Specialized
Bridal & Salon Artistry
High-practice, high-pressure looks. You learn the trial, the wedding-morning sequence, and how not to over-promise.
Curriculum
Module 1: Skin that lasts
Prep, prime and set for long events in Indian weather, without heavy medical claims.
Module 2: Colour for camera
Eyes, lips and skin that read in photographs and in daylight.
Module 3: Hair & jewellery
Simple finishing that works with a veil, maang tikka or open hair.
Module 4: Trial to day
A mock trial plus a timed wedding-morning practical.
Who this is for
Practising beauticians and professional-programme graduates. Not a first course for complete beginners.
What you should leave with
- Run a bridal trial and a timed event look
- Adapt a look when skin or time changes
- Brief a client family without overselling
How you are assessed
You are assessed on a live practical: a complete, timed treatment, look, class or consult, with hygiene, briefing and aftercare. The certificate is issued only if you pass. It records the Anora programme you completed. It is not a government licence.
What the fee covers
- Trainer-led, offline teaching for the listed duration
- Supervised practice on classmates and live models
- A live practical assessment
- An Anora certificate with a public ID if you pass
Uniform, kit and station details, plus any instalment plan, are confirmed after a seat is offered. Travel, stay, meals and a job are not included.