Aphrodites
Well-Known Member
Is this an ok brand to use? I need to build my kit up slowly as the really good products are very expensive. Would you happily use this brand on a paying client?
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Lynne Baker
Lynne The Skin!
Sorry, no, I wouldn't use it on my worst enemy.
If you use poor quality stuff you'll have to work so much harder to get a decent finish, and you won't get a good reputation.
My advice? Unless you absolutely need to do makeup soon don't do it until you've stocked your kit with decent stuff.
When I started out I did PartyLite for a few months and the money I earned from that stocked my various kits!
If you use poor quality stuff you'll have to work so much harder to get a decent finish, and you won't get a good reputation.
My advice? Unless you absolutely need to do makeup soon don't do it until you've stocked your kit with decent stuff.
When I started out I did PartyLite for a few months and the money I earned from that stocked my various kits!
Mrs.Clooney
Positive Geek
Hi Aphrodites, I am a bridal make-up artist and have no experience of SBC. However, I am frequently in touch with other bridal mua's and I don't know of anyone using this brand of cosmetics in their kits, some of whom also do photograhic, fashion and editorial make-up. We mostly carry a range of high end and pro products, including a few items which are not necessarily high end, but still do a great job.
I fully appreciate that it is expensive to kit yourself out for make. Been there, done that and worn the T-shirt... in fact still doing it. It takes time because it is expensive, but I honestly believe that in the long term, it is better to kit yourself out with a variety of different recommended cosmetics. This way you end up with a wide range of products to suite different people.
The following is a dedicated make-up website you may wish to visit.
Makeup Advice Forum ~ Index
Hope this helps.
I fully appreciate that it is expensive to kit yourself out for make. Been there, done that and worn the T-shirt... in fact still doing it. It takes time because it is expensive, but I honestly believe that in the long term, it is better to kit yourself out with a variety of different recommended cosmetics. This way you end up with a wide range of products to suite different people.
The following is a dedicated make-up website you may wish to visit.
Makeup Advice Forum ~ Index
Hope this helps.
Aphrodites
Well-Known Member
Thanks for the advice, any tips on any decent products that dont cost the earth to get me started? After 2 clients i can stock up fully with mac, benefit, etc...
MillieMoo99
Active Member
I'm totally into minerals and do 50 plus wedding as year and my brides love it!
I own my own mineral store, if you want to try some samples have a look at www.pureanadauk.co.uk
and drop me an email.
C.x
I own my own mineral store, if you want to try some samples have a look at www.pureanadauk.co.uk
and drop me an email.
C.x
spoilt
Well-Known Member
i used this in college.. its yak.... greasy awful stuf try are deco .. they on face book also . they do a pro account x
noreenoconnor
CND Education Ambassador Cork
have you tried yaby ? they have tiny little eye shadows for less than £3 each, there tiny little things but very good quality... perfect for starting out 
x They also do little pans of foundation for a reasonable price too... and they can all be put into palettes for easy storage
x They also do little pans of foundation for a reasonable price too... and they can all be put into palettes for easy storage
