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9 Primer: To prepare the face for makeup application.

10 Foundation/Concealer Palette: To match the client’s skin tone perfectly.
11 Eyeshadow Palettes: A variety of colors to create different looks.
12 Lip Color Palette: Various shades to suit different client preferences.
13 Blush/Bronzer/Highlighter: To define and enhance facial features.
14 Setting Powder/Spray: To ensure the makeup lasts longer.

15 Tweezers and Eyebrow Scissors: For brow shaping.
16 Eyelash Curler and Mascara: To enhance the eyes.
17 Sanitization Supplies: Including alcohol, brush cleaner, and disinfectant wipes to maintain hygiene.
18 Face Charts: For planning out makeup looks or teaching clients about makeup application.
19 Digital Camera or Smartphone: To take before and after photos for reference or promotion.
20 Ring Light or Professional Lighting: To provide the best lighting for makeup application and photography.
21 Comfortable Seating: For both the makeup artist and the client, ideally with adjustable heights.
22 Portfolio: To showcase your work to potential clients.

This list ensures a well-prepared and professional consultation, accommodating a wide range of client needs and
preferences.

Process of client Consultation

1 Introduction and Welcome:
Start with a warm introduction, making the client feel comfortable and welcomed.
2 Client Information Gathering:
Use a client consultation form to gather basic information, including name, contact details, and any known
allergies or skin sensitivities.
3 Discussion of Needs and Expectations:
Engage in a detailed conversation about the client’s desires, including the occasion (if any), expectations, and
specific looks they are interested in (corrective, fantasy, etc.).
4 Assessment and Analysis:
Perform a skin type and condition assessment to determine suitable products.
Discuss any facial features that the client wishes to accentuate or minimize for corrective looks.
5 Concept Discussion for Fantasy Characters:
If the consultation is for a fantasy character, discuss the theme, character specifics, colors, and any reference
images the client has.
6 Portfolio Review (if applicable):
For clients looking to build a portfolio, discuss the types of looks they wish to include, the mood/style of the
photoshoot, and any themes or concepts they want to explore.
7 Plan and Strategy:
Outline the makeup plan, including products and techniques to be used, and the timeline for the application
process.
8 Trial Run (Optional):
For important events or complex looks, a trial run might be suggested to ensure the final result meets the
client’s expectations.
9 Feedback and Adjustments:
Allow for feedback from the client and discuss any potential adjustments to the plan.
10 Final Agreement and Confirmation:

Confirm the date, time, and location of the makeup session, and provide the client with any preparation.
instructions.

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