This is way different from the $20 Make-Up Challenge, this kit is for a beginner make-up artist.
The $20 Make-Up Challenge is basically for younger pre-teens and teens, to give them an idea that you don’t have to buy expensive make-up; cheap make-up works just as well, especially if you’re on a budget and don’t know what to get.
That’s why these videos are made on YouTube as well as the beginning make-up artists who are creating their own kits.
Please keep in mind that you don’t have to get the same products that I have in my kit, this just gives the artist an idea on what to have in his/her kit nor do you have to get everything that I have listed; you could get one item each from what I have listed down below.
I will give a list of products that I have collected over the years to make this beginning starter kit for you guys. Now remember, in this kit, I do have expensive and cheap products and they both work very well. If you can’t buy the expensive products that I am going to mention, then there is a cheap alternative that you can afford.
Here are some examples to both cheap and expensive products.
Cheap: Aziza (Which is the 99 cent only store make-up brand), E.L.F, NYC, Wet N Wild, Maybelline, CoverGirl, Revlon, and Rimmel London.
Expensive: NYX, Mary Kay, Physicians Formula, Ulta and Urban Decay.
The products that I mentioned are my cheap drug store brands and expensive department store brands. Remember, you don’t have to buy the expensive products just to fit in with the popular crowd.
Drug store products work just as well, sometimes even better than the expensive products; even the popular crowd uses the drug store products but won’t admit to it.
NOTE: If you want me to do a skin care day and night régime as well as hair, please let me know. Thank You!
To kick things off, there is everything that your gonna need in your kit; you can substitute a product for something else that’s just like it or get a product that best suits your needs and/or your clients. The best ones are hypoallergenic because you never know; your client just might be allergic to some cosmetics.
1. Moisturizer – Get one that best suits your skin needs.
2. Primer – Hard Candy (Face) and Urban Decay (Eyes).
3. Concealer – Elf Tone Correcting Powder, Mary Kay (Beige 1), Physicians Formula-Youthful Wear (Light + Yellow), Maybelline Wand (#35 Deep), Maybelline Cover Stick (Ivory), CoverGirl (#2) and a Concealer Brush.
4. Eyebrows – NYC (#922 Dark Brown), Salon Perfect Brow Defining Powder (Taupe), Angled Brush, Tweezers and Eyebrow Comb.
5. Eyeshadow – Palettes, Maybelline Color Tattoos (#25 Bad To The Bronze and #30 Pomegranate Punk), NYX (#ES09 Deep Bronze, #ES16 Copper, #ES110 Gypsy and #ES54 Cherry), Maybelline (#30 Rose Tints), Aziza Eyeshadow (99 Cent Only Store) E.L.F. Elements, Angled Brush, Eyeshadow Brush, Smugger and Blending Brush.
6. Eyeliners – NYC (#921A Jet Black), Rimmel London (#117 Ginger Tea) and Mary Kay (Black).
7. Eye Lashes – False Eye Lashes, Duo Eye Lash Glue, Eye Lash Curlers, Mary Kay Mascara (#1V09 I Love/Heart Black), Duo Mascara (Lash Primer and Mascara), Maybelline Mascara (Great Lash Very Black and The Falsies Black Drama).
8. Foundations – I am going to list 3 different kinds of foundations
10. Lips – I am going to list 4 different kinds of lip products.
Make-Up Starter Kits for Aspiring Beginners
The $20 Make-Up Challenge is basically for younger pre-teens and teens, to give them an idea that you don’t have to buy expensive make-up; cheap make-up works just as well, especially if you’re on a budget and don’t know what to get.
That’s why these videos are made on YouTube as well as the beginning make-up artists who are creating their own kits.
Please keep in mind that you don’t have to get the same products that I have in my kit, this just gives the artist an idea on what to have in his/her kit nor do you have to get everything that I have listed; you could get one item each from what I have listed down below.
I will give a list of products that I have collected over the years to make this beginning starter kit for you guys. Now remember, in this kit, I do have expensive and cheap products and they both work very well. If you can’t buy the expensive products that I am going to mention, then there is a cheap alternative that you can afford.
Here are some examples to both cheap and expensive products.
Cheap: Aziza (Which is the 99 cent only store make-up brand), E.L.F, NYC, Wet N Wild, Maybelline, CoverGirl, Revlon, and Rimmel London.
Expensive: NYX, Mary Kay, Physicians Formula, Ulta and Urban Decay.
The products that I mentioned are my cheap drug store brands and expensive department store brands. Remember, you don’t have to buy the expensive products just to fit in with the popular crowd.
Drug store products work just as well, sometimes even better than the expensive products; even the popular crowd uses the drug store products but won’t admit to it.
NOTE: If you want me to do a skin care day and night régime as well as hair, please let me know. Thank You!
To kick things off, there is everything that your gonna need in your kit; you can substitute a product for something else that’s just like it or get a product that best suits your needs and/or your clients. The best ones are hypoallergenic because you never know; your client just might be allergic to some cosmetics.
1. Moisturizer – Get one that best suits your skin needs.
2. Primer – Hard Candy (Face) and Urban Decay (Eyes).
3. Concealer – Elf Tone Correcting Powder, Mary Kay (Beige 1), Physicians Formula-Youthful Wear (Light + Yellow), Maybelline Wand (#35 Deep), Maybelline Cover Stick (Ivory), CoverGirl (#2) and a Concealer Brush.
4. Eyebrows – NYC (#922 Dark Brown), Salon Perfect Brow Defining Powder (Taupe), Angled Brush, Tweezers and Eyebrow Comb.
5. Eyeshadow – Palettes, Maybelline Color Tattoos (#25 Bad To The Bronze and #30 Pomegranate Punk), NYX (#ES09 Deep Bronze, #ES16 Copper, #ES110 Gypsy and #ES54 Cherry), Maybelline (#30 Rose Tints), Aziza Eyeshadow (99 Cent Only Store) E.L.F. Elements, Angled Brush, Eyeshadow Brush, Smugger and Blending Brush.
6. Eyeliners – NYC (#921A Jet Black), Rimmel London (#117 Ginger Tea) and Mary Kay (Black).
7. Eye Lashes – False Eye Lashes, Duo Eye Lash Glue, Eye Lash Curlers, Mary Kay Mascara (#1V09 I Love/Heart Black), Duo Mascara (Lash Primer and Mascara), Maybelline Mascara (Great Lash Very Black and The Falsies Black Drama).
8. Foundations – I am going to list 3 different kinds of foundations
o Liquids - Physicians Formula Organic Wear (Light to Natural Organics), Maybelline Dream Liquid Mousse (Classic Ivory Light #2) and a Foundation Brush (E.L.F.).
o Matte’s – Maybelline Dream Matte Mousse (Classic Ivory Light #2), Mary Kay Time Wise Matte Wear Liquid Foundation (Beige 1) and a Stippling Brush (Real Techniques).
o Powders – Maybelline Fit Me (#120 Classic Ivory), CoverGirl (#215 Natural Ivory) and a Powder Brush.
9. Blush and Bronzers – E.L.F. Golden Bronzer, E.L.F. Healthy Glow Bronzing Powder (Sun Kissed), E.L.F. Contouring Blush and Bronzer, Aziza Blush, NYC Sun n’ Bronze Bronzing Powder (#706 Hamptons Radiance), CoverGirl Checkers (#150 Pretty Peach), E.L.F. Kabuki Face Brush, E.L.F. Bronzer Brush and Eco Tools Blush Brush.10. Lips – I am going to list 4 different kinds of lip products.
o Chapsticks – Eos Lip Balm (Strawberry Sorbet), Chapstick Classic (Cherry), Wet n’ Wild Natural Blend Lip Shimmer (#106) and Blistex Lip Medex.
o Lip Liners – Wet n’ Wild Coloricon (#715 Plumberry and #711 Chestnut), Mary Kay (Plum) and Rimmel London 1000 Kisses (#050 Tiramisu).
o Lip Gloss – Mary Kay (Red Passion), Love and Beauty by Forever 21 and Aziza Lip Gloss.
o Lip Sticks – Essence (#42 Fairytale), NYC (#410B Plum Rum), Mary Kay (Midnight Red), Revlon Lip Butter (#045 Cotton Candy), Wet n’ Wild (#510A and #528A) and Eco Tools Lip Brush.
11. Miscellaneous – NYX (#S122 Butt “Naked” Eyes) Eyeshadow/Blush/Bronzer/Illuminator, Sharpeners, E.L.F. Shine Eraser Tools, Make-Up Removers (Aveeno), Duo Concealer and Foundation Brush, Blending Brush, Make-Up Sponges, Mac Fix Plus (But I Make My Own and So Can You).Make-Up Starter Kits for Aspiring Beginners
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