Tips for Wedding makeup

Nov 5, 2012

Tasha G.

Hi there! I have two weddings coming up and I did a trial run for one client today and it went great. What are your must haves in your makeup kit for weddings? Also what are some of your favorite products to use? Thanks so much!

Nov 5, 2012

Liza G.

setting spray is a must I like a yellow setting powder with me though I wouldn't use that on super fair clients. primers of all kind are a must for weddings eye, face, lip & lash primer, waterproof mascara and then obviously your color cosmetics, its a good idea to have a couple of options in case you have to make any last minute changes, double sided qtips like eye tees cleansing water, spray moisturizer or something to prep skin

Nov 6, 2012

Tasha G.

Awesome tips! Thanks so much! I def have plenty of primers and am debating on a few different setting sprays to add. Also, for the setting powder I was thinking of trying the Ben Nye Banana setting powder. :)

Nov 11, 2012

Sonja B.

totally get the ben nye banana powder!! so worth it! you won't regret it!

Nov 12, 2012

Tasha G.

Thanks, Sonya! Ill def try it! :-)

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