Makeup Artist/Freelance Artist's Resume for employment

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Janella P.

Oct 13, 2010

Janella P.

Hey everyone do you think its recommended to make a separate resume when applying for jobs at Cosmetic counters and or Cosmetics/Beauty stores? if so what would be a sufficient Objective?

Nancei V.

Oct 13, 2010

Nancei V.

Janella - Yes it is...I have 2 different resumes which I use (or used previously). One is for my main occupation (in the medical field - they don't need to know what I do in my spare time) and the other is just for Hair & Makeup only. =)

Janella P.

Oct 13, 2010

Janella P.

Im trying to do up my resume and im lost right now because im trying to figure out a good objective... any ideas? how did you compile all your ideas together for your resume?

Nancei V.

Oct 13, 2010

Nancei V.

- Cover Letter (you can note objectives in the letter)
- Education & Training
- Work History
- Skills
- Memberships
- etc...

(Also include your business card as well)

Elize M.

Oct 14, 2010

Elize M.

Definitely have more than one resume no matter what you are applying for. You want whatever you are applying for to be the highlight on your resume. If not, the employer may just look past it because they assume you dont have the requirements they are looking for. Ex: You had a Customer Service job that you did some sales and you are applying for a Sales job now, you would put forth your duties in sales rather than Customer Service even though that was your main occupation. ya know? xoxoxoxo

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