What's the best professional make up line for a free lance artist to use??

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Shelby C.

Apr 29, 2015

Shelby C.

I need help! I have been looking for a top of the line professional make up line that isn't "cakey" but still full coverage and has good shades of foundation. HELP!

Shelby C.

Apr 29, 2015

Shelby C.

Good shades meaning ALL shades

Breeze T.

Apr 29, 2015

Breeze T.

You can get the RCMA VK palettes here on Beautylish, that way you'll have all the shades you need at hand all in one place. They're great because they have 50% pigment to filler ratio which is amazing compared to any other brand which normally goes from 12 to 18% (which means you need less of it for the coverage you need), and it doesn't have any nasty ingredients in it. You need to learn how to work with it but there are plenty of tutorials online that can help you out. You can sheer it out or use it as full coverage.
If you can't buy online, you can get 4 or 5 shades of the same foundation and mix them up to create custom shades for your clients!

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