Credentials
Face Palette's credibility is significantly enhanced through its affiliation with the UN Global Compact Programme, certification from the Europe India Centre for Business and Industry, an European Parliament accredited organisation and being part of United Nations Women’s Empowerment Principles (WEPs). These recognitions align Face Palette with globally respected standards, lending international credibility to Face Palette's mission and further validating its commitment to empowering women through skill development in Kerala and beyond.

United Nations Global Compact
This UN affiliation extends international credibility and exposure to its students. Face Palette is one of only 344 organizations in India selected for this UN initiative. Face Palette stands out for its mission of empowering women through makeup artistry, with a strong focus on skill development to support Kerala’s economic growth

EICBI Certification
EICBI, a European Parliament accredited organisation & Face Palette has signed an MOU whereby Face Palette will deliver different formats of makeup training workshops for Indian and foreign students at its professional makeup training studio in Kochi and these courses will be certified by EICBI and students will receive a joint certification from EICBI and Face Palette.

Face Palette has been selected to be a part of United Nation's Women’s Empowerment Principles (WEPs). Established by UN Women and UN Global Compact & funded by the European Union, Face Palette was invited to join a global movement of leading businesses driving growth, innovation & workplace excellence through United Nations WEPs.
About Lekshmi Menon FRSA
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Lekshmi Menon FRSA is the Founder of Face Palette.
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First Indian makeup artist nominated to the Royal Society of Arts (RSA), London, a 271-year-old institution whose patron is HRH King Charles III.
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Honoured at the British Parliament in 2019 as one of the Top 50 Beauty Industry Leaders across Europe and India.
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Has trained over 2,500 individuals through her long-term professional makeup courses at her academy in India.
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Has trained thousands more through short-term workshops conducted both online and offline.
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Millions have benefitted from her online sessions, beauty tips, and live interactions shared through digital platforms.
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Her work is backed by over 650 five-star reviews on Google.
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Frequently featured in national and regional television, newspapers, and lifestyle magazines for her expertise and impact in the beauty industry.

Details
What to Expect
This hands-on masterclass offers a rare opportunity to explore and learn the fine nuances of South Indian bridal artistry — from traditional elegance to contemporary trends. Key takeaways include:
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Timing : 9 AM - 5 PM
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Demo-Based Learning: The core of the masterclass is a demonstration by the instructor on a model, showcasing various makeup techniques and looks.
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Observation and Note-Taking: Students will actively observe the demo, paying attention to techniques, product application, and overall artistry.
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Q&A: Students can ask questions and clarify doubts during or after the demo.
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Certification: Certification upon completion of the masterclass.
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Contact : +91 98 470 740 73 / +44 771 222 0683
Whether you are an aspiring makeup artist, a salon professional, or a beauty enthusiast, this masterclass brings India’s rich bridal artistry directly to London.
India Skills in Focus
This masterclass is organised in collaboration with Europe India Centre for Business and Industry (EICBI) as part of EICBI continued efforts to promote Indian skills, talent, and entrepreneurship in the United Kingdom. EICBI, which is accredited to the European Parliament and registered with the European commission, has been playing a key role in promoting UK India and EU India relations since 2011
Why This Matters
This masterclass is part of EICBI’s broader strategy to:
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Promote Indian talent and skills in European markets
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Create knowledge-sharing and cultural exchange opportunities
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Celebrate Indian traditions through a contemporary lens
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It reflects our belief that India’s soft power and creative economy have a significant role to play in strengthening India–UK relations.