Make up Routine?

Oct 31, 2011

Jenna L.

Make up Artist or For those that are Pros, I would like to know what Make up products examples( Moisturizer, primer, foundation ect) you use in order to apply make up on a client or on yourself? What are your steps?

Oct 31, 2011

Angel M.

Products used? that really depends on the client...their skin type...their skin concerns...and what they are looking for in their makeup. The overall order of application? Again, this can be tweeked based on the client, the event, the location, etc. I have a basic video about acheiving the perfect canvas...might want to give that a look.
http://youtu.be/J5uRYhZhO2g

Oct 31, 2011

Jenna L.

Hi Angel, when i said products i meant what is one use on there face like a primer first or a lotion and then foundation and so on and so on. Like each step of preparing and putting on make up. I did check out your video it was good! Great tips I def learned a few things from you So thank you for that!

Nov 1, 2011

Tatyana S.

Lotion, primer, concealer, liquid, powder. That's my routine and also the routine professionals have done on me. Hope that helps,

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