Ever wondered about a
makeup artist job? How to start this line of career, industry practices and the works? Aside from what we all know that makeup artists provides services to make people look at their best, there are other interesting details about a
makeup artists job.
In this article we have gathered some facts about a makeup artist job, and we are not referring to just the-most-famous-lipstick-for-makeup-artists kind of information. So read on and enjoy!
Facts # 1 about a Makeup Artist JobA few of the famous institutions that recognize creativity in various makeup artists jobs are the Academy Awards, The Oscars, The Emmy Awards, and the Golden Globe. These are the pinnacle of professional recognition in the entire makeup industry.
Facts # 2 about a Makeup Artist JobThere are 4 major categories for a makeup artist job worldwide and these are; Makeup for Fashion which covers photography, fashion shows, magazine and commercial print; Theatre Makeup which includes Play and portrayal of any stage characters; Makeup for Special Effects are for movies, television and featured films, Bridal and Special Occasion Makeup which-well, obviously for weddings and special occasion needs.
Facts # 3 about a Makeup Artist JobOther than working as a Freelance or a Salon based makeup artist, some Artists work for cosmetic brands as their Brand Ambassador or Spokesperson. Making these Artists as a celebrity in their own field of work or as some would like to put it -- a walking encyclopaedia to the brands product line and services.
Facts # 4 about a Makeup Artist Job Aside from a Makeup Artists professional fee, a certain makeup artist kit fee is also provided to compensate for the Artist’s use of their product line while delivering a service to a client. These fees usually cover for disposable items like false eyelashes, brushes, sponges, and the likes.
Facts # 5 about a Makeup Artist Job A makeup artist in the US is a
Cosmetology licensed practitioner. Though every State has different requirements to acquire such license, the general procedure for an applicant is to have a number of study hours plus passing the State Board Licensing Examination.