Should i do a makeup course thats gonna cost me?

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Ava P.

Dec 3, 2010

Ava P.

apply at MAC ! I was a freelancer there and didnt go to school or take classes. All u have to do is prove that u are great at what u do :)

RChelle M.

Mar 7, 2011

RChelle M.

I would suggest that you take some classes at trade shows etc. if you have some prominent artists in your area see when they are offering classes. It's always good to take classes to expand your knowledge as well as practice the art. Counter experience is priceless, BUT there are many who make it without that and bulild their freelance business by continuing to test etc. 

Liliana B.

Dec 20, 2012

Liliana B.

Make up show in may NYC . Bring a business card. U can learn a lot that day

Liliana B.

Dec 20, 2012

Liliana B.

Oh and your resumes they also hire . Keep practicing<3 . GOOD Luck

Rica F.

Feb 10, 2013

Rica F.

If it's for personal usage I think youtube is a better, cheaper option. If professionalism, then going to a makeup school is better.

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