New hairstylist/makeup artist

Jan 25, 2013

Jean W.

Im a newly licensed Im a newly licensed stylist and certified makeup artist hair stylist and certified makeup artist who is trying to find work. What places are good for people starting out like me?

Jan 28, 2013

You should start somewhere where they give you additional training. I got my license a year ago and it was really difficult finding a job because everyone wanted experience! Even if you're newly out of school, you might not know a lot of tips and tricks that training can give you! :)

Jan 28, 2013

Holiday S.

But were can i go and find a salon like that

Jan 28, 2013

Rocio S.

Its mostly chain companies like Great Clips, Sports Clips, etc. sometimes local salons offer it, too you just have to ask :)

Feb 24, 2013

Shay W.

I don't know what the rules are where you live but my advice is to start off someplace that will pay you hourly. atheist for the first few years until you build a clientele. starting off on 50% commission is balls! looks for a place with a high walk in rate aswell. if you can find a paid apprenticeship then take it!! be open to everything when it comes to hair (and I'm assuming makeup too) keep positive and learn from your mistakes. don't give up!

Mar 2, 2013

Bree B.

I would pick a high end salon. You're going to receive better training and they're grooming you to work for them so that helps take care of the after.

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