Any Tips On Breaking Into The Makeup/Beautician Industry?

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Crystal K.

Mar 14, 2013

Crystal K.

Have to get licensed.

AJ M.

Mar 14, 2013

AJ M.

Depends on your state's regulations on becoming a mua. Most will require you to be licensed to work in a salon but if you're freelancing you may not have to go to school for it.

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