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seachild

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Re: What make up brands do you recommend for work?
« Reply #360 on: 12 April 2023, 09:58:35 pm »
My go to work makeup routine after moisturiser and primer is:

1. Eyebrow gel- I do the fluffy eyebrow and have my eyebrows laminated so any gel would do. I currently use Refy or NYX.
2. Concelear- I use a combination of NARS and Revolution
3. Foundation. I like it high coverage and my skin type is mixed so I like Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless or Estee Lauder double wear. Both are good to reapply in between clients if you need a quick touch up.
4. Contouring & Blush. I use a contour kit from MAC and blush from Beauty Bay
5. Setting powder. I now have the Jeffree Star Cosmetics one but NYX was pretty good too.
6. Setting spray. NYX/ Revolution/ Too faced.
7. Some nude/ pink eyeshadow + a bit of highlighter for the inner corners. There are from Melkior or Jeffree Star Cosmetics.
8. Mascara. Maybelline Falsies Lash Lift or Urban Decay Perversion after I curl my lashes.

It sounds like a lot, but it only takes me 10 to 15 minutes and I’m ready to go. It’s enough makeup to hide imperfections while still keeping a fresh face look. I have my makeup bag with me at all times if I need retouching and it doesn’t take much space. xx

KK

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Re: What make up brands do you recommend for work?
« Reply #361 on: 29 April 2023, 04:09:14 pm »
Kryolan is a good a good shout! Fantastic long wear makeup designed for performers - aka it stays put


I’m a trained make up artist so I tried so many different brands . For foundation I find Estée Lauder double wear is very good . I also use an  cake eyeliner sealer over my liner so keep it in place and it’s brilliant ( kryolan) . I have had “ lip blush “ which is tattooed lip liner /all over colour . It is very natural looking and ensures I only need a touch of lip balm
And I’m good to go .

Secretsatin

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Re: What make up brands do you recommend for work?
« Reply #362 on: 21 May 2023, 10:03:10 am »
I used to buy expensive make up for work Dior foundation etc. Now I stick with cheaper brands like Rimmel but I always get a waterproof mascara and eyeliner. foundation and lipstick is easy to top up. But when showering multiple times a day it's best having a waterproof massacrer unless you wear false lashes!

Miss exotic

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Re: What make up brands do you recommend for work?
« Reply #363 on: 30 May 2023, 11:13:47 pm »
I try to use brands that my skin can still breathe in and not clots my pores. I also have sensitive skin so find certain products that you not give me allergic reaction:

Mascara-bare minerals
Liquid liner and eye pencil-ysl
Concealer- Clinique
Blush-Nars

They’re either waterproof or long wear.




GingerSnaps

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Re: What make up brands do you recommend for work?
« Reply #364 on: 02 September 2023, 11:19:22 pm »
Hey,

I’m a really pale girl, like ghost white, so my foundation looks really obvious on client’s skin when it transfers. Do you guys have any recommendations for foundation that doesn’t transfer or a setting spray that stops it from happening?

TIA

Femme fatale

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Re: What make up brands do you recommend for work?
« Reply #365 on: 15 February 2024, 04:44:09 pm »
Could anyone recommend a waterproof volume mascara that won't run down and smudge my under eyes like most of my others !

Curvymamma

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Re: What make up brands do you recommend for work?
« Reply #366 on: 16 February 2024, 09:47:54 am »
I just got semi permanent eye liner done, I'm hopeless at drawing eyeliner on, so I'm hoping this will save me time!

Mirror

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Re: What make up brands do you recommend for work?
« Reply #367 on: 16 February 2024, 12:06:09 pm »
Hey,

I’m a really pale girl, like ghost white, so my foundation looks really obvious on client’s skin when it transfers. Do you guys have any recommendations for foundation that doesn’t transfer or a setting spray that stops it from happening?

TIA

This may depend on your skin type, I am paleish I also have oily/acne prone skin under constant medical level treatment which to some extent moderates the oiliness. I use a normal skin ELF primer with a little Vichy Dermablend foundation over the top - you do not need very much. Set with Nyx Matt setting spray.

AnnaConda

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Re: What make up brands do you recommend for work?
« Reply #368 on: 16 February 2024, 03:11:02 pm »
Hey,

I’m a really pale girl, like ghost white, so my foundation looks really obvious on client’s skin when it transfers. Do you guys have any recommendations for foundation that doesn’t transfer or a setting spray that stops it from happening?

TIA

Mineral foundation is really hard wearing. I use Lily Lolo in Porcelain as a fellow ghostly person and it’s perfect for me. I’m NC10 in MAC for comparison.

Femme fatale

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Re: What make up brands do you recommend for work?
« Reply #369 on: 17 February 2024, 09:51:01 pm »
I just got semi permanent eye liner done, I'm hopeless at drawing eyeliner on, so I'm hoping this will save me time!
Did you use dark brown or black shade ?

Boudoir

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Re: What make up brands do you recommend for work?
« Reply #370 on: 18 February 2024, 06:29:04 pm »
Could anyone recommend a waterproof volume mascara that won't run down and smudge my under eyes like most of my others !

Rimmel 100% Waterproof Mascara  - does what it says on the tin! You can put several layers to build volume

Femme fatale

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Re: What make up brands do you recommend for work?
« Reply #371 on: 19 February 2024, 07:02:18 am »
Rimmel 100% Waterproof Mascara  - does what it says on the tin! You can put several layers to build volume


Thanks will give that a try  :)