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Shanna D.

Jun 22, 2013

Shanna D.

So a girl jas just asked if ill do her wedding make up...I really want to but I'm afraid of making a mess or her make up not staying on...can you girls give me some help on what I should have in my kit?. what will give the makeup all day staying power?. what eye primer is best?. setting spray?. and anything else that will help. Pretty Please. :) x

Grace K.

Jun 22, 2013

Grace K.

I love Skindinavia's Setting Spray, and Too Faced's Shadow Insurance is amaaaaze!

Shanna D.

Jun 22, 2013

Shanna D.

Thank You Grace. I'm taking all the advice I can get...quite nervous and its not for a cupl of months. :D

Krystle C.

Jun 23, 2013

Krystle C.

You should provide her with a trial to see if you are a good fit for her. I usually use airbrush makeup with a compressor. You can also use hd foundation. I start with MAC's fix+ spray. It has vitamins and minerals and is a good base on a fresh face and a really well moisturized face. I use Simple moisturizer. Then I prime with Make Up For Ever hd primer, then depending on whether you do airbrush or not... I conceal before airbrush or if using hd foundation I conceal after. I really like NYX hd eye primer or primer potion from UD any primer will do though. I use Mehron pro foundation palette (you can get on the Mehron website), but I like Make Up For Ever hd foundation as well. To set a mix of Urban Decay All Nighter Spray and fix+ or you can use just one or the other works well.

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