Client Consultation: Meet with clients to evaluate their skin type, tone, facial structure, and personal preferences before choosing products.
Skin Preparation: Cleanse, exfoliate, moisturize, and prime the skin to ensure smooth application and long-lasting wear.
Makeup Application: Apply foundation, contour, eye makeup, and lips suited for specific occasions—such as weddings, fashion shows, corporate headshots, or red-carpet events.
Specialized & Media Effects: Create character looks, age progressions, injuries, or use special effects (SFX) prosthetics for film, theater, and television.
Hygiene and Sanitation: Disinfect brushes, sponges, palettes, and cosmetic containers between every client to prevent skin infections and maintain health standards.
Kit & Inventory Management: Track, restruct, and organize personal product kits, ensuring adequate stock of foundations, disposables, and tools.
Collaboration with Creative Teams: Partner closely with photographers, hairstylists, costume designers, and directors to achieve a cohesive aesthetic.
Continuity Management: Take detailed notes and reference photos during multi-day film or photo shoots to replicate identical looks scene after scene.
Touch-ups & Maintenance: Monitor actors or clients on set or during events to reapply or adjust makeup under changing lighting and weather