How Much Is A Full Face Makeup?

On average, a professional makeup artist can cost between $90 and $475 depending on the services you select. For different event styles, makeup applications can require more or fewer products, time, and expertise, and therefore, costs vary significantly.

For certain special events, you want to go above and beyond your go-to looks. A professional makeup artist knows all the makeup tricks and has access to the best makeup to give you a flawless finish. From avant-garde makeup to covering under-eye circles, makeup artists can do it all. Makeup artists are most commonly hired to apply makeup for weddings, birthday parties, Hollywood red carpet events, Halloween and costume parties, video production, photo shoots, fashion shows, and other special occasions. They can also create special effects makeup or theatrical makeup looks.

The most requested makeup looks are glamorous and bold, romantic and soft, or natural and clean. Some people also make special requests for tattoos or scar covering. Rates vary widely by geographic location. A more standard makeup package includes full eyes, lips, cheeks, and skin. False lashes, airbrushing, and highlighting and contouring bring additional charges. Special makeup touches or false eyelashes affect the total cost of a professional makeup artist’s services because they require additional product and time.

5 Must-Dos Before Applying A Full-Face Makeup

Beautiful and natural full-face makeup will only be successful if you’re preparing to take care of your skin. It’s easy to forget that to get the “perfect look,” you also need to prepare your face for makeup. 

It includes flawless skin, defined cheekbones, bright eyes, and hydrated lips. Here are six easy steps to prepare your face for makeup so that you can use them for both everyday makeup and special occasions.

1.Cleanser

If you have sensitive skin, make sure to refrain from cleansers that have glycolic acid. This ingredient can cause redness and skin irritation. Look for something gentle that will help you achieve the look you desire and prepare your face for a dewy glow.

A pH-balanced cleanser should have a pH between 5 and 6. The best cleaner for you is one that matches your skin’s pH balance, assuming you have no severe skin problems. A slightly more acidic cleanser will help your skin fight bacteria if you have acne-prone skin.

2.Exfoliator

Exfoliator eliminates the culprits behind cakey look makeups, which are dead skin cells. When you exfoliate your skin, you reveal a new layer of smoother skin.

Look for an exfoliator scrub with tiny granules that are in circular shapes. Avoid harmful ingredients that could tear your skin and make it excessively dry. When you exfoliate your face, make sure to do the same with your neck.

3.Toner or Serum

After exfoliating your skin, apply toner or serum. A toner is perfect if you have oily skin, while serum works magic for those with dry skin. The latter works excellently in hydrating the face. 

We often tend to skip this step, but it is crucial. The best serum should have vitamin C for smoothening the skin. Look for Sodium hyaluronate that helps in sealing the moisture level of your skin. Finally, herms help in hydrating the skin and minimize the effects of aging.

4.Eye Cream

Eye cream should have a thin texture. It helps in moisturizing and evening out the skin tone around your eyes. Make sure you apply your eye cream properly around the delicate and light area around your eyes.

5.Moisturizer

Whether you have oily or dry skin, applying a moisturizer is non-negotiable. You should use a light moisturizer before applying makeup to prevent the base from becoming oily. But you have to make sure that your chosen moisturizer matches your skin type. Instead of rubbing it in, one method is to press the moisturizer onto your skin. It allows the fluid to penetrate your skin effectively and activate your skin cells.

If you have acne-prone skin or uneven outbreaks, seek a non-comedogenic oil-free moisturizer. If you have dry skin, seek a heavier cream to use during the day. A heavier cream will also give the base a dewy, “just-out-of-the-shower” appearance.

Once you complete these steps in prepping your face, you can start applying a primer. It is our first step in using full face makeup. 

 

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