Jobs that allow colored hair

Jobs that allow colored hair include cosmetologists, makeup artists, and photographers. Every company will have its own rules for natural vs. unnatural hair colors, but many creative fields, freelance roles, and even cutting-edge tech jobs often allow and even encourage self-expression in this form. It may just take a little research to find the role for you. If you have funky-colored hair and are looking for a job that will let you keep it, look into these options:

1. Cosmetologist

   Average Salary: $37,122

2. Makeup Artist

   Average Salary: $41,026

   A makeup artist is a beauty enthusiast offering makeup services depending on the clients' needs and event purposes. Makeup artists must have a broad knowledge of the beauty and fashion industry to provide recommendations and create the best aesthetic looks for clients. Makeup artists also need to have an understanding of colors and styles, as well as extensive options on long-lasting makeup materials and cosmetic toolkits. A makeup artist in a professional setting often works alongside other stylists to manage the right looks for clients.

3. Photographer

   Average Salary: $33,968

   A photographer is a professional who focuses on the art of taking images with the use of a digital or traditional film camera. They are knowledgeable in the proper utilization and care of high-end cameras. They generally work as a freelancer and often hired to capture memories of unique clients. Some are also in exclusive partnerships with event-related industries in such settings as weddings, graduation, corporate events, and even commercial shoots. Apart from taking pictures, they also may be required to edit and prepare photographs to submit to clients or for publication.

4. Bartender

   Average Salary: $26,362

   A bartender is an expert in mixing and serving alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages, either directly to customers at the bar or through waitstaff who place drink orders for dine-in or room customers. Bartenders should have a wide range of knowledge of drink recipes and be able to assess customers' needs and preferences to make recommendations. They should mix drinks accurately, quickly, and without waste. They are also responsible for checking the customers' identification to ensure they are of legal drinking age and monitor the level of their intoxication.

5. Fashion Designer

   Average Salary: $54,265

   Fashion designers design and assist with the making of shoes, accessories, and clothing. They identify trends and styles, colors, and trims of a clothing collection. The designers keep an eye on travel shows and read fashion magazines to spot trends and interpret specific patterns, color palettes, and prints for each season. They sketch designs by hand, address buyers as a seasoned marketer, and create technical production drawings. It is part of their responsibilities to collaborate with team members to make edits to lines, select seasonal themes, and create new concepts.

6. Freelance Writer/Designer

7. Retail Sales Associate

8. Hairstylist

9. App Developer

10. Restaurant Server