TATTOO & SCAR COVER FOR BRIDES/FILM/TV/ EDITORIAL

 

 

Tattoos are now part of everyday life, but in film, television, bridal and commercial work, they often need to disappear quickly and convincingly.

 

This class is ideal for artists who want to expand their professional toolkit and make more money in their business, working confidently across multiple industries, where tattoo cover is a highly requested skill

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In this specialised workshop, Liz Sharp shares the professional techniques used on set to completely conceal tattoos while maintaining natural skin texture and realism on camera, be it for 1 hour to 10 hrs or even in water she has you covered.

 

Drawing from over 30 years in makeup in editorial, weddings, film and television, Liz will guide artists through the products, colour correction methods, layering techniques and setting processes required to achieve seamless tattoo coverage that holds under HD cameras, lighting and long shooting days.

 

Students will learn how to analyse different tattoo pigments, neutralise colour effectively, and create durable coverage that still looks like real skin — an essential skill for any makeup artist working in screen, bridal or high-end beauty work.

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Skills Covered:

 

• Colour theory for tattoo neutralisation

• Film and HD-ready tattoo coverage

• Product selection and layering techniques

• Long-wear setting methods for shooting days

• Maintaining natural skin texture on camera

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Why learn Tattoo Cover?

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Learning from Liz Sharp means your business can earn more money!! and we all want that! Tattoo cover is a skill that needs to be mastered and understood to offer effectively to your clients.

Your Clients with absolutely love that you can create highly convincing transformations not just with hair and makeup but tattoo cover/ remembering it could be a scar, birthmark too that a client wants concealed.  

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Key Benefits for Students

 

 

• Learn industry techniques used in Bridal, Editorial, Film and TV 

• Expand skills beyond beauty and bridal work

• Understand realistic colour, texture, and skin simulation

• Increase opportunities in Bridal, Film, Television, Theatre, and Editorial shoots

 

 

 

 Tip for your workshops, Liz:

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Students are often attracted to this because it’s something they can’t easily learn on YouTube—the realistic layering, colour theory and on-set speed techniques are what make it valuable.

 

A practical and industry-focused session designed to give artists real working techniques used in professional settings.