Proffessional Course For Makeup Artist.

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Sonia B.

May 26, 2013

Sonia B.

I am basically from india and I am looking for some good proffesional courses in makeup field as I am seeing my carrier in it. This would be my first step towards it. I have basic knowldege of makeup having worked for airlines for 6 years (kingfisher) I have been trained with basic's of makeup. It would be extremly great and very helpful to be advised n guided by the experts:-)thnku.

Dominique W.

May 27, 2013

Dominique W.

It would be very helpful to look at videos on YouTube. a lot of makeup artists are self-taught!

Sonia B.

May 27, 2013

Sonia B.

thnku dominique.

Amy N.

Jun 28, 2013

Amy N.

Hi Sonia! I love your passion for makeup. Have you ever thought about coming to the US? There is an awesome school in New York called CHIC STUDIOS! They definitely help out with international students!!

We have Small Class-sizes, Intensive Curriculums, Highly Trained Instructors & The “Chic Community”, which includes freelance opportunities, career development, hiring fairs for cosmetic retailing with top brands like MAC, Sephora, and Macy’s, complimentary 'Power Hour' training workshops, networking events and much more!

We also work with brands like: Makeup Forever, NARS, Laura Mercier, BH Cosmetics, MAC Cosmetics, Eve Pearl, Graftobian, Cinema Secrets, Bobbi Brown, Smashbox and many others.

You should really look into it! --> www.chicstudiosnyc.com or contact christina@chicstudiosnyc.com for more questions! :)

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