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Oct 24, 2011
Lynn M.
What do you professional/free lance makeup artists put in their kit? If you have pics please post..
Oct 25, 2011
Nina H.
Im looking to build my freelancing kit too, I youtubed alot of videos a did some research on how to get good quallity makeup on the cheaper side when you are just being. I youtube and google everything, you'll learn alot!
Oct 25, 2011
Lynn M.
I do to i just don't think youtube has enough videos for me lol
Oct 25, 2011
Angel M.
I have a video on what I carry in my makeup kit. You both can check that out a get a basic idea on some of the things you'd need.
Oct 25, 2011
Angel M.
BTW, I also have a pro artist discount video...listing the pro discounts out there. You also might want to give that a look.
Oct 25, 2011
Jessica S.
Great topic! Thank you :) I'll be sure to check out these videos to x x
Oct 26, 2011
Nina H.
Thanks Angela and Quiana, really good videos
Oct 29, 2011
Lynn M.
@eloy i will email you because i have so many questions so if you could leave your email
Oct 30, 2011
Jasmin A.
Other than make-up, don't forget sanitation products and make-up clean-up swabs like cotton swabs (:
Oct 30, 2011
Irenda Y.
I would like to stress also for beginning make-up artist, to get basics and make-up that allows for you to change it up quickly. Don't invest in too many things to begin, as you will constantly (at least every 3-6 months) will have to change out some products and replace. Always keep YOUR makeup separate and keep your work makeup as organized and as sanitary as possible! YOUR CLIENTS WILL APPRECIATE and in turn, rebook or refer you! You will build up, so don't get frustrated if at first you don't have a traincase like most MUA's you see on YOUTUBE...On that note! I am now very inspired to do a "What's in my train case" video, keep a look-out! Good Luck with everything!
Oct 30, 2011
Lynn M.
Irenda thank you so much Im waiting on cyber monay and black friday to stock up on some things hopefully ill have money so i can start doing makeup i been really wanting to do makeovers for the longest
Oct 30, 2011
Cameron R.
On Petrilude's blog he has a humongous list of different makeup, brushes, and other tools that he would recommend for a free-lance makeup artist. I thought it would be really helpful for any kind of beginner MUA.
Oct 30, 2011
Lynn M.
Thanxx everyone <3
Oct 31, 2011
Soma S.
My fav resource is www.inmykit.com for kit supplies. I always cross-reference my selections with reviews from makeup alley or beautypedia. Hope that helps!
Oct 31, 2011
Jamie D.
When I started out I couldn't get any pro discounts without proof of work, but I couldn't work without makeup. I saved money by buying great products that weren't too expensive. I still use these products today:
Cinema Secrets Ultimate Foundation
RCMA No Color Loose Powder (it works on all skin tones!)
Eve Pearl Salmon concealer (this is expensive but the website often has HUGE discounts, I think I got this on black friday sale)
La Femme blush palette (one pan is $2.50 at makeupmania.com If you can't decide on colors there is great ready-made palette on camerareadycosmetics.com)
Sleek Makeup Contour palettes (you have to order these from the UK)
NYX matte lipstick, Rimmel Lasting Finish Lipstick, Revlon matte Lipstick, Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick (I cut these up and put them in a japonesque palette to hide the brands, but they perform wonderfully!)
L'oreal Voluminous and Voluminous Full Definition Mascara
CInema Secrets Brush Cleaner
Beauty So Clean Cosmetic Sanitizer
Sigma and Royal & Langnickel brushes
Cinema Secrets Face Primer
Purchasing things at IMATS is a great way to save money!
Nov 1, 2011
Lynn M.
Thanxx :)