20 Things Required for Building a Beauty Tool Kit
- Tissue: Never know when you’ll need to wipe something away quickly before it dries.
- Lip Brush: Applying lipstick with a brush is a retro technique that’s gotten lost over time. I say we bring it back.
- Foundation Brush: For those who want sheer coverage. Plus, it’s like beauty paint-by-numbers. Isn’t that fun?
- Powder Brush: For those who like to set their look with translucent powder. Also good for brushing away loose eyeshadow that’s fallen onto your cheeks.
- Eyeshadow Brushes: Three you must have—small (for corners), medium (for the actual lid), and large (for brow bone).
- Angled Brush: For applying eyeliner with the precision of a seasoned expert, or for adding a flawless tail to shorter brows.
- Blush Brush: Demurely dot on a little color onto the apples of your cheeks, or go ALL out an apply from temple to nose.
- Double-Sided Mirror: One side should be a normal view, and the other should magnify—so you can see those larger than life pores!
- Angled Tweezers: For picking up false lashes and getting rid of errant brows hairs.
- Eyelash Curler: Nothing opens up your face like big, bright eyes.Curl those lashes up!
- Small Scissors: For trimming long brows and false lashes.
- Sponges: For those who want full coverage with liquid foundation. Blemishes and pock marks don’t stand a chance.
- Cotton Pads: For blotting away excess foundation, or blotting on moisturizer.
- Hair Clamps: You don’t want your bangs falling in your face while you’re primping, do you?
- Petroleum Jelly: This multi-tasking product does it all—slicks back flyaway eyebrows, doubles as mascara (which is great for contact wearers)
- Makeup Remover: Removes stubborn smoky eye makeup, waterproof mascara, and everything else left behind after you’ve washed your face.
- Baby Wipes: Great for psuedo-washing your face when you’re dead damn drunk. Hey, it gets the important stuff off in one swipe.
- Moisturizer: Skin should be hydrated and supple for your makeup to look its best.
- Q-tips: For getting into tight spaces—aka perfecting your cat eye liner.
- Facial Spray: Perfect for setting foundation, or simply cooling skin after stepping out of a steaming shower.
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