Kit building tips, brands?

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Aimee M.

Mar 20, 2013

Aimee M.

Hey guys, I recently started a pro makeup artistry course. I got a small quarter kit and I already have a lot of ud palettes I'm wondering about foundations. what brands would you recommend? keep in mind I'm from Ireland and a lot are cool toned over here, thanks in advance guys!

Anna E.

Mar 20, 2013

Anna E.

I'm Irish too and very pale. letzmakeup on youtube is a make up artist and is irish and has a blog detailing all her kit.

Danielle B.

Mar 22, 2013

Danielle B.

Congratulations on your course, good job! Building a kit takes years, and then you will constantly be editing and adding to it over your career. Keeping in mind that it is a never-ending process might help keep you from getting discouraged.:)

For liquids I like Face Atelier, OCC, Illamasqua Skin Base and MUFE Face & Body. FA is the holy grail pick for me. For creams I like Graftobian HD and KA Sensual Skin Enhancer. For airbrush I'm partial to Kett.

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