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Antisar A.

Jun 26, 2013

Antisar A.

Hi (: so I'm pretty much done with beauty school I have like 2 months left and than its off to take the 2 part exam!!

Now I wanna take a lot more courses and extend my portfolio so I can offee my clients a lot more with w.e knowledge I experience.

I plan on taking literally everything idc if I'm 50 I will always try to learn more

I'm really interested in esthetics and nails and color and cuts and updos and makeup, what should my next course be?

another question there are mac make up classes and there are makeup forever classes here in nyc I love make up forever a looot more than mac idc to muvh for mac...but many people suggest the mac pro makeup classes? which is better?

Berenise V.

Jul 1, 2013

Berenise V.

I finished school and got my license a year ago and what I personally would want to persue is acrylics and makeup! I see more of a demand and bigger learning possibilities because things and trends and techniques are changing so quick! I see girls interested in nails a lot and thats why I've been doing a lot of nail arr and wish I could do good acrylics..but anything in the beauty field is great!! :) those are just my two top ones..mostly nails :) lol.

Antisar A.

Jul 2, 2013

Antisar A.

Crap! I had written a huge reply to this but it didn't sens :/ I'm talking about there beginner classes jacqueline.

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