Where will the new tattoo artist find a job?

It is a fact that there are few tattoo artists and limited customers in small and medium-sized beauty salons, resulting in a small demand for tattoo artists and many graduated tattoo artists. The job supply of tattoo artists exceeds the current market situation, so it is difficult to find a job as a tattoo artist. Novice tattoo artists are not taken seriously. Tattooing is a craft. Even if large and medium-sized beauty salons need tattoo artists, they dare not use new people. After all, customers are the most important, so newcomers don't want to succumb to a small beauty studio and want to work in a big beauty salon, so they must have enough experience and ability.

That's why it's so difficult for tattoo artists to find a job. What should we do if he really wants a stable income and job?

1, learn the technology first. I have explained how to find a school and how to study before, so I won't go into details here. What I want to say today is, just entering this industry, we must first learn the technology well and do more real-life works. Accumulate experience and ability, so that you can have resources and reference materials to talk about in future interviews and job hunting.

2. Accumulate contacts and word of mouth. At present, most tattoo artists are still good at accumulating word-of-mouth by using friends circle or online platform, which is quite understandable for craftsmen.

If you really do the above two points, you basically don't have to go to work. Opening a shop is still the goal of most tattoo artists. In fact, for going to work, being your own boss is the most comfortable.

No matter which way you want to go, learning tattoo technology well is the foundation, and the professional attribute of tattoo artist determines that technology is the core competitiveness. Therefore, it is most important to practice skills at school.