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May 23, 2012
Sarah G.
Ello' My name is SarahVictoria I'm 17 i graduate next year and after i plan to go to beauty school to become a make-up artist.Looking for advice.tips.And ideas for make'up. Hmm. i don't know what else to say im shy ;p Well Talk to me? (= ♥ I really would like and need advice on anything (= i have so many questions and stuff..The pics on my page are old the newest are the redlips and my profile picture..Please help (=
Jun 5, 2012
mallory w.
Where do you live? What school are you planning on attending?
Jun 10, 2012
Rachel S.
Here's what I did: Watch a lot of youtube videos and follow lots of beauty blogs, and practice. By the time I actually went to beauty school, I basically knew everything! Here's the link to my blog where I post makeup looks and picture tutorials, you're welcome to join! http://rachelshuchat.blogspot.ca/
Jun 17, 2012
Sarah G.
Thank you♥ i watch a lot of videos i hate the ones that are really dum like omg i just bought this just cause lol...i hope to attend saloon success or marinello
Jun 20, 2012
Candace C.
Go to makeup workshops and seminars from professionals in the industry that are doing the type of work that you want to do. The Makeup Show had classes by Billy B. (does makeup for Pink and Lady Gaga), Tia Danzler (does makeup for Jennifer Hudson) and more! Learn from those who are doing the type of makeup you want to do. If you want to do film then look for classes from Ve Neill. Do research on makeup artists and you will be surprised how much training you can get from the pros.
Jun 20, 2012
Brandy R.
I completely agree with Candace. Another way to break into the industry and make a lot of contacts is to work in retail at a makeup counter. I honestly can't think of a single professional makeup artist who hasn't worked at one. Not only will you get trained on the products, ingredients and get to practice and hone your mu skills, but you will usually be surrounded by vets that you can learn a lot from. I learned a LOT from my two years at Nordstrom. Nothing better than learning hands-on. Also, find out who the well-respected and established makeup artists are in your area and ask if you can shadow them for a day or offer to be an apprentice.
Jun 20, 2012
Candace C.
You also get free product, and you are informed about "the looks" for the upcoming seasons so you are always "in the know". I started in the industry as a freelance regional makeup artist and became a national makeup artist. Then my work changed to print, magazines and TV.
Jun 20, 2012
Brandy R.
Thanks Candace! I can't believe that I forgot to mention the free product "gratis" - which is also a great way to start building your professional kit!
Jun 26, 2012
Serena S.
Youtube is very helpful but one piece of advice is to know your products! Different products work better with some then others. I recently started a blog reviewing a few different products check it out sometime!
http://www.sbeautyx0x0.blogspot.ca/
It's always helpful to know what works with different peoples skin