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Posted: Tuesday July 14, 2009
Carlos Delgado
The Hair & Makeup Artist Network held an industry mixer May 28 in
Los Angeles. This networking opportunity paired make-up artists and
hairstylists with professionals from the film, TV, music and
photography industries. Make-Up Artist magazine swung by for a visit.
 Hair & Makeup Artist Network marketing associate Karen Stein (left)welcomes a guest to the May mixer. “I personally have gotten many jobs
just from the people that I’ve met at the event,” she said.
 Make-up artist Levi Vieira,
a first-time attendee, said the mixer “… gives us the opportunity to
really get to know people, not only in a professional level but on a
personal level as well.”
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and make-up artists from all over the greater Los Angeles area attended
the mixer. Several guests expressed excitement about the possibility of
receiving health benefits through a pending HMAN group plan.
 The event allowed people from different parts of the entertainment industry to meet, including photographer Jeff Carrillo (left) and hair and make-up artist Mariah Nicole. “There’s definitely work out there,” Nicole said. “You just have to find it.”
For more on HMAN, go to www.hmartistsnetwork.com.
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