Beginner MUA must have?

May 9, 2013

Kiara F.

Hi I'm a new MUA :-) so I want to know what are the must haves when it comes to different types of skin tones.. Example: concealers & foundations. Also other items I should have.

Thanks!!

May 10, 2013

Hi Kiara. For me first and foremost was the primers. You simply must have different primers for different skin types for supreme beat face. For example, Oily Skin - Smash Box Oil Free Primer, Dry Skin- Laura Mercier Moisturizing Primer, Inglot have a great primer as well that I think work well with dry skin. Normal skin generally can get away with a moisturizer and or primer. The brands that I mentioned above do carry primers for Normal skin as well. Another primer I am dying to try out is Black Opal Matifyng Primer for Oily Skin-I will let you know how that one is.

EZOTE

May 10, 2013

Kiara F.

Thanks Ezote for that info!!

May 11, 2013

Ezote M.

Anytime.

May 13, 2013

Nikki W.

Hi Kiara. ezote is right. primers are a must have and finishing sprays. Urban Decay has deslick for oily skin and all nighter for normal.

May 13, 2013

Gina M.

Make Up Forver has camouflage cocealer palettes for correction and different undertones. They also have a multi-loose powder sets that come with 4 colours that stack on top of each other. These two products are handy for travelling (minus the loose powder that sometimes falls out :).

May 14, 2013

Kiara F.

Thanks Nikki :-) I will try them both!

May 14, 2013

Kiara F.

Gina I LOVE Makeup Forever this palette is a must have right now!! :-) Thank You!

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