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Foundations? Do you scrape out a bit or do you..
As stated in the thread. Do you scrape out a bit of foundation or do you use it direct from the palette/pan? Dec 27 07 02:18 am Link scrape girl... start of small & add if needed so you don't waste... You cant dip your brush into the palette because GERMS.... From the brush... XoX Kimmie Dec 27 07 02:29 am Link Maycuplover wrote: Ditto. Dec 27 07 02:32 am Link scoop/scrape always eta: unless I'm on a show where I have a foundation that is specifically for use on one actress/actor Dec 27 07 02:33 am Link 100% always scrape out of the container with a clean spatula on to a working palette.. same goes with anything else creamy, gel or liquid -- concealer, lip color, gloss, brow gel, gel liner, mascara, cream/liquid base of any type. all of yaby's palettes are made with a mirror finished stainless steel panel instead of a plastic or glass mirror for this reason.. you can close it and take it with you on set or on location for touchup. and can be cleaned with brush cleaner and alcohol.. sanitation should always be the #1 priority when working. exception is when i have specific set palette made for someone that i work with continuously, then they get a dedicated palette of products which is fine as the products in their palette will never be used on anyone else. Dec 27 07 02:42 am Link liz yu wrote: Well Said! Dec 27 07 03:44 am Link Yep, what they said! You may see other new artists not do this, but ignore them...I did a charity fashion show for a local designer friend of mine once and a fellow mua had her kit opened and I saw all types of attrocities (i.e., UNNATURALLY dirty brushes, which looked to me like they had been used on more than just one model, and they were strewn about in her kit randomly at that)...others can do that, but it does not make it OK. Think of this way, doctors wash their hands before touching us, and they always use clean/sanitary tools when poking and proding us, so it's definitely not for nothin'  Dec 27 07 11:45 am Link I scrape a bit out then I can add more or mix it with another on the palate Dec 27 07 12:42 pm Link liz yu wrote: Let me be the second to underscore this. It's so important. If a client you worked with got an infection from your makeup, what would you do? How would you handle it? Do you have insurance to handle it? Is there a licensing requirement for you to be applying it in the first place and if so do you have it? You can never be too careful. Dec 27 07 12:52 pm Link |
