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Sevetria M.

Nov 7, 2013

Sevetria M.

My friends and family come to me all the time for makeup and beauty tips. At one point I was a counter manager for two makeup lines. Is taking Esthetics necessary or should I continue learning on my own?

Landrey S.

Nov 10, 2013

Landrey S.

It never hurts,to have that education as a background. Understanding histology of skin may in many ways help you become,a better MUA. It is not a necessity if your true passion is makeup artistry. In my experience many people think esthetics focuses on artistry but its minimal. Hope this helps in your decision making

Mary T.

Nov 10, 2013

Mary T.

I think I learned more just being in the environment of beauty. If you are going to work in a place that has constant continuing ed and ppl to learn from maybe not But if you'll be more on your own I would. Like the previous poster said it never hurts. Plus I don't think the hours are too long for esthetics but it is something that'll need full attn. get it girl! Good luck!!

Traci L.

Nov 10, 2013

Traci L.

You should take some makeup classes I took extra classes while in school for Esthetics bridal makeup and air brush makep are the ones I took and you get a certification unless you want to be an Esthetician I wouldn't go to school for it.

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