What should be in a makeup starter kit?

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Kelsey M.

Mar 10, 2013

Kelsey M.

I'm getting into makeup and I want to know what are the must-haves for a beginner! I am wanting a simple look, nothing heavy. What are your most important things to have? If you have specific brands and product names that would be great!

Jes T.

Mar 10, 2013

Jes T.

*A good Moisturizer
*Foundation (depending on skin type. For oily use powder foundation, for dry use liquid foundation)
*Concealer
* bronzer (My favorite is Too faced chocolate matte bronzer :)
*Blusher (Tarte amazon clay 12 hour in splendor is my favorite)
* eye liner pencil and liquid eyeliner
* Mascara ( my favorite is lancome hypnose mascara)
:) xx

Emily B.

Mar 10, 2013

Emily B.

-A good oil free moisturizer
-A concealer for pimples and under eyes
- BB cream if you don't have the best skin (I don't know, I prefer not to wear it but I have it just in case)
- pressed powder/ finishing powder (my favorite is Rimmel London Stay Matte it's $6 I think at target)
-Mascara (I use the Maybelline Rocket Mascara and Maybelline mega plush. I heard the clump crusher is also really good)
-gel eyeliner (it's easier to use and fix than liquid eyeliner)
-good brushes (good companies are coastal scents and Sonia kashuk) :)
-blush (benefit blushes are great but exspensive, I would go to your local sephora and ask someone there or personally I would just go to target and test a couple ones because I feel like blush and concealer is hard lol)
-Chapstick (eos)
:)

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