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MAC is just the bomb for print. I found years ago that Clinique had a super full coverage that was great for television, after they discontinued my color I went to using a Chanel liquid base under Chanel Pro Finish makeup. *former tv personallity Sep 27 10 09:48 pm Link im trying to build my kit and these answers are awesome. I know RCMA has a sample foundation kit thats not bad on price right now. Im currently using dinairs airbrush kit that i love but i wanted to know if anyone has used the BBpalettes and whats your opinion..... Sep 27 10 10:06 pm Link Hillary Wehrle wrote: Hey thanks so much! Sep 27 10 10:08 pm Link KJ Bennett Beauty wrote: I shall give that a try next time. I always enjoy trying out new methods of doing things. Sep 28 10 02:19 am Link Quick questions please!!! Whats the best full coverage foundation to cover blemishes? whats the best foundation for men? Sep 28 10 02:27 am Link Joy Adenuga wrote: I really like Yaby Powder Foundation on Men..it evens out skintone w/out making it look like they are wearing foundation. Sep 28 10 05:20 am Link Jessica Jean Myers wrote: thanks!!! Sep 28 10 06:03 am Link I am so happy this thread is helping people, heck it's helped me learn so much....thanks for all the replies! Sep 28 10 08:52 am Link I have the Graftobian HD warm and neutral super palettes. I recently added the MUFE HD foundation to my kit. I have the MUFE HD in 110, 117,128, 177, 114, 155, 178 and 185. I keep the FA for mature and dry skin. I have seen MUFE Face and Body and the MAC Face & Body used over cream foundations to sheer out and even the skin. Other than MAC lip and eye pencils, I have rid my kit of MAC products. 1. Does anyone have MUFE HD AND MUFE Face & Body in their kit? 2. If so, what shades of MUFE Face & Body would you carry? Oct 03 10 05:31 pm Link I am not a MAC fan by any means, but I just discovered Studio Sculpt foundation and I am blown away by the texture! It's so dewy and creamy! I only received a sample but can't wait to stock my kit with it. Just thought I'd share Oct 05 10 03:22 pm Link Is it wrong that I only keep a couple different kind of foundations? Yaby cream, Smashbox (high def and halo and some powders) and a small sample kit of ket airbrush (that I use with a reg foundation brush anyways) I do mostly weddings, events, photography. Hoping a new contact I made will get me more commercial..., Not enough selection? So far so good , but is there info I am missing? Oct 06 10 02:21 pm Link Theresa Amundsen wrote: +1 Oct 06 10 04:15 pm Link Y S B wrote: I wanted to buy both palettes. Should i just buy the Shinto one then?> Oct 11 10 12:00 pm Link Sarah Rosee Dalton wrote: The Shinto is all you really need. It has both warm and cool colors. If anything is too yellow for you, it has some warm colors you can mix. I use that one palette for both Film and Print. Oct 11 10 03:23 pm Link Y S B wrote: I just got the KO Palette, mostly because it has all the "salmon" tones - which I thought would be good for concealing and color-correcting. But that's just me. I like me textures to be the same. Oct 11 10 03:32 pm Link Y S B wrote: oh okay. Oct 11 10 03:33 pm Link Sarah Rosee Dalton wrote: Maybe do both samples for the same price. Also, I like the compactness of the samplers. Plus you can refill just the colors you use most rather than have tons of colors that don't use. Oct 11 10 04:31 pm Link Sarah Rosee Dalton wrote: I don't have the Full Size, I like to keep things as compressed as possible and hate carrying bulky things. Oct 11 10 04:46 pm Link Just thought I would bring this thread back in case anyone had any new foundation tips to add. Me I am ordering some Cinema secret palettes today....I was thinking of getting 1,3, 5, 7, 11...what do you guys suggest? Dec 02 10 03:49 pm Link I have #3, 5, 7 & 11. This gives me a good range from very fair to dark with a mixture of yellow and pink/red tones. I LOVE my CS!! Dec 02 10 04:15 pm Link Thanks so much! I am debating getting another graftobian warm palette for 63.00 including shipping or buying 4 palettes from Cinema Secret for 80.00 something. I am so used to how Graftobian blends & the colors so it would be easier & more economical to go with that palette but it only has warm tones....no pink undertones. Will these cinema secrets palettes will give me a mixture? Dec 02 10 04:23 pm Link Shekeita Magitt wrote: The Cinema Secrets are going to be better than the Graftobian for your oily skin clients. They feel very similar. Graftobian is tad bit creamier. I get better coverage and control out of CS though. Dec 02 10 04:41 pm Link Thanks Bethany! Dec 02 10 04:47 pm Link KJ Bennett Beauty wrote: Ah ha! Makes total sense now, thanks for clarifying that. I personally have not used it for film yet but LOVE LOVE LOVE it for everything else (including myself)!!! Dec 02 10 06:02 pm Link T K A wrote: I'd rethink that, it has SPF 15 and thus can look terrible in certain lighting/flash photos... it depends on the medium you are working in, but.. IMO, there are so many better products out there for PRO use, why take a chance?? Most of MAC's new foundations are more for the consumer now... and just aren't... well, ... good enough! LOL Dec 02 10 06:11 pm Link How many of the MUFE HD foundations should I get to cover a range of skin tones? And which ones? Dec 07 10 06:56 pm Link Here are two recent threads that have great info on Graftobian & Cinema Secrets foundations/correctors. https://www.modelmayhem.com/po.php?thread_id=655185 https://www.modelmayhem.com/po.php?thread_id=656173 Dec 08 10 09:49 am Link Chelsea Dutchak wrote: Below is a link to KJ Benett's recommendations for MUFE HD, hope this helps! Dec 08 10 09:55 am Link Shekeita Magitt wrote: Thanks...looking at it now...WOW! Soo helpful! Dec 08 10 12:00 pm Link Chelsea Dutchak wrote: Of course! It's one of my most helpful resources EVER besides the forums. Dec 08 10 12:08 pm Link I jsut wanna say I freakin love this thread! Dec 10 10 09:05 am Link MUA Jen wrote: Dec 10 10 09:09 am Link Here is another amazing thread that has some great info on mixing, thinning & what foundations work well together. https://www.modelmayhem.com/po.php?thread_id=657238 Dec 10 10 09:11 am Link Heat from FA is amaaaazing!! Like Shekeita said it can be used as a blush. And it warms up the foundations so beautifully. I find FA foundations to be more on the yellow side so Heat definitely gets the job done if you need less yellow. Dec 10 10 09:21 am Link Natalie Cardona wrote: I should try it for warming up foundations....I am getting the CS ones so they are more yellow so this would be perfect. *Love the new avi! Dec 10 10 09:49 am Link Yes girl....warm up those foundations with Heat when needed. And a little goes a long way! Thanks! Dec 10 10 09:54 am Link I found this interesting http://makeup411.com/products/id/149/ you can look at this site at what lot of the stars are wearing in the movies you may have seen.... Dec 10 10 10:21 am Link Here are some good pics of the ACTUAL CS palettes...... http://cgi.ebay.com/Cinema-secrets-foun … 564127425d Dec 10 10 10:21 am Link Shekeita Magitt wrote: I really like the Max Factor Pan sticks. Dec 10 10 11:18 am Link k GLaM Syracuse wrote: I haven't tried them....what's the finish like and how do they look on camera? Dec 11 10 08:37 am Link |