Interview to become Makeup Instructor for a Cosmetology School.

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Kirsten H.

Jul 15, 2014

Kirsten H.

I would just be yourself for the interview, still look professional, but don't forget to add that piece of personality that will make them remember you. For your resume, have everything you have done. Its supposed to be a written version of your work, so don't exclude anything. Be proud of what you have accomplished so far. As for you portfolio, include your best work. They want to make sure you can back up your resume with visual proof of what you can do. Good Luck!!

lena c.

Jul 16, 2014

lena c.

I have a question.

lena c.

Jul 17, 2014

lena c.

How old do you have to me to start getting into professional makeup I'm 15 and I've been wanting to me a professional makeup artist for years

lena c.

Jul 17, 2014

lena c.

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