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Makeup Artistry Training Programs in Alabama

Alabama Makeup Artistry Schools

Fill out the Alabama makeup artistry course search application and find an accredited cosmetology school or beauty college in with makeup artist programs. Study at a Alabama college to begin your career as a makeup artist. With a license you can work at a salon or in in the film, television, theater and concert industries. Classes you may take beyond a normal cosmetology program include theatrical makeup & special effects makeup.

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State of Alabama Makeup Artistry Requirements

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State of Alabama, Makeup Artistry Certification Requirements

You must be at least 17 years old and have a 10th grade education.

To be eligible to become an instructor, you must have a 12th grade education; 1 year in practice; 650 hour training course for instructors along with the exams.

Your license must be renewed every 2 years during the month of your birthday.

Coming in from another state, you must request certification to be sent from your current state, and contact the board for paperwork and exams. There is a $100 fee.

Continuing education: 8 CEU's; 16 CEUs for instructors

Training requirements in Alabama:

Barber – 1000 hours for Class II
Cosmetologist – 1500 hours or 3000 apprenticeship hours
Esthetician – 1500 hours or 3000 apprenticeship hours
Nail Technician – 750 hours or 1200 apprenticeship hours
Instructor – 1500 hours, unless you have a manager’s license, then it’s 650 hours. You have to be licensed for one year to receive a manager’s license.