Makeup artists

Building a pro makeup kit on a sensible budget

Makeup brushes, a comb and a round brush with white bottles

A professional kit does not need every product on the market. It needs the right basics in the right shades, kept clean and topped up before busy weeks.

Spend on what touches every client

  • Base products in a shade range that suits your clients
  • Primer and setting products for long events
  • Good brushes and sponges, plus spares so you can clean between clients

Save on what you use less often

  • Trend shades you might use once a season
  • Large palettes when you only use a few pans
  • Duplicates of products you rarely open

Plan refills before wedding season

List the products you finished during your last busy month. Those are the ones to buy in larger quantities before the next one. If you buy for more than one artist, ask about bulk terms for the items you all use.

Write down every product you replace for a month. That list is your real kit.

Have your list ready? Send it to us and we will check availability and current prices for your exact order.