How To Start A Makeup Kit For Freelance?

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Gianna J.

Oct 14, 2013

Gianna J.

I'm 18, have never been employed. I graduated esthetics in may, and I've applied various places for a job as an esthetician but that hasnt worked out for me so far so I'm considering focusing more on the makeup aspect (which I love as well). I know for a kit you have qtips and applicators, and all that stuff, but what actual brand of products do you need? how many different shades of foundation??

Jamie W.

Oct 14, 2013

Jamie W.

You don't need any specific brand its what you prefer!

Carolyn H.

Oct 14, 2013

Carolyn H.

There is no specific brand you need. And as for foundation I'd say it's how good your color matching skills. When I was beginning and recently too I use only 2-3 foundations- Mac face and body the darkest and lightest shade. I can match anyone.

But there are days where time isn't a luxury so I have a few in between shades of IMAN cream stick foundation.


In the begin

Carolyn H.

Oct 14, 2013

Carolyn H.

Typo at the bottom*

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