milamonster
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I'm so glad I'm apart of this community =)
I hope you guys can help me out. I have a few questions for you guys
My friend wants me to help her with a photoshoot. She has another makeup artist (who i have no clue who she is) and asked me to help her with more makeup. She is doing a before and after shoot on the process of African Americans getting their hair done. The good thing is that this is in summer. THis shoot is just her own project. I have time to save up money to buy more stuff, but I am EXTREMELY broke. I am not even exxagerating. I feel that I am pretty ok on shadows though I might buy that Coastal Scents Neutral pallete for more of those...but...what do I do about foundation. I will be working with all African AMericans, of course all shades. SO I pose these two questions
1. I own stila foundation sticks in the darker colors and can get the lgihter ones for a nice price. Of course these are cream sticks, so would this be a good idea to use for camera?
If not, what else should I get that is really affordable? I know that Sacha brand has a 100 buck pallete with matching powder...should I get this?
I have a translucent powder already which is HD by MUFE but should I get actual pressed or loose powders as well?
I have stila, nixie, and mac discounts
2. Is there ANYTHING at the drugstore that I could buy that isnt crappy. I know, I know...but I need something affordable. I know I don't want it reflecting off light and stuff but I heard of someone using hip before because it didnt have alot of titanium dioxide (i cant remmeber who told me this, and im not sure if they changed thier formula)
3. Lastly, I think it's going to be about 25 girls. It could be more...or less. I'm not sure if I'm supposed to be doing ALL of them for the before shoot. ANyways, say if I were goign to do them all...how much do you htink this should cost? SHe said it would be funded and everyone would get paid, but I've NEVER done a shoot before. And this is just like a personal project. Somethng she wanted to do while in college but didnt have the time. It's a friend and I'm glad its paid (Lord Knows I'm broke), but I also don't want to break anyones bank.
I hope you guys can help me out. I have a few questions for you guys
My friend wants me to help her with a photoshoot. She has another makeup artist (who i have no clue who she is) and asked me to help her with more makeup. She is doing a before and after shoot on the process of African Americans getting their hair done. The good thing is that this is in summer. THis shoot is just her own project. I have time to save up money to buy more stuff, but I am EXTREMELY broke. I am not even exxagerating. I feel that I am pretty ok on shadows though I might buy that Coastal Scents Neutral pallete for more of those...but...what do I do about foundation. I will be working with all African AMericans, of course all shades. SO I pose these two questions
1. I own stila foundation sticks in the darker colors and can get the lgihter ones for a nice price. Of course these are cream sticks, so would this be a good idea to use for camera?
If not, what else should I get that is really affordable? I know that Sacha brand has a 100 buck pallete with matching powder...should I get this?
I have a translucent powder already which is HD by MUFE but should I get actual pressed or loose powders as well?
I have stila, nixie, and mac discounts
2. Is there ANYTHING at the drugstore that I could buy that isnt crappy. I know, I know...but I need something affordable. I know I don't want it reflecting off light and stuff but I heard of someone using hip before because it didnt have alot of titanium dioxide (i cant remmeber who told me this, and im not sure if they changed thier formula)
3. Lastly, I think it's going to be about 25 girls. It could be more...or less. I'm not sure if I'm supposed to be doing ALL of them for the before shoot. ANyways, say if I were goign to do them all...how much do you htink this should cost? SHe said it would be funded and everyone would get paid, but I've NEVER done a shoot before. And this is just like a personal project. Somethng she wanted to do while in college but didnt have the time. It's a friend and I'm glad its paid (Lord Knows I'm broke), but I also don't want to break anyones bank.