Bobbi Brown Makeup Manual: For Everyone from Beginner to Pro

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Mints


Baby oil


Eyedrops


Sheer, red, and chocolate nail polish


Nail polish remover


Extra zip-top plastic bags


Hand mirror


Protein bars, almonds, or other snacks—you will often be working through lunch and other meals


Paperback book for downtime, notebook for writing down inspirations


Business cards, as you never know whom you’ll meet


TRICKS FOR PACKING YOUR KIT


Slice any product that comes in a stick (foundation, lipstick, bronzers, blushes), and put the slices into palettes. That way, you can have a whole array of shades in
front of you at once.


Use zip-top plastic bags to store things and rubber bands to hold lip glosses and pencils together.


Use a label maker to label every bag, box, and palette neatly.


It’s important for makeup artists to have a system. Pack your kit the same way each time, so you can find things in a hurry.


THE FUN KIT (at right)


These are the extra things you won’t need very often, so store them all together in a separate plastic bag or makeup kit.


Sparkle and glitter powders


Nail polish in an array of colors


Intense theatrical eye shadow shades and blushes


Lip lacquers and matte stains in bold colors


Self-tanner and/or bronzing gel for the body


Body paints

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