I'm 16 years old and want to be a make-up artist but don't know where to study. I live in London E4 so I'm looking for someone that does not involve too much traveling. Most of the schools I have looked at are so very expensive. They go into their thousands. Please help. Any
suggestions would be very much appreciated xoxoxoxNeed help in becoming a make-up artist?
try paris beauty web siteNeed help in becoming a make-up artist?
You should go onto YouTube and look up this chick named ';pixiwoo'; and she lives in the UK and is a makeup artist, so you should ask her in a message or comment or both!
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Its free if you do it in college. But you need to pay for your kit. Try the london college of fashion.
Monday, June 21, 2010
Do you have to have a qualification to be a make-up artist, or can you just get ';on the job'; training?
First you need to have a passion for makeup. then you can get practice using friends, faily, yourself. watch youtube videos on how to do certain makeup looks example petrilude and makeupgeektv are some good channels.
on the job training can also help. if one wants to learn more, ten going for training is definitely good. most makeup artists i know are self taught though.Do you have to have a qualification to be a make-up artist, or can you just get ';on the job'; training?
you dont have to be qualified to be a makeup artist but you should get a portfolio started and get alot of experience. I have a friend who learned on the job.Do you have to have a qualification to be a make-up artist, or can you just get ';on the job'; training?
It depends on where you are, where I live in you need to have an estheticians certification after having attended cosmetology school. However in many places you can get on the job training
on the job training can also help. if one wants to learn more, ten going for training is definitely good. most makeup artists i know are self taught though.Do you have to have a qualification to be a make-up artist, or can you just get ';on the job'; training?
you dont have to be qualified to be a makeup artist but you should get a portfolio started and get alot of experience. I have a friend who learned on the job.Do you have to have a qualification to be a make-up artist, or can you just get ';on the job'; training?
It depends on where you are, where I live in you need to have an estheticians certification after having attended cosmetology school. However in many places you can get on the job training
Do you need to go to cosmetology school before taking clasess to be a certified make-up artist? (in CA)?
Do you need to go to cosmetology school before taking clasess to be a certified make-up artist? (in CA)Do you need to go to cosmetology school before taking clasess to be a certified make-up artist? (in CA)?
I think the classes may do the job but I think that you will have a better chance of getting somewhere if you go to cosmotology school first.Do you need to go to cosmetology school before taking clasess to be a certified make-up artist? (in CA)?
no, not at all...in cosmetology courses you dont get much makeup, you are only required to complete abour 10 hrs of makeup...its not as detailed. One of my friends went to make up school first, then she decided to take cosmetology. :) it's up to you. =]
I think the classes may do the job but I think that you will have a better chance of getting somewhere if you go to cosmotology school first.Do you need to go to cosmetology school before taking clasess to be a certified make-up artist? (in CA)?
no, not at all...in cosmetology courses you dont get much makeup, you are only required to complete abour 10 hrs of makeup...its not as detailed. One of my friends went to make up school first, then she decided to take cosmetology. :) it's up to you. =]
What is the scope for a make-up artist?
I am thinking of pursuing a course from the London School of Make-up.
Can anyone tell me if it will be worth the time and money. Its going to cost me a huge sum so I want to make sure that there is enough oppurtunity for me to showcase my talent and make money.What is the scope for a make-up artist?
quite hoenstly babes i have worked as a makeup artist and have never done a formal qualification.talent is more important.the only basics you need to know are what colours suit people and how to apply.this info can be found in beauty magazines,websites or from asking another makeup artist.i wouldnt pay a huge sum to get a qualification.and there isnt a lot of business for this market which is why i dont do it anymore though this may be different in other areas.alot of colleges in britain actually do this course for free.so have a scout around xx
Can anyone tell me if it will be worth the time and money. Its going to cost me a huge sum so I want to make sure that there is enough oppurtunity for me to showcase my talent and make money.What is the scope for a make-up artist?
quite hoenstly babes i have worked as a makeup artist and have never done a formal qualification.talent is more important.the only basics you need to know are what colours suit people and how to apply.this info can be found in beauty magazines,websites or from asking another makeup artist.i wouldnt pay a huge sum to get a qualification.and there isnt a lot of business for this market which is why i dont do it anymore though this may be different in other areas.alot of colleges in britain actually do this course for free.so have a scout around xx
What do you need to study to become a make-up artist?
To be a cosmetologist requires as much study of the muscles, bones, and nerves as first year nursing student. Be ready to study hard.
Cosmetology is the study of hair and skin.
Specializing in makeup is really a hard thing to do. Requires hours and hours of practice.
Visit a Cosmetology (Beauty) School near where you live. They are always looking for more students and will give you a grand tour.What do you need to study to become a make-up artist?
go to a cosmotology school that specifys in makeup.
if theres any local ones by you, go there and get brochures and all the info you need.
: )What do you need to study to become a make-up artist?
A LOT OF TRAINING
Google will help you better than yahoo answers unless you find a professional
there is so much school and hours of practice you need.
go to a makeup school
Yes here u are improve your knowledge from this web side http://www.fabjob.com/makeupartist.asp thats all (my girl friend was artist too but she was in house arrest in timbuktu)
cosmetology, the good schools cost a lot of $$
cosmotoligy
art, fashion, and make-up
makeup
Cosmotology
cuz you don't want your customers looking like freaks....lol!!
Somebody sleepy enough to sit there while you make him look like an idiot...jk
Ronald McDonald coloring book.
You need to study people's faces.
different kinds of make-up and which color goes with which skin tone, hair and eyes
and focus - u cant be messin up on people's faces now
cosmetology.
psst.... automotive paint is the same as nail polish except polish has glycerin added for shelf life. just a tid bit of fact.
Go to a Cosmetology school.
Then you would do freebees at like a local salon.
so u dont totally f*** up someones face.
lol
cosmotology
Cosmetology is the study of hair and skin.
Specializing in makeup is really a hard thing to do. Requires hours and hours of practice.
Visit a Cosmetology (Beauty) School near where you live. They are always looking for more students and will give you a grand tour.What do you need to study to become a make-up artist?
go to a cosmotology school that specifys in makeup.
if theres any local ones by you, go there and get brochures and all the info you need.
: )What do you need to study to become a make-up artist?
A LOT OF TRAINING
Google will help you better than yahoo answers unless you find a professional
there is so much school and hours of practice you need.
go to a makeup school
Yes here u are improve your knowledge from this web side http://www.fabjob.com/makeupartist.asp thats all (my girl friend was artist too but she was in house arrest in timbuktu)
cosmetology, the good schools cost a lot of $$
cosmotoligy
art, fashion, and make-up
makeup
Cosmotology
cuz you don't want your customers looking like freaks....lol!!
Somebody sleepy enough to sit there while you make him look like an idiot...jk
Ronald McDonald coloring book.
You need to study people's faces.
different kinds of make-up and which color goes with which skin tone, hair and eyes
and focus - u cant be messin up on people's faces now
cosmetology.
psst.... automotive paint is the same as nail polish except polish has glycerin added for shelf life. just a tid bit of fact.
Go to a Cosmetology school.
Then you would do freebees at like a local salon.
so u dont totally f*** up someones face.
lol
cosmotology
Make up artist please respond or those who truly know?
1. Do I put a concealer first or foundation first?
2. Should my concealer match my skin tone
3. Bronzer should it also match my skin toneMake up artist please respond or those who truly know?
1: always apply foundation 1st
2: get a concealer 1 shade lighter than your skin tone
3: buy a bronzer that is a shade darker than your skin to give you a little sunkissed lookMake up artist please respond or those who truly know?
1. If you're not a pro, I would choose concealer first in case the concealer color don't blend well with the foundation color. If you apply foundation first, you should mix the concealer with the foundation before applying it that is if you're using a liquid foundation.
2. No, yellow tone cancels out blue and green cancels out red. However, you have to blend it really well so the color difference won't be obvious. You might need to mix it with a little foundation if the color difference is too much.
3. Bronzers are usually a little darker than your natural skin tone.
1. Do I put a concealer first or foundation first?
-This is preference. If the person doesn't need much coverage, I'll do the foundation first to see if that evens out the problem. If not, conceal the areas that need it. Otherwise if they really need coverage, concealer first, foundation, then top it off with more concealer, again, if needed.
2. Should my concealer match my skin tone
-Yes, of course. The point of concealer is the conceal whatever problems you might have and to match your skin tone. If you got a different shade, it would show. It you have redness however, neutralize it first before foundation with a green (you can buy colour wheels anywhere).
3. Bronzer should it also match my skin tone
-Not so much ';match'; as your goal is to give the skin a healthy glow. If you are fair skinned, I would use maybe a shade darker (nothing lighter then you already are), but stay within the range. Obviously for someone who is fair, you wouldn't be using a bronzer that is made for dark skin. Remember, with bronzer, a little goes a long way. Use a big powder dome brush to sweep colour over the areas that naturally would get the sun (cheekbones, chin, sides of nose, forehead..you get the idea). Remember to blend it into your neck however as normally the neck and face are two different skin shades. The last thing you need is to have a dark face and light neck!
Hope that helps some.
here is my answer but it also depends on what you prefer.
but most people do this.
concealer around ur eyes and pimple and black/red spots if u have any.
then foundation all over ur face.
so concealer then ur foundation.
concealer should match ur skin tone. because u don't want people to see it. obviously.
no bronzer should NOT match ur skin tone, it should be a little darker then ur skin tone coz you are shaping ur face.
hope it helps.
Concealer goes first. Then the foundation then your powder. Your concealer should be one to two shades lighter than your skin tone to cover redish splotches better. Bronzer should be one to two shades darker than your skin tone and only lightly brush onto your T zone. (Forehead, nose, and chin.)
first u moisturise your skin then use primer then foundation n then some small amount of concelear n yes bronzer should match ur skin tone
concealer firsthair tips
2. Should my concealer match my skin tone
3. Bronzer should it also match my skin toneMake up artist please respond or those who truly know?
1: always apply foundation 1st
2: get a concealer 1 shade lighter than your skin tone
3: buy a bronzer that is a shade darker than your skin to give you a little sunkissed lookMake up artist please respond or those who truly know?
1. If you're not a pro, I would choose concealer first in case the concealer color don't blend well with the foundation color. If you apply foundation first, you should mix the concealer with the foundation before applying it that is if you're using a liquid foundation.
2. No, yellow tone cancels out blue and green cancels out red. However, you have to blend it really well so the color difference won't be obvious. You might need to mix it with a little foundation if the color difference is too much.
3. Bronzers are usually a little darker than your natural skin tone.
1. Do I put a concealer first or foundation first?
-This is preference. If the person doesn't need much coverage, I'll do the foundation first to see if that evens out the problem. If not, conceal the areas that need it. Otherwise if they really need coverage, concealer first, foundation, then top it off with more concealer, again, if needed.
2. Should my concealer match my skin tone
-Yes, of course. The point of concealer is the conceal whatever problems you might have and to match your skin tone. If you got a different shade, it would show. It you have redness however, neutralize it first before foundation with a green (you can buy colour wheels anywhere).
3. Bronzer should it also match my skin tone
-Not so much ';match'; as your goal is to give the skin a healthy glow. If you are fair skinned, I would use maybe a shade darker (nothing lighter then you already are), but stay within the range. Obviously for someone who is fair, you wouldn't be using a bronzer that is made for dark skin. Remember, with bronzer, a little goes a long way. Use a big powder dome brush to sweep colour over the areas that naturally would get the sun (cheekbones, chin, sides of nose, forehead..you get the idea). Remember to blend it into your neck however as normally the neck and face are two different skin shades. The last thing you need is to have a dark face and light neck!
Hope that helps some.
here is my answer but it also depends on what you prefer.
but most people do this.
concealer around ur eyes and pimple and black/red spots if u have any.
then foundation all over ur face.
so concealer then ur foundation.
concealer should match ur skin tone. because u don't want people to see it. obviously.
no bronzer should NOT match ur skin tone, it should be a little darker then ur skin tone coz you are shaping ur face.
hope it helps.
Concealer goes first. Then the foundation then your powder. Your concealer should be one to two shades lighter than your skin tone to cover redish splotches better. Bronzer should be one to two shades darker than your skin tone and only lightly brush onto your T zone. (Forehead, nose, and chin.)
first u moisturise your skin then use primer then foundation n then some small amount of concelear n yes bronzer should match ur skin tone
concealer first
Okay so I want to be a make up artist but it says that I need some cosemtology experience?
What does that mean and what can I do to get itOkay so I want to be a make up artist but it says that I need some cosemtology experience?
you can learn it from going to a local beauty school.....they have classes on it.Okay so I want to be a make up artist but it says that I need some cosemtology experience?
That probley means, You need to go to School, Get your cos. License, work in a Salon, then become a Specialized Make up Artist.
I'm pretty sure.
you can learn it from going to a local beauty school.....they have classes on it.Okay so I want to be a make up artist but it says that I need some cosemtology experience?
That probley means, You need to go to School, Get your cos. License, work in a Salon, then become a Specialized Make up Artist.
I'm pretty sure.
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