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TammiKinkykow G.

Feb 17, 2013

TammiKinkykow G.

Hi I am currently doing my training and I was wondering if its better to buy a full kit or build it up as I go as the company I am training with have one I can use for the time being thanks so much x

mallory w.

Feb 17, 2013

mallory w.

Build a little at a time and apply for pro discounts to help you should be eligible evwn as a student.

TammiKinkykow G.

Feb 18, 2013

TammiKinkykow G.

Is that avaiable in the uk? Thanks so much

Annie D.

Feb 22, 2013

Annie D.

Both of my teachers says build it up as you go and take advantage of the student ID card if you have one for discounts.

Lindsay N.

Mar 5, 2013

Lindsay N.

As you go! I bought everything I thought I needed the first month into school and what a waste! I use 0 of what I bought out in the real world!!

Jewel K.

Mar 19, 2013

Jewel K.

Agree with Tanya and Mallory... Build... For me it was trial and error... Some products you will love others you will not... It never ends... Lol... Always trying new products... Also apply for as mua discounts they really help!!

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