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Alexandra T.

Jan 8, 2014

Alexandra T.

As an artist you are their go to person, you take care of them. So carry some deodorant (models, brides, clients) get very nervous and it's nice to keep around when they forget. Keep a freelance "first aid kit" Tampons, wet wipes, breath mints/gum, small perfume samples or body spray, band aids, tide stain remover pen, q tips, and anything else you might need in a emergency. I've worked on a couple fashion shows, so those are some emergency items. Essentials are foundations, preferable cream stick foundations or RMCA creme palette foundation. They can be made sheer with a water based primer such as Napoleon Perdis Auto Pilot primer that is moisturizing, cool the the touch and also very hydrating. Or applied with a brush or beauty blender for fuller coverage. Creme foundations can be used in place of concealor, contour, and corrector. So if you have a small case fit as many as you can in there. Highlighters, powder, powder puffs, sponges, there's so much you need.

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