After completing their training program, students may choose between two principal career paths: - The first consists of representing major cosmetic brands and store chains, which are looking for young talented make-up artists and demonstrators to develop and promote their make-up line with clients. These positions may lead to important national and international jobs. · The second is that of artistic make-up artist, a profession that is most often carried out on a free-lance basis for live productions and fashion. - Fashion shows - Television productions - Cinéma - Theater The Makeover business, in which make-up artists are recruited to work for image consulting agencies, is a field that is currently expanding.

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