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Kids on set are a different world. The energy is unpredictable, the timeline is tight, and the margin for error is small. Nap times and snacks are constantly needed and sometimes you have to pretend to grow their hair while putting it in two ponytails (true store).

My goal is to make sure every person feels confident, prepared, and inspired by the end of the course regardless of your makeup skill level. Here’s a clear look at what I provide in my makeup training programs to help you build skills and succeed (and even turn it into a career if you want).

If there’s one product I always keep stocked in my pro kit, it’s a cream lip & cheek product. These little powerhouses are perfect for creating a fresh look in minutes and most of them are safe for eyes too.

Reducing Waste as a Makeup Artist As artists, we love a good restock but overconsumption doesn’t look good on anyone. Plus, constantly trying new in your kit doesn't give you stability in your craft. Building a more sustainable kit isn’t about the product as much as It's about the Intention. Here are three ways to cut waste without cutting corners: Simplify Your Kit Depot the bulky packaging, recycle the packaging and keep an inventory list so you don't over purchase brands.

How Freelance Makeup Artists Can Track Payments Using a CRM [Client Retention Program]

**Freelance Makeup Artist Expenses to Track Before You Think About Profit**

Things To Help Make You Successful As a Makeup Artist That Doesn't Include Makeup