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How to Register a Professional Makeup Business

Hispanic Entrepreneurs Editorial Team by Hispanic Entrepreneurs Editorial Team
June 18, 2026
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How to Register a Professional Makeup Business

How to Register a Professional Makeup Business

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Want to know how to register a professional makeup business ? At Hispanos Emprendedores, we'll tell you what to do to earn income with your skills. We'll also explain the differences between makeup and other professions and when you need a license.

Define the type of services you are going to offer

If you've considered opening a makeup studio in Tennessee , this point is crucial. You already have a business idea in mind, but you need to start shaping it.

Working as a freelance professional makeup artist is different than working in a studio. Similarly, if you plan to apply skin or hair treatments, you will need to meet extra requirements.

That is why it is important to define what specific services you are going to offer. Because depending on it you will find that you need special training, as well as individual and business licenses.

In this sense, there are three specialties that are often confused. You should analyze them to determine which one best suits your profile. These are:

  • Makeup artist: This professional is dedicated to applying makeup to other people. It is possible to become a certified professional makeup artist by taking an online or face-to-face course. There is no minimum of training time or hours of practice. Certification can be a way to support the person's skills.
  • Esthetician: unlike professional makeup artists, estheticians require formal training to be able to carry out their work. After completing the training time they can apply for their individual license. Her specialty is skin treatments.
  • beautician: In this case it refers to specialists who treat hair, skin and nails. It also requires specific training and a license to operate.

Both beauticians and cosmetologists may have some makeup knowledge, but it is not their specialty.

Makeup studios typically also offer aesthetic or cosmetology treatments, and therefore require a license. The Cosmetology Board provides details on this.

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How to Register a Professional Makeup Business

Once you have defined what you want, continue with the rest of the steps to create a company.

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If you will do it as an independent you do not need more paperwork. You can even save costs if you do not have a fixed location, but you move to where the clients are. Although if you are going to do it at home there are also rules that you must comply with and you must verify what permits you need to open a business in a residential area.

Let's review what you need to do to create and register your business :

  • Plan the business. At this point you decide whether you will be freelance or work in a local, evaluate the costs, define the name, the target customer, profit expectations, among other points.
  • Give legal form. It consists of choosing the structure for your business. If it will be an LLC, corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, etc. By doing this you protect yourself in case of demand towards the business. In addition, it will define how you should register.
  • Register for taxes. The next thing is to register the business for the payment of taxes and obtain an Employer Number.
  • Obtain permits and licenses. Doing so prevents the business from facing fines. This varies in all states. In Tennessee, if you are going to offer cosmetology services you need to get a license.
  • Open a commercial bank account. With this, you separate and protect personal and business finances. It also makes accounting easier. Also get a credit card to create credit history and keep separate business expenses.
  • Take out insurance to protect your business. In case you are going to hire employees, you must have workers' compensation insurance.

Where to register?

New business registrations are made with the Secretary of State. On their website they detail how to do the process. The first thing is to choose the structure of the company, depending on the legal form you choose to exercise your career as a professional makeup artist will be the process to follow.

In some cases you will only need to register the company name. On the other hand, if you are going to open a makeup studio that provides services in several states, you would have to register in each one where you will have a physical presence.

In general, the requirements to register the company are similar for any structure. The basic thing you will need is:

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  • Business name.
  • Address.
  • Ownership, administrative structure and directors.
  • Information the registered agent (It will be essential in the case of LLCs).
  • Number and value of shares in the case of corporations.

Other requirements that you must present if you choose an LLC are the articles of incorporation and the opening agreement. For companies and limited liability companies you need the certificate of partnership agreement.

While for corporations, the articles of incorporation and the statutes will also be necessary.

This is the basic procedure. If you need more information on how to register a professional makeup business, please don't hesitate to contact us and we'll provide you with advice.

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The Hispanos Emprendedores editorial team is a group of journalists, accountants, marketing experts, and entrepreneurs who produce practical guides, news, and resources for the Hispanic entrepreneurial community in the United States. Each article published under this byline was produced collaboratively by several team members, reviewed against official sources (SBA, IRS, USCIS, state governments), and edited to be clear, actionable, and useful. When an article has an identified individual author—David Bracamonte or María Jiménez—that byline appears directly. Articles signed by the editorial team meet the same verification standards.

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