How to start a Freelance Makeup Kit?

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emicakes x.

Nov 30, 2013

emicakes x.

Hello so I want to start doing freelance makeup, I really want to do makeup artistry for a living. I'm 16 and I absolutely love everything about it and I'm passionate about it. If anyone could give me some tips to starting a kit? Thanks :)

Jordan W.

Dec 2, 2013

Jordan W.

I'm 17 and began doing freelance makeup last year. I did tons of research before spending lots of money on things for my kit and I would definitely suggest going to camerareadycosmetics.com to get things for your kit. It saved me a lot of money, plus they have many professional makeup brands such as Ben Nye, Graftobian, Eve Pearl, etc. The palettes from these brands are fantastic! My personal favorite foundation palette from there is the Mehron Célèbre Pro HD foundation palette. Hope this helps :)

Paige M.

Dec 11, 2013

Paige M.

Make sure you have a concealler palette that has a wide variety of shades for all skin colours, it will come in handy so often.
Also make a www.starnow.com account and apply for gigs on their to gain industry experience and build your portfolio and client base :-)

Cherie M.

Oct 16, 2017

Cherie M.

Hey I have a new makeup application palette that makeup artists getting started in the industry might find helpful...not to mention it's heart shaped! http://a.co/00VQPvj Hope this helps someone getting started...

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