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Queen B.

Dec 4, 2016

Queen B.

So I'm rebuilding my brand as a makeup artist after years of taking it easy. I am a self taught makeup artist that's currently looking to build myself as a makeup artist in Hollywood.

I'm in love with the natural, dewy, skin so flassless type of look. I'm aware this look include cream products especially cream foundation.
I just recently purchased a cream foundation pallet and I want to start perfecting the basics.

Can someone tell how I can go about getting this flawless look when it comes to foundation?

Anything thing will help
Links, tips, products recommendations

I was told skin prep is key but I feel like that's mando in all makeup applications

Btw I've attached some pics of my overall goal

I know it won't be exact the same every artist is unique

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