You have questions about everything, and no one to ask.
What to charge. Which jobs to take. Why you’re not getting rebooked. How to handle the client who wants a full day for a half-day rate. You’re consuming advice constantly, but most of it comes from people who make money as influencers - not as working makeup artists. That’s a completely different business with completely different problems.
Artist to Artist is mentorship for working makeup artists who want honest guidance from someone still doing the job. Not templates. Not someone selling you a lifestyle they built on content, not clients.
START YOUR 7 DAY FREE TRIALIf you're here, you probably recognize this:
- You’ve quoted a rate and immediately wondered if you just lost the job or left money on the table
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You post consistently but can’t tell if it’s actually attracting the work you want
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You measure yourself against artists with bigger followings - and forget that most of them are building a completely different career than you are
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You’ve taken classes or bought courses that felt exciting for a week, then left you exactly where you started.
Here’s what nobody in this industry wants to say out loud:
It’s competitive. It’s oversaturated. And most of the advice you’re consuming comes from people who’ve built an audience - not a makeup career. They’re selling a version of this job that looks glamorous, easy, and wildly lucrative, because that’s what sells courses and masterclasses. But it’s not what the actual work looks like.
And just because someone is a celebrity artist doesn’t mean their advice applies to your market. That’s a different lane of the industry, not a better one. Your career isn’t worth less because you’re not on a press tour.
You don’t need someone who profits from making this job look easy. You need someone who'll be honest with you about what you're actually navigating - and help you make better decisions with real context, not generic advice.
What You Get Inside
What actually changes when you have the right support
You stop second-guessing your rates. You understand what your pricing should reflect and how to hold a rate conversation without spiralling afterward.
You know what to post and why. Not because someone gave you a content calendar, but because you understand what your portfolio and social media are supposed to be doing for your business.
Your portfolio has direction. You’re sharing work that reflects where you’re heading, not just what you happened to shoot last.
You evaluate opportunities clearly. You know which jobs to take, which to walk away from, and why - without agonizing over every decision.
You build relationships that lead to work. Not random networking. Intentional connections with the right people in your market.
This isn’t about looking established. It’s about making decisions like someone who is.
How It Works
Here's what happens each month
Live Mentorship (Twice Monthly)
We meet live and work through what you're navigating right now. Bring the exact message you're about to send a client. The rate you're unsure about. The opportunity you're debating. The situation on set you didn't know how to handle. This is where you get support on the things you'd otherwise try to figure out on your own.
Ask Questions Anytime
If something comes up between calls - a rate question, a weird client email, a job you're not sure about - post it. I'll answer directly or we'll get into it on the next call.Â
Monthly Focus + Weekly Content
Each month has a central theme that gives structure to our conversations - rates, visibility, portfolio strategy, market positioning, negotiation, and more. Weekly lessons support that theme so you’re building knowledge in one direction, not scattered across ten.
Resource Library
Practical tools that support your work: colour theory references, communication templates, portfolio guidance. Useful on their own, more useful alongside mentorship.These are practical resources that support your work. The real value is in the mentorship.
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Hey, I'm Angie
I'm a full-time working makeup artist with 20+ years of experience in commercial work, beauty campaigns, production and bridal work.
I'm not here to give you more tutorials. There's no shortage of those.
I'm here to help you understand the unspoken parts of this industry. What clients actually expect. How to handle situations on set when you're the one responsible. Why you're not getting rehired. What to charge, what to post, when to say yes, when to say no.
Most resources focus on technique. This membership focuses on how to think like a working professional, make clearer decisions, and build a career that actually supports you.
START YOUR 7 DAY FREE TRIAL →Who This Is For
This is for working makeup artists who:
- Are actively booking paid work - bridal, editorial, commercial, production, or freelance
- Want honest feedback, not validation
- Are ready to think about their career as a business, not just a hobbyÂ
- Are tired of consuming advice that doesn’t apply to the reality of doing this job
This probably isn't the right fit if:
- You’re looking for someone to tell you exactly what to post every day
- You want extensive application tutorials or technique training (there are great resources for that - this isn’t one)
- You want a shortcut that skips the work of building a career
Why This Works
Most makeup artists don’t struggle because they lack skill.
They struggle because they’re making every decision alone, without context or feedback. And the longer you operate in isolation, the longer problems stay invisible - you underprice for years instead of months, you keep sharing work that doesn’t attract the right clients, you say yes to jobs that cost you more than they pay.Â
You could keep figuring it out on your own. You’ve gotten this far. But getting this far alone and building something stable are two different things.
A one-off class can’t do this. A masterclass gives you information for a weekend. The support ends when the module does. What you’re actually navigating - rate conversations, difficult clients, career direction - doesn’t arrive on a schedule. It shows up on a Tuesday afternoon when you’re staring at an email and don’t know what to say.
That’s what mentorship solves. Ongoing guidance from someone who’s navigated these situations, available when the decisions actually happen.
How is this different from other memberships and group programs?
I’ve been working for years. Is this too basic?
I work in [bridal / editorial / commercial / production]. Will this apply to me?
I’m not based in Canada. Will this still be relevant?
How much time does this actually take?
What if I’m not sure it’s worth the investment?
Membership
Monthly Access - $60 CAD/month
Full access to everything. Start immediately.
Three-Month Commitment - $165 CAD ($55/month)
Enough time to apply what you’re learning, adjust your focus, and see real shifts in how you’re working.
Think about it this way: if you’re undercharging by even $50 a booking - which most artists are, and often by more - that’s hundreds of dollars a month you’re already losing. One clearer rate conversation pays for the membership several times over. That’s before factoring in the bookings you’re not getting because your portfolio isn’t attracting the right work, or the opportunities you’re saying yes to that actually cost you money.
For comparison: a single coaching session with an established artist runs $200 - 500. Business coaching runs $300 - 1,000/month. This gives you weekly content, live mentorship twice a month, and ongoing support between sessions.
Start with 7 days free. You’ll get full access to the resource library, the current weekly content, and you can post questions from day one. If a live call happens during your trial, join it. See the mentorship in action before you commit. Cancel anytime.
You can keep consuming advice from people who make this job look easy. Or you can get guidance from someone who knows it isn't - and has built a career doing it anyway.
If you're ready, I'll meet you inside.
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