QUEEN B ♥

Every makeup artist, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, should have a trusty toolkit to tackle any cosmetic challenge. Imagine trying to blend and contour with your fingers alone—it might be possible, but it’s far from easy! To elevate your artistry, having the right tools is essential. As we grow in our craft, it’s time to invest in quality tools that will enhance our performance. With just P500, you can start building a solid makeup kit. Remember, "A woman's makeup kit is one of her most prized possessions." Your success hinges not only on skill but also on the tools you use. I recently stocked up on new supplies, and here’s a list of five essential tools every makeup artist should have in their kit: I mentioned in my previous post that I bought new supplies in good volume. 1. Makeup Brushes Just like a painter needs various brushes for different strokes, you need the right makeup brushes for a flawless finish. While fingers can work for applicatio...

Personally, brushes are a must-have. They are tools that help in the application of makeup on the face. Also, I find them really important when it comes to creating eye makeup. For those who are starting in the makeup artistry, you can either have them in a set or individual.  I got 2 sets of brushes plus individual brushes. Then last week, I bought 5 more individual brushes from Beauty Cosmetics . These are the brushes I find important. From left, I have the spoolie, bullet brush, flat top brush, buffing brush and angle brush. I already have these types of brushes from my old sets, but I need more of them. There are times I get 2 to 3 clients a day and cleaning my brushes is time consuming.  Buffing Brush, P150 A buffing brush could be use to apply foundation, blend blushes or contour and apply powder. As for me. it would work as a blender. The photo below shows a close up look of the flat top brush.  This is densely-packed with...

Hello Mapua's Finals Week! It means zombie week for me. Sabi nga, ang tulog nababawi pero ang grades hindi.   That's one good thought to fuel me up. Well, before I solve this particle problems on hand, let me take a break and show you my Artist Studio brushes. I just love them!  I remember being hesitant in buying these brushes. They're cheap and I instantly assumed that that goes the same for quality but no. As mentioned in my previous previous post, I bought them merely because they were standing beside the shelves of VS irons. Conversely, they're totally pretty and soft and i can't leave the  Trinoma   Mall without them. I love that the handles of the brushes are long. Much longer than my Beauty Cosmetics brushes . Another thing, they don't shed. I am really amazed that they don't. Some of my Beauty Cosmetics brushes are shedding up to this date and I'm thinking of throwing them. Powder brush P99.75 Angle Bru...