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Thank you for the kind words - I really appreciate it!

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That becomes easier to handle with time and practice. As you get more comfortable and confident - the talking won't be so bothersome as most clients talk through the entire application. When it gets to doing lips or contour or powdering where you need them to stop talking just ask them to stop talking for a moment and then carry on.

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You’re so right! That’s the key.

That I'm not sure about drugstore - but if you found they are all grey you may want to check out Isehan Heroine Mascara - it's a Japanese mascara you can find on Amazon and it is really really really dark.

I love the matte too!

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Thank you so much! Yes - just keep it moving, the rejections will always be there but there will be fewer and they will feel less devastating if you keep going. Promise!

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Yes, pretty normal in the type of work I do. It's very rare for me to work with only 1-2 people in a day.

Wow!!! That is hard work. You must be fast!

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You are welcome!!!! Glad it was helpful.

I use Preempt HLD5 and when I can’t access that I’ll use a disinfectant from a company called Bioesque. But Preempt is my first choice.

If you have any questions about pricing definitely send an email to their customer service.

I personally need brightness for work and for content. I’ve worked on jobs with absolutely no light and anything smaller would have been a problem. But it will all depend on the type of work you do. These can be dimmed as well.

You can buy the lights and mounting options separately.

I don’t own those options and haven’t tried them. I have had the original Glamcor in the past which was pretty decent for the price.

The type and placement of the lighting that we need for quality content is actually the same lighting that we would need for makeup application so it's a win win! The lighting quality with The Makeup Light is going to be great regardless of the panel that you get, and both will be bright enough for a makeup application. What you need to look at is the shape of the lighting panel and how that is going to fit into your workspace. I just got an Eyelight and it is great when you are working in places like hotel rooms, studios because you can place it like a vanity light across the top of a mirror. The shape of the light is perfect for that. I just have a preference of being able to have two smaller panels (key light) that I can mount pretty much anywhere without much trouble because I work in a lot of very small spaces and the size is perfect.

Yes panels for me is a must - for application and for content.

I paid my friends who were hair dressers to teach me some basics, and then I did an introductory course on hairstyling basics at a local college in the evenings when I was working full time at an office.

So nice!! The 00 is definitely a good one.

Yes I still use RCMA - it's always in my kit. I'm just using different brands these days. I go through phases depending on what I'm doing.

Skin prep pro has to go on completely clean, dry skin, and then foundation goes on top. No skin prep with that one is best.

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