Makeup Artist

Preparation of the Workstation: Organize and sanitize all makeup tools and products before use.

Product Management: Keep track of inventory, including makeup and skin care products, and replenish supplies as needed.

Assisting with Makeup Application: Provide support during makeup application, such as holding palettes, passing products, and prepping clients’ skin.

Mixing Custom Shades: Help mix foundations or lip colors to get the perfect shade match for clients.

Cleaning Brushes: Clean and sterilize makeup brushes and tools between each use to maintain hygiene standards.

Time Management: Help the makeup artist keep track of schedules and appointment times to ensure timely completion of looks.

Collaboration: Work with photographers, stylists, and other professionals on set to facilitate a smooth workflow.

Client Interaction: Provide excellent customer service by addressing any concerns and making sure the client is comfortable.

Photographing Makeup Looks: Take high-quality before-and-after photos for the makeup artist’s portfolio.

Education and Research: Stay informed about the latest trends, techniques, and products in the makeup industry.

Assisting with Touch-ups: Be on-hand to provide necessary touch-ups to makeup throughout the event or shoot.