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Hiring a makeup artist? Things you should consider while hiring an artist for any event:
1- Talent and skill level: check artists' portfolio/ website, references & years of experience and have a trial run prior to hiring in order
to reassure that the artist is capable.
2- Professional attitude: It is important to work with an individual who demonstrates professional appearance & behavior, seems
confident but not arrogant or pushy. It is your absolute right to have a pleasant experience while working with an artist.
3- Professional hygiene: Watch for clean professional Makeup kit; clean brushes; personal hygiene; also be sure that the artist
starts the makeup by sanitizing her/his hands.
4- Professional products, cosmetics, makeup tools: it is a good idea to spend a bit more to hire an artist who invests on
Professional media ready products/ cosmetics to reassure a “lasting makeup application” as well as a” safe” experience. Often very
inexpensive products that are purchased from unreliable sources may not be USA-FDA approved. It may cause skin reactions and/ or the
application won’t hold up over time. But this is very rare however it is good to keep it mind.
5- Punctuality: What if an artist shows up late or not to show at all.... How do you know? Here are a few hints:
A: Did the makeup or hair artist respond to your inquiry quickly?
B: Was he/she on time and prepped at the trail or preview appointment?
C: Has he/she worked for others that you can check references?
One more thing!
Over-booked and over-popular artists are not good options for hiring as well as an inexpensive and un-popular artist. An inexpensive
artist may easily flake on the day of event simply for another offer with a higher pay or for the fact that it’s not much of an income so why
bother! I have experienced that over-rated or over popular artists often lose track and attention from the details which may result
challenges to your event.
More tips and tools coming soon!
Thanks for visiting my site;
Angie G. Ford
www.makeupartistpro.com
1- Talent and skill level: check artists' portfolio/ website, references & years of experience and have a trial run prior to hiring in order
to reassure that the artist is capable.
2- Professional attitude: It is important to work with an individual who demonstrates professional appearance & behavior, seems
confident but not arrogant or pushy. It is your absolute right to have a pleasant experience while working with an artist.
3- Professional hygiene: Watch for clean professional Makeup kit; clean brushes; personal hygiene; also be sure that the artist
starts the makeup by sanitizing her/his hands.
4- Professional products, cosmetics, makeup tools: it is a good idea to spend a bit more to hire an artist who invests on
Professional media ready products/ cosmetics to reassure a “lasting makeup application” as well as a” safe” experience. Often very
inexpensive products that are purchased from unreliable sources may not be USA-FDA approved. It may cause skin reactions and/ or the
application won’t hold up over time. But this is very rare however it is good to keep it mind.
5- Punctuality: What if an artist shows up late or not to show at all.... How do you know? Here are a few hints:
A: Did the makeup or hair artist respond to your inquiry quickly?
B: Was he/she on time and prepped at the trail or preview appointment?
C: Has he/she worked for others that you can check references?
One more thing!
Over-booked and over-popular artists are not good options for hiring as well as an inexpensive and un-popular artist. An inexpensive
artist may easily flake on the day of event simply for another offer with a higher pay or for the fact that it’s not much of an income so why
bother! I have experienced that over-rated or over popular artists often lose track and attention from the details which may result
challenges to your event.
More tips and tools coming soon!
Thanks for visiting my site;
Angie G. Ford
www.makeupartistpro.com