If I Had to Rebuild My Makeup Kit

If I had to rebuild my professional makeup kit from scratch, this is exactly what I’d repurchase — no guessing, no filler. Every product listed below is something I actively use on real clients for weddings, events, and long glam days.

My approach is simple: performance first, skin-respecting formulas, and products that work across all skin tones, skin types, and comfort levels. This kit represents my philosophy — refined, intentional, and inclusive.

Sanitation & Pro Essentials (Non‑Negotiable)

Clean tools and hygiene are the backbone of professional artistry.

Skin Prep & Lip Care

Skin prep is where makeup longevity begins.

Complexion (Inclusive & Customizable)

I build complexion in layers so it looks like skin — not makeup.

Sculpt, Blush & Dimension

I love palettes that give me full control and adaptability for each client.

Eyes (Soft Glam to Defined)

Blendability, longevity, and versatility guide every eye product I use.

Lashes & Tools

I always tailor lashes to eye shape, personality, and comfort.

Lips

Versatility is key — every client should find their perfect neutral or bold lip.

Lock It In

  • One/Size Powder Melt – melts makeup into the skin and extends wear.

  • Hand Fan - helps set the setting spray and make your client feel glamorous.

Why This Kit Works

Every product in this kit serves a purpose. I prioritize formulas that:

  • Perform on every skin tone

  • Photograph beautifully

  • Last through long wedding days

  • Feel lightweight and comfortable

These are the products I would, without a doubt, start with if I had to rebuild my professional kit from the ground up. They have earned their place through real wear on real clients, performing reliably through long wedding days, events, and high-pressure moments. If you are building or refining your own kit, consider this your vetted starting lineup—intentional, inclusive, and designed to make every face in your chair look and feel like their best self.

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