5 Jobs That Use Makeup The Most

Jobs that use makeup the most include actor, hair salon manager, and beauty shop manager.

Rank	Job title	Salary	% of all skills	Job openings
1	Actor	$53,376	26%	218
2	Hair Salon Manager	$41,468	19%	297,814
3	Beauty Shop Manager	$36,773	15%	20,248
4	Hairstylist/Cosmetologist	$36,770	12%	43,193
5	Hair Stylist	$38,221	6%	49,578

What jobs use Makeup the most?

1. Actor

How actor uses Makeup:

Act in productions and lead performing arts and drama workshops for local schools and organizations.
Have worked on numerous productions for Disney, CBS, ABC, NBC, TNT, HULU.
Appear in comedy shows and talk shows in Korean TV channel.

Most common skills for actor:

Makeup
Improv
Music Videos
Costumes
Drama
Teamwork

Jobs Resume

2. Hair Salon Manager

How hair salon manager uses Makeup:

Assist in managing financial aspects of the independent cosmetology business including price setting, monthly expense budgeting, and inventory.
Train new employess and enter them into the pos computer.
Facilitate safety training meetings and exercises using Microsoft PowerPoint to help employees understand the potential safety hazards in their work environment.

Most common skills for hair salon manager:

Appointment Scheduling
Makeup
Customer Service
Cleanliness
Payroll
Stylists

Jobs

3. Beauty Shop Manager

How beauty shop manager uses Makeup:

Manage and develop company marketing projects including website development, Facebook and twitter accounts, brochures, pamphlets and press releases.
Assist customers in all their makeup and beauty questions, concerns and needs.
Ensure adherence to the SEPHORA concepts and culture, ensuring maximum profitability and compliance with SEPHORA's objectives and policies.

Most common skills for beauty shop manager:

Product Knowledge
Makeup
GRASS
Skin Care
Animation
Business Performance

Jobs

4. Hairstylist/Cosmetologist

How hairstylist/cosmetologist uses Makeup:

Manage beautiful hairstyles with the use of flat irons, curling irons, blow dryers, and other hair products.
Work as a hairstylist, receptionist, sell retail and up sell services and products.
Apply make-up, dress wigs, learn customer's needs, provide fingernail treatments, and maintain clean work area.

Most common skills for hairstylist/cosmetologist:

Scheduling Appointments
Makeup
Salon Services
Cosmetology
Front Desk
Customer Service

Jobs Responsibilities Resume

5. Hair Stylist

How hair stylist uses Makeup:

Manage beautiful hairstyles with the use of flat irons, curling irons, blow dryers, and other hair products.
Manage product inventory for cosmetology products, place product orders, maintain the inventory.
Commission stylist, assist other stylists as well as cleaning and greeting guests.

Most common skills for hair stylist:

Cosmetology
Clips
Kids
Makeup
Retail Sales
Cleanliness