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Jul 25, 2012
Andrea B.
I've been asked to do makeup for a fellow designers photoshoot. I want to freelance on the side while I'm getting my line up and ready. So this is my first shot really.
•What do I need in my kit?
(preferably most things under $100)
This is kind of last minute so whatever I can afford.
•Advice?
I'll ask more questions later
Jul 25, 2012
Danie D.
$ !00 per item or total kit price?
Jul 25, 2012
Danie D.
My first freelance make up kit took me about 6 months to build and its was about $ 2000 total
Jul 25, 2012
Andrea B.
This shoot will be next week. So I don't have time or money to build it up a ton right now. I need some basics. Foundation/concealer, setting powder or spray, blush, brushes. Affordable but good. I was thinking maybe the graftobian or Ben bye ones? I have an elf setting powder which is horrible. So I need something that looks good and won't wash out in pics.
Jul 26, 2012
Editorial P.
Being that its last min, head over to your local Sephora (sure hope you have one) and ask for 3 samples! (that can be of foundation, lipgloss/lipsticks, primers +... your choice!)
Jul 27, 2012
Andrea B.
Thank you.
Is Cameraready Cosmetics shipping really fast? They say like 3 days. Anyone know?
Jul 27, 2012
Rachel M.
Makeup artist bargins and quick kit: Revlon Colorstay foundations, come in a huge range of colors, photographs like a dream. Dream Bounce blush, Wet+Wild lipsticks (just de-pot). Depending on the shoot, setting spray is really just to get rid of the 'powdered' look. The only thing I would def get - MUFE powder. Good luck!
Jul 27, 2012
Brittany Y.
Honestly I currently work with Loreal True Math foundations and they photo very well. I use e.l.f. HD powder which is pretty much identical to MUFE powder and it's only 6 dollars (don't pack that on though apply it with a fan brush very lightly to the t-zone or it might add a white cast) As for blushes I like Tarte's Cheek stains & Mascara you can never go wrong with a Cover lashblast. (I'm working with a mix of high end and low end products right now until I start adding more high end products and people still come out satisfied)