Because this industry is a technical industry, it requires high technology and needs work experience.
So that's why it's difficult for many makeup artists who just graduated to find jobs.
It's better to find a makeup school that needs peer-to-peer teaching.
Those who study at school are very practical outside, and they can get started after graduation.
Many people ask makeup artists if their diplomas are useful. Well, I guess,
Useful is definitely useful, otherwise there is no point in taking that certificate.
But I don't think it makes sense, because you don't even read the certificate when you graduate and go out to work.
They are all based on the salary after the make-up exam, and they rarely look at the certificate.
I think the role of the certificate is that you have something to decorate the facade after starting a business, that's all.
There is no age limit for learning makeup, because it is a technical training.
I remember when I was studying, there were several older sisters in their forties studying at school.
They say that when I was young, I studied less and it was not easy to get along outside. Now, the money they earn,
No one wants to start his own business, so he came to learn makeup, but time and tide wait for no man.
After listening to their words, I am glad that I can start working hard at this age.
Don't wait until you are old and sad. ...
Recommendation for schools, if you are considering peer-to-peer schools,
The teaching mode of the school is peer-to-peer teaching, hands-on guidance and one-on-one comments on afternoon exercises.
Make sure that the graduates learn the essence well and go outside to be professional makeup artists after graduation.