Your hands need to be germ-free.

For various needs, especially water, hair spray, etc.

To section off hair or to pull hair up.

So clients can see the back.

Again, to section off hair or to hold fancy styles in place.

Needed for when a client is putting on clothes.

To wipe hands AND face.

To keep the area clean with prompt disposal.

To clean brushes, picks, etc.

For touch-ups.

These are good so you can use the makeup on various people.

Dollar Tree carries various cosmetics, but Wet n Wild is the most professional looking. You know what you need... everything from lipstick to bronzer to foundation to eyeshadow to eyeliner to mascara.

Offer your clients a drink and give them a straw so as not to smudge lipstick.

You are in their face, so make sure your breath smells good, and even offer the client a piece.

Most of this list focuses on the maintenance of being a makeup artist, but #12 is the meat and potatoes for the kit and for the business.

Make sure to take plenty of photos of clients when finished to distribute for publicity for your future business. Why not work by yourself for yourself? You go girl!

Only YOU need to know where you bought the makeup artist kit supplies. They will never know everything was bought at Dollar Tree and will still feel (and look) like a queen.