I just learned how to apply for a makeup artist.

If you want to be a makeup artist in a photo studio as soon as you graduate, I tell you, that's impossible. After all, you just graduated, and most of what you learned in school is theory. The most important thing in the studio is practice. You don't have two years' experience just because you applied for a job and said you have two years' experience. You will definitely be exposed when you try on makeup. Even if you paint well, you will go to work after wearing makeup, but do you know how to communicate with customers and how to communicate with them? You say you have no experience, so there must be a lot you can't cope with then. So I want to tell you step by step that you want to find a bigger photo studio assistant and study the makeup artist's skills and their communication methods with customers seriously. As long as you stick to it for three months, I think you will learn a lot that you can't learn in school. Of course, in the meantime, you should also find time to practice your hands more. If it feels similar, find a smaller studio to apply for a makeup artist. Of course, at this time, you can say that you have worked as a makeup artist in a small studio, and you can deal with some of her problems and then work hard for a year. At that time, I thought you could apply for a makeup artist in a bigger studio. I also want to tell you that although the job of makeup artist sounds good and beautiful, it was really tiring and hard at first. You won't earn much salary for one or two years after studying, because you work part-time and work part-time, and your salary is very low. I hope you can stick to it and wish you an early success!