Graftobian or RCMA?

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Apryl G.

Aug 1, 2013

Apryl G.

I am putting together a PRO makeup kit. I haven't worked for awhile and I used to be affiliated with a popular retail brand. I am branching out into business for myself and I am looking to purchase makeup for my kit. long story...which is better the Graftobian pallete or the RCMA one? please share your thoughts and resaons why.

Leah D.

Aug 1, 2013

Leah D.

RCMA. Especially the palette Ko and Shinto. I use them everyday. I've found it my go to on set for all faces. The darker colors are amazing! A true match. You will be so happy you got them. From one make up artist to another, it'll be one of your fav's. I use it for foundation, concealer, and for a full touch up 6-8 hours in on set. It never looks like a lot of make up. No matter the amount of touch ups from sweat, tears, or whatever is being filmed on that day. It looks natural and glows. High fashion- use with no powder- amazing!

Apryl G.

Aug 2, 2013

Apryl G.

Thanks, Leah. Does RCMA have a good range of deeper of deeper colors. I am African American and have a lot of AA clients so I need good colors across the spectrum.  Thoughts?

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