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Liz G.

Nov 23, 2015

Liz G.

So my names Lizzette , I am a current esthetician student graduating next month on the 22cnd. Lately our question has been what we're going to do after were licensed , well I got into this industry because I love the cosmetics part. I love helping women feel as they should , beautiful. I want to see how to jump into the industry and have a good successful makeup career. It is my Dream ✨

Atziris V.

Nov 26, 2015

Atziris V.

First of all, congratulations Lizzette! Now, the way I see it location is VERY important so make sure you work in a place that can attract the clientele you need. I suggest holding classes where you can educate your clients on how to do their own makeup to get your name out there a little. And of course post everything you do on social media so people can see your work. It's very hard to get people to trust you blindly if they know you just got out of school. I also suggest looking for classes and competitions. No matter how good a person is or how long they've been in the business, if you learn just one new thing from each experience it can make a huge change for you. I hope I was of some help to you, good luck! 😉

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