Freelancing advice

Oct 26, 2010

Tammy S.

A lot of pro MUA's on YouTube have talked about Yaby Cosmetics. They look really good, too.

Oct 26, 2010

Susana E.

There's always coastal scents palettes. I know of a lot of makeup artists and freelancers who use this palette on their customers!
=)

Oct 28, 2010

I've just discovered that Makeup Forever sells these makeup artist kits that seem pretty cool. They have a starter kit then a more comprehensive one. I've been working on my kit piece by piece (it also helps to work in makeup retail for the discount) so I don't know if i need everything there, but I'm definitely thinkin about it

Oct 28, 2010

Nancei V.

Jenniva - You don't need to go out and splurge on more than you need.

main products:
- 3 bottles of foundation (1 light, 1 med, 1 dark)
- 3 shades of concealer

as for the eyeshadow colours that's really up to you to decide, the 88 palette is a great example...but you must remember to use a base underneath the colours to make it 'pop'.

If you have more questions or would like more help on putting a kit together please email me directly and I could help you. =)

Oct 29, 2010

Patrice T.

@jenniva there is a makeup artist that has her own online supply store and youtube channel. Its called blushingartisan. She sells a lot of sponges, mascara wands etc that we use for our kits. The best part is her prices are really good. Check it out, this should be a great asset for you. I plan to do the same soon. Good luck :)

Oct 29, 2010

Chelsea D.

I found this website and it's perfect for starters, I plan on getting mine from here as well!

http://www.makeupart.net/ProSchoolKits.html

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