper Sandler's Fall 2024 Taking Stock With Teens survey of over 13,500 US teens. The money is there. The interest is there. What's missing is structure.

Most beginners jump to contouring or smoky looks before learning how to prep skin, match a foundation to their skin tone, or clean their brushes properly. A course built in the right sequence changes that. You start with makeup basics, skin types, color theory, brush technique, and build to advanced artistry step by step.

By the end, you're not copying someone else's tutorial. You're making decisions based on what works for your face.

Who This Course Is For

Research from Mintel shows that 42% of teens ages 12–14 who use beauty products say it makes them feel more confident; that figure rises to 56% by ages 15–17. The goal of this course isn't to push makeup on anyone. It's to give teens who are already curious the actual skills to use it well.

This works well if you:

  • Are starting from zero and want real makeup skills, not just one tutorial technique
  • Have tried makeup but can't make looks work on your own face
  • Want to explore whether makeup artistry is something worth pursuing seriously
  • Need looks for school, going out, or just everyday life
  • Are ages 11–17 and want a program designed for younger skin

No professional kit required. The course covers which products and tools actually matter so you can build a practical setup over time.

Compare your options

How This Course Compares

Option Cost What you get
Pro Makeup Course: Oh!Nice SPACE $15 per course Choose one of six standalone English video courses; beginner foundation included
Ulta Beauty in-store session ~$25–$50 One look per visit, no sequence, product-focused
YouTube tutorials Free Individual techniques, no structure, no feedback
Local makeup school $500–$2,000+ Full program, in-person, certification track
Subscription beauty service $20–$50/month Large library, no guided learning path

Ulta holds a 42% share of teen beauty shopper preference according to Piper Sandler, but an in-store session covers one look in one visit. Choose one technique for $15, or get the six-course package for $49. Each course includes its own beginner foundation.

Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What will my teen learn in the Pro Makeup Course?
    Choose from six standalone courses: Day Makeup, Evening Makeup, Hollywood Makeup, Lifting Makeup, Smoky Eyes and Smudged Winged Eyeliner. Each costs $15 and includes its own beginner foundation. You can buy one course without buying the others, or get all six for $49.
  • Is the course suitable for complete beginners?
    Yes. Each standalone course includes its own beginner foundation, so you can start with the look you want to learn. You do not need to buy Day Makeup before Evening Makeup or any other course.
  • Can a beginner take an online makeup course?
    Yes. This program starts with the fundamentals, skin prep, brush technique, color theory, before moving to more advanced techniques. No experience or special kit required to enroll.
  • How do beginners learn basic makeup?
    Structure beats volume. Watching tutorials one-by-one often leaves gaps because each assumes different background knowledge. A sequenced program builds skills in order, skin first, tools second, technique third, so everything actually sticks.
  • What tools and products are needed?
    A basic brush kit (flat shader, fluffy blending, pencil brush, powder brush), primer, foundation in the student's shade, concealer, neutral eyeshadow palette, eyeliner, mascara, blush, and lipstick. The course lists affordable teen-safe options.
  • How much practice is included?
    About 80% of the course is hands-on practice. Students recreate each look alongside the instructor video, pause as needed, and receive step-by-step guidance for every stage.
  • What is the best online makeup school for teens?
    It depends on your goal. If you need formal certification and a career track, a full makeup school program makes sense, those run $500–$2,000+. If you want to develop real skills, explore makeup artistry, and figure out whether you'd pursue it professionally, a focused $15 course gives you essential skills without the price tag.
  • How much does Ulta charge for a makeup lesson?
    Ulta in-store sessions typically run $25–$50 and cover one look per visit. They're useful for discovering products but aren't designed as a makeup course, no sequence, no theory, no skill-building. Our six standalone video courses cost $15 each, or $49 together as a fixed package. A $15 purchase includes one course; the $49 package includes all six.
  • Can the course help teens pursue a makeup career later?
    Yes. It teaches real professional techniques used by makeup artists on photo shoots, weddings, and fashion events. While not a formal certification, it builds the foundation students can later extend with cosmetology school or advanced courses.

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