Make up artists apply make up to fashion and photographic models, actors and other performers involved in stage, film and television productions, brides and other clients for special occasions.

Make up artists are also quite adaptable and can work in beauty salons, stores, hotels and on cruise liners, in stage shows, for fashion shows etc an work closely with photographers

   
 

Make up artists should have a good knowledge of make up and hair techniques in order to prepare and work on the make up design required for each individual.

A make-up artist may perform the following tasks:

  • prepare the skin for make-up application and remove make-up as required
    demonstrate cosmetic products to clients

  • instruct clients about make-up application

  • apply a wide variety of professional make-up products

  • design wigs, beards, masks and 'prosthetics' (artificial body parts) and apply them to achieve an appropriate character appearance

  • use make-up to produce effects such as ageing, illness, scars and bruising

  • alter or maintain make-up during productions to ensure the continuity of a performer's appearance

  • advise hairdressers on the hairstyle required for character parts.


 
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