Subjective symptoms of musculoskeletal disorders by the body part, ‘shoulders’ was the highest, followed by ‘neck’, ‘wrist/fingers’, ‘lower back’, ‘feet/ankles’, ‘knees’ and ‘arms/elbows’ in terms of the severity of pain. According to analysis on musculoskeletal disorders by demographic characteristics, ‘shoulders’ were most responded in all regions (Yeongnam, Gangwon, Honam, Capital area, Chungcheong). On musculoskeletal symptoms by job characteristics, ‘shoulders’ were the highest, followed by ‘neck’ in terms of the severity of pain in hair. In skin, ‘shoulders’ were the highest, followed by ‘wrist/fingers’. In makeup and nail art, ‘shoulders’ were the highest, followed by ‘neck’. According to analysis on correlations between job stress factors and musculoskeletal symptom variables, the musculoskeletal symptoms revealed a positive relationship with ‘lack of skills’, ‘conflict with supervisor’ and ‘work limit’.