THE SUBJECTS

INDIA BEAUTY EDUCATOR RESOURCES / CBBE

An intention.
An observation.
A fuller account.

Beauty foundations, practice planning and portfolio learning. Start with the relationship you want to understand.

01THE SUBJECTBeauty foundations

A foundation question before a technique

Before selecting a technique, name the intention, the person and the learning question.

  • What is the learning question?
  • Which context shapes it?
  • What needs qualified instruction?
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Close portrait of a woman with defined eyebrows, long lashes and mauve lipstick.
INDEPENDENT BEAUTY PHOTOGRAPHY / ILLUSTRATIVE, NOT CBBE LEARNER WORK
02THE SUBJECTPractice planning

Plan an observation, not an assumption

Give an observation a clear brief. Keep what happened separate from what you expected.

  • What am I authorised to observe?
  • What actually occurred?
  • Which question belongs in the next review?
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A masked makeup artist applying eye makeup to a seated woman in a white robe.
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03THE SUBJECTPortfolio learning

A portfolio caption with context

Let the caption explain the contribution, the collaborators and the permissions behind the frame.

  • What is my actual contribution?
  • What permission covers the image?
  • Which claim should the caption avoid?
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An open eyeshadow palette with neutral and shimmering pans below a mirror.
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THE THREAD BETWEEN THE SUBJECTS

Keep the question.
Return to the context.

A reference can inspire a visual intention. An observation can raise a question. A caption can explain what you actually contributed. None needs to pretend to do the job of all the others.

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