Freelance kit must haves??

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Hannah R.

Apr 2, 2015

Hannah R.

I would highly recommend applying for pro discounts at various brands. You can this online. Research in your area where there are pro beauty sources. In the LA area where I live, that's Namies Beauty Supply and Nigel's Beauty Emporium. Those are fantastic resources for everything you could possibly imagine.

Tiffany B.

Apr 1, 2015

Tiffany B.

Anything in palettes are a great way to save space and bring colors that you may end up needing. Plenty of lashes, adhesive, and scissors to trim.

Sorely R.

Apr 1, 2015

Sorely R.

Thank you

Hannah R.

Mar 30, 2015

Hannah R.

Building a clientele is hard work! Great job!
It takes a long time of trial and error to find good products that you like and find work best for what you need. But here are a few of my holy grail products:

Skin:
Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream.
Mac Fix + Spray

Foundation:
Face Atelier Ultra Pro Foundation (the BEST for special events, and nearly water proof)

Eyes:
Lorac Pro Palette
Urban Decay Eye shadow Primer Potion
Stila Liquid Liner


Cheeks and Lips:
Stila Convertible Colors (they sell them in a palette too, SO worth it)

Brows:
Anastasia Pro Brow Powder Duos

Best of Luck!

Sorely R.

Mar 30, 2015

Sorely R.

I've been getting more and more clients I'm still building my kit and would like to know what you guys suggest I have in it and where I can purchase the items/products.

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