Foundations for a freelance kit?

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Ellie C.

Jun 28, 2014

Ellie C.

What are the best foundations to put in a freelance kit? Thanks!

Marleen B.

Jun 28, 2014

Marleen B.

I heard a makeup artist on Youtube say that if he had to pick one foundation, he would pick a very high coverage foundation. Because not only can you use it as a high coverage foundation, you can sheer it out to a medium or light coverage foundation with moisterizer or a light reflecting cream highlighting cream. If you only choose a sheer or medium foundation, you're limited to that specific coverage (unless you use concealer over it which can give a different finish & color). So I suggest Estee Lauder Double Wear Maximum Coverage Foundation to start with.

Ashley C.

Jun 28, 2014

Ashley C.

One of the RCMA palettes.

Ellie C.

Jun 29, 2014

Ellie C.

Thank you Jacqueline!! That is very helpful. One question though, how do you apply the foundation & is it enough?

Ellie C.

Jun 30, 2014

Ellie C.

Thank You!

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