Building A Makeup Kit

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Yesenia G.

May 24, 2012

Yesenia G.

hi everyone, hope your all having a good day. :)
Anyways, the Make-Up Designory Cosmetics School in my town is having a free makeup lesson next weekend. I'll be attending Cosmotology school this summer in hopes that one day I could become a makeup artist.

The class is free, but you do need to bring your own kit which I don't have. I do have my own makeup, such as eyeshadows I can take, brushes, blushes, lipsticks. but I obviously need more then that. Now I don't want to build my whole professional kit, but I do want to build something basic that I can use.

I do know the basics, like buying disposbale wands, tissues, disenfectant, ect. But I really need help with pretty much everything else, edspecially what to do about foundation.

any and all input would be greatly apperciated, thank you !

Mandy M.

May 24, 2012

Mandy M.

I have the same question so I am excited for the answers!!! How fun is this gonna be for you?! 

Yesenia G.

May 25, 2012

Yesenia G.

I'm really exctied. I know of something I need to get for my kit now after looking thru many blogs online. I feel confident that with the few brushes, and eyeshadows I have I'll be fine for this one class.

I'm really hoping someone will reccommened some good foundation palettes. 

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