Award Makeup School or Make Up Designory?

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Andrea F.

Sep 12, 2012

Andrea F.

These two schools are both very popular among successful makeup artists. I was wondering if anybody on here has input on either school. :) The CA locations!

Brandi T.

Sep 15, 2012

Brandi T.

As a graduate from MUD NYC, I can only speak from my experience that is an amazing place to go. There are 3 different courses you can take depending on the extent of Makeup education you would like to receive. The classes are smaller and intimate, about 20? You start with them, and graduate with them so nobody feels behind. I've been doing makeup professionally for about 5 years, and I decided to attend Mud to sharpen my artistic and business skills. I am so glad I went! I recently moved from NYC to SoCal, and as soon as I landed, I contacted the west coast campus. I still have a great relationship with them and have been able to build my network out here because of them. There are so many great things about MUD, I suggest if you are serious, attend an open house or tour. Ask as many questions you can. Do your research and scout other schools as well, but I bet you will get a sense of home at MUD.
Good Luck Girly! 

Andrea F.

Sep 19, 2012

Andrea F.

Awesome, thanks for the info! :) So they teach about the business and help you out for when you graduate with portfolio and networking and all that?? 

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