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Excellent. I'll PM you. Thanks!

Do you have any 205's left? Thanks

For me I look for pressed powders first, usually blot or no colour powders.

Yes, I trust my hairstylist. He tells me what he's using, and he doesn't recommend or sell me anything.

That depends. In the make-up trailer, we always listen to music, all genre's. For me, if I am doing a creative look or a very basic look, music helps me focus. On-the-other-hand, if me or another MuA is creating a new look for a character that needs to be established, or for a camera test...

As long as it's not cranked to 10 you should be fine.

Krazy Glue is great for fixing brushes. Setting time is about 2 minutes. Ferrule Repair With the tip of the applicator, spread a thin amount of glue around the side head of the handle... On most brushes, the flat end of the handle will not press against the bottom of the bristles, so no sense...

Responding to an old thread... This is true. I took my training in the late 90's, even then as-it-is-now, make-up schools don't cover this topic in any substantial way. Our Union, in partnership with the Ontario Provincial Government, offers an Apprenticeship / training program for just...

I know this is an old thread... Mine is currently this...

Unboxing...

The colour range I've been using on three actors for covering / concealing their blemishes.

You can try The Makeup Armoury or Zuca for various sized train cases that will fit your requirements.

I find their Face Pencil has the right texture for covering up blemishes without it slipping off. And I find that Clinique's No Colour pressed powder goes well with it to set it.

Another MAC haul...

Here's an eyeshadow being salvaged...

Yes it should work. I use the iwata ninja jet compressor with the neo airbrush gun. (Airbrush systems work pretty much the same).

Because of the above BIPOC article, and with ongoing major concerns with the actor's agents and unions, the actors are wanting a solution. So IATSE (Film Technician Union) with all the Locals in Canada held a 4 hour Make-up Department meeting / tutorial video conference via YouTube Live with Q/A...

I sprayed a few layers of 99% onto the broken pigment and pressed it down with a spatula. I continued until I got the desired finished result.