How Do You Organize Your Kit?

Feb 1, 2014

Vera C.

Now I work at A Chanel counter but also freelance weddings and shows and whatnot, so my kit is always around the place and (as you can see) I don't have much room for storage in my little case. What do you girls do for storage? How do you prepare for a freelance? What does Your kit look like?

(Disclaimer: This is JUST my freelance kit with palettes excluded. You should see my beauty room, its like a bomb went off.. a makeup bomb! hehehe)

Feb 2, 2014

Cat C.

Try something like this. This ones from Frends Beauty Supply
http://www.frendsbeauty.com/stilazzi-gone-topless.html

Feb 4, 2014

Michaela K.

I've recently started making my own lipstick pallets, you'd be amazed at how much space you save, in your kit. Plus it helps me when I have to be quick since I have all my neutrals, pinks, and reds in their own pallets ^_^

Feb 5, 2014

Grace M.

Being a makeup artist its so much more helpful to meet up with the client or at least find out what color scheme they are going for- then you can pack your kit based on their needs... I also highlyyyy recommend palettes because it does save you so much space. z palettes are awesome! just de-pot and fill the palettes and youll be good to go!

Feb 3, 2017

Anu J.

You can buy some storage kits for storing more items in a little space. I'm also buy some like this last year. it is very usefull. http://www.thebusinesshouse.org/new-suzuki-access-125.

Nov 7, 2017

Annu K.

Good work and thank you for sharing this information with us.
http://www.whitemonde.com/

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