PeppermintMocha
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Just bumping this thread again - is there any one around NC 25-30 (warm undertone) that has found a good shade match with MUFE F&B?
Have you taken a look at makeup artist Lisa Eldrige's video ?I am fairly new to the line of Wedding makeup. I have started, wish me luck. I don't have much of a budget. I need to know what are must haves to start. Especially where foundation is concerned. I keep hearing MUFE and that sounds great except that they are almost $50 a bottle. How many will I get to cater to ppl? I am nervous and confused. Any advice would be much appreciated.
If you're on a budget! Start with the Graftobian Palette. You can mix them with a moisturizer to sheer them down/ or stretch them. Once you've made more money from your gigs, then...switch to another brand. But who knows you may not want to. Graftobian Cream palettes are great, no SPF and HD!. Find them at CameraReadyCosmetics.comI am fairly new to the line of Wedding makeup. I have started, wish me luck. I don't have much of a budget. I need to know what are must haves to start. Especially where foundation is concerned. I keep hearing MUFE and that sounds great except that they are almost $50 a bottle. How many will I get to cater to ppl? I am nervous and confused. Any advice would be much appreciated.
actually most companies are now moving to a chemical sunblock vs a physical sunblock. If the Foundation says Spf it doesn't necessarily have a physical block in it. it's better to check the ingredients for a product for ingredients that end in oxide instead. You could be missing out on a lot of great foundations.i agree with the poster above.makeup forever has good foundations.u cud also try armani silk fabric fdtn. and for cheeks u may want to check out Bobbi brown pot rouge.avoid foundations with spf.