★ Thursday  01 October 2026 | 7 pm BST | 2 pm EDT | One hour | Free

Halloween Workshop

Tips, tricks and your questions, live

Halloween is the one night of the year when everybody gets to be a makeup artist. Spend an hour with me and learn what separates a look that lasts the whole evening from one that gives up before the party starts...

★ Thursday 1 October 2026

★ 7 pm BST / 2 pm EDT

★ Thursday  01 October 2026 | 7 pm BST | 2 pm EDT | One hour | Free

Halloween Workshop

Tips, tricks and your questions, live

Halloween is the one night of the year when everybody gets to be a makeup artist. Spend an hour with me and learn what separates a look that lasts the whole evening from one that gives up before the party starts...

★ Thursday 1 October 2026

★ 7 pm BST / 2 pm EDT

★ What we will see

Four things, one hour


 

1. Tips and tricks

The groundwork behind a Halloween look that lasts: preparing your skin, choosing products that hold up for a full night out, and the small techniques I rely on at work to make a look read from across a room, in a photo or in the dark. Then how to take it all off again without punishing your face the next morning.


 

2. Q&A

Your look, your questions. Type them into the chat on the night and I will answer as many as the hour allows.


 

3. Special thank you

 Announced at the end of the night.


 

 ★ Save the date! 

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Hi, I’m Sophie

I am a qualified makeup artist for television, film and multimedia and have been for the last 6 years. I am autistic, which is part of the reason I teach the way I do, in depth and with structure! I won series three of Glow Up in 2021, aged 21, while I was still a student and ever since have been arguing that makeup education leaves out the half of the subject I find most interesting, the knowledge of why? Why do we do, what we do?

Since launching my first two courses I have taught over two hundred students and I run a private group chat where I can speak with you and us with each other. Students tell me the thing they value most about it the courses is that there is no background music, no sponsorship and no product I am being paid to mention, it’s honest, always.

This autumn I start a PGCE at University College London to train as a teacher of art and design. The final course arrives the same month I go back to being a student again myself, which was not planned… but seems just right. Let’s learn together.

See it first

One hour, free, on Thursday 1 October. Come with a half-finished plan and leave knowing how to finish it.

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