Makeup Artist Supplies??

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Serena M.

May 16, 2013

Serena M.

Where is the most cost effective place and what products to get for starting out as a makeup artist while you save you for the products you really want??

Dominique W.

May 16, 2013

Dominique W.

BH cosmetics, elf, Shany cosmetics, Coastal scents

AJ M.

May 19, 2013

AJ M.

Camerareadycosmetics.com for pallettes and nyx, inglot, and sephora clearance for shadows and blushes. Wet n Wild for lippies and pencils. I suggest places like Nordstrom's Rack for discounted high end makeup.

Danielle B.

May 19, 2013

Danielle B.

DISCLAIMER: These are not all the best products. These are the ones I feel you can get by with in a professional situation at the cheapest possible price point. But some I still carry.
Qosmedix for disposables. Brushes you can't cheap out on. Better to have a few that are good, especially if you're using cheaper makeup. Real Techniques, Sephora, Ulta, Crown, Royal & Langnickel to start.
Skin care: Neutrogena, Olay, Cetaphil, Cerave, etc. Primer: NYX. Foundation: Cinema Secrets or Ben Nye. Just carry the cream and a bottle of 244 for thinning. Powders: Ben Nye. Bronzer: NYC. Lipliners/Eyeliners: NYX. Blush: NYX cream and Ben Nye or La Femme powder. Lips: NYX round lipsticks and mega lip glosses. Eyeshadows: Ben Nye, NYX, La Femme. Fallout though with these. Drugstore mascaras galore. The first thing you want to spend money on is brushes, then your foundation, concealers, primers, and skin care. Then cheeks, eyes and lips in that order, IMO.

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