This for my customer who have asked how to put together a makeup kit.
This is for you guys!
These women are very particular about the cosmetics they use so they prefer to put together their own kit. Building a cosmetics kit from the bottom up is especially suited to those who collect makeup and to aspiring makeup artists (Sara this is for you) who are looking for an array of cosmetics to use on clients. Regardless of whether makeup is your hobby or your profession, creating your own kit is one way to make sure that everything you invest in is right for you.
Decide what kind of cosmetics kit you want to put together. You may create only one, where all your cosmetics are organized in a single large case, or you can make several different ones, depending on your needs. For instance, a professional makeup artist may have a sizable kit she takes with her on assignments, and a smaller kit that is filled only with products for her personal use. Someone who travels frequently can have one kit with full-size items for home use and another with travel-size products packaged in travel-friendly containers.
Invest in a cosmetics or makeup case large and sturdy enough to hold the items you will be stowing inside. Hardy train cases are not exclusively available to professional makeup artists and are particularly ideal for cosmetics collectors or those with a considerable number of products. Someone who likes keeping her beauty products to a minimum might prefer to store her cosmetics in a handy case easily available at my Avon online store.
Use the compartments in your case to organize and segregate the Avon cosmetics you already own. Stick with a method that works for you--it may make more sense to you to put your makeup together by color instead of by kind, or perhaps by brand rather than by any other classification.
Identify which items you still need. Perhaps you have cosmetics in many colors but no brushes to apply them with. If you intend to use your kit professionally, you should stock up on a variety of shades that flatter the range of skin colors you will be working on. To start with, you need Avon ideal shade foundations, translucent powder, ultra luxury brow pencils, true color eye shadows, glimmersticks eyeliners, Avon super extended mascara, blushes or bronzers, glimmersticks lip liners, ultra color rich lipsticks and perfect wear lip glosses.
Include makeup staples in your kit, such as oil-free moisturizer and makeup remover, lip balm, baby wipes and petroleum jelly. As your knowledge of makeup application grows, add tools and extras that you find useful, like a pencil sharpener, body glitter, and an eyelash curler and false eyelashes.
