calistastyles wrote:
For male grooming a lot of artists use
http://camerareadycosmetics.com/product … lette.html
( I also use it for contouring)

I sometimes use a creme foundation if I am looking for more coverage ( not for male models more for headshot clients and I also use it for female models)

http://camerareadycosmetics.com/product … lette.html

You can also buy the smaller palette combinations http://camerareadycosmetics.com/product … lette.html

I also love my Graftobian color corrector palette ( for blemishes and undereye circles)
http://camerareadycosmetics.com/product … hades.html

There are other options as well

I buy everything I can from Camera Ready Cosmetics and occasionally buy locally when I have to

At the very least some powder for the heat and humidity in the subtropical heat of South Florida

WOW! Thanks for the great information! I REALLY appreciate it!

Reel Max Photos wrote:
WOW! Thanks for the great information! I REALLY appreciate it!

You're welcome

They have online chat help -- and can answer questions if you have them. I believe shipping is free with orders over $50 or something like that but be sure to pop an extra $1.50 for signature delivery that way you are covered in case of theft and they won't melt if the postal service leaves them in the mailbox or on the porch in the heat!

Also this is a really good resource <http://www.inmykit.com>.

Some neutral lip balm wouldn't be a bad idea either. I ask clients to make sure to exfoliate their face and lips before a shoot.

Reel Max Photos wrote:
... get rid of shine...

Have to deal with this frequently... my fav is URBAN DECAY De-Slick

If that isn't available second choice is MAC Anti Shine mattifier

Have a colleague who constantly raves about Shiseido's anti-shine serum for men...

So now you have three choices...
All that is left is deciding on price point...

btw, please have the talent grooms their brows well before a shoot...
Guys just don't seem to get this and uni-brow typically doesn't work for a narrative...
If I have to groom brows the skin is likely to be irritated (read red here) for several hours...

hope this makes sense...