Technique over products
We name product types and formulas, rarely brands. If a lesson only works with one specific product, it isn't a technique.
About
Our backstage
JumbClipBungalw started as a folder of notes we gave to assistants on their first day: the order we work in, the placements we rely on, the hygiene rules that are never optional. This site is that folder, opened up.
Ranked by skill
Every lesson carries a level and a step count so you know what to practise first and what can wait.
Independent
No sponsorships, affiliate links or free products in exchange for coverage. We are not affiliated with any brand, retailer or academy.
The tutors
Who writes the lessons
Mara Ellison
Lead tutor · Base, skin & colour
Fourteen years across editorial shoots, regional theatre and bridal work. Obsessed with skin that looks like skin.
Dev Okafor
Tutor · Eyes, brows & hygiene
Runway and commercial artist who has trained dozens of assistants. Writes the eyes lesson and enforces the kit rules.
How a lesson is made
Each lesson is drafted from real working practice, then tested on at least three different faces with different skin types, ages and depths before publishing. We rewrite any step that a beginner tester could not follow without help. Safety and hygiene guidance is checked against widely published public guidance, and where rules differ by country we say so instead of pretending there is one answer.
Spotted an error or have a better method? We genuinely want to hear it — send it through the chair.