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SEARCHFive esthetics students from across the U.S. are taking their talent in makeup artistry to a new level through the gift of education.
Five esthetics students from across the U.S. are taking their talent in makeup artistry to a new level through the gift of education. The Beauty Changes Lives Foundation and MUD Make-Up Designory are pleased to announce the Fall 2016 BCL│MUD Make-Up Scholarship recipients:
Kimberly Christensen, Penrose Academy, Scottsdale, AZ
LaKeidra Gilford, Ogle School: Hair, Skin & Nails, Houston, TX
Rebecca Martin, Salon Professional Academy, Colorado Springs, CO
Adrianne Santos, Jean Madeline Aveda Institute, Philadelphia, PA
Tomeisha Watson, Salon Professional Academy, Buffalo, NY
Each winner receives a $2,500 tuition scholarship funded by MUD, Make-Up Designory toward makeup artistry education. A panel of industry professionals evaluated applicants’ online videos and inspiration boards, describing their passion for makeup artistry. Each winner’s video or inspiration board expressed how a career in professional make-up would help them change lives – both their own and those they served.
Lynelle Lynch, president of the Beauty Changes Lives Foundation, said the BCL|MUD Make-Up Scholarship helps raise awareness of career opportunities in the professional makeup industry. “From creating special effects on a movie stage to offering bridal and special occasion make-up services or working in a salon, make-up artistry offers a range of career opportunities in diverse settings,” said Lynch.
Beauty Changes Lives partnered with MUD Make-up Designory to create the first scholarship focused exclusively on make-up. “We are honored to offer recipients a scholarship funded by one of the most revered names in professional beauty. MUD Make-Up Designory is recognized internationally for its innovation and leadership,” said Lynch.
Learn more at www.beautychangeslives.org
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