Foundation for your Makeup Kit

Jan 18, 2013

Mary B.

Recently I've been starting to do a lot of freelance work. Mac foundation is the one I am most experienced with using. Although I've done a lot of work with different foundations I've always found that Mac has given me the best results with application. Now I'm looking to buy in large quantities and if I'm going to invest that much money I want to be sure that I'm getting the best product. So I'm asking all the Makeup artists out there what are you currently using and why? Are there any other products that you completely fell in love with but with a good price point? Have these products pleased your clientele? Are they good for photography? Do they provide Flawless application? Or should I just stick with what I know?

Jan 18, 2013

Caitlin M.

I've never used MAC but when I do have the means to buy a whole range of foundation for my kit I'm going with Dior. Its what I use personally and I like the formula. Its blendable but not oily and greasy. And it smells nice. And I think its almost the right consistency for airbrush makeup with only needing a little thinning. So for me that would be my go to. I use it myself so I feel comfortable using it on others.

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