Just starting to get into make up.

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Cody B.

Jul 2, 2015

Cody B.

Hello x, I'm just starting to get into beauty therapy but I am mainly interested in make up (make up artist), I was wondering if there are any tips on how to start 'strong' and good technique to start with and use? Also how do you find the right foundation for skin, I think I am fair to a sand beige but I am not to sure any tips? Thank you xx 💅

Ataahua T.

Jul 3, 2015

Ataahua T.

Hi, I suggest going into a beauty store where there are retail assistants that can help you. Also, going on Google and finding your skin tone will be a big help. Also practice practice practice!!

Ashley D.

Jul 3, 2015

Ashley D.

I would start by going into a makeup store and getting matched with a foundation and some other products to help you get started.
One thing I did when I was starting out with makeup was watch a lot of YouTube and practice until I got the hang of it. I also did a lot of research on products and new techniques.

Cody B.

Jul 4, 2015

Cody B.

Thank you x 💄

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