| Primer | L'Oreal Studio Secrets Resurfacing Primer |
| Face Corrector (High Colouring) | L'Oreal Studio Secrets Anti-redness Primer |
| Foundation | Bourjois Healthy Mix Foundation (Semi-matte Finish, Medium Coverage) |
| Concealer | Collection 2000 Lasting Perfection Concealer |
| Powder | Rimmel Clear Complexion Clarifying Powder |
| Bronzer | Bourjois Délice de Poudre |
| Blusher | Sleek powder blushes |
| Contour & Highlighter | Sleek Contour Kit (light, medium, dark) |
| Illuminator | Boots No7 Skin Illuminator |
| Eyeshadow | - Sleek eyeshadow palettes - MUA (Superdrug) eyeshadow palettes - Catrice single eyeshadows |
| Pigments & Glitters | Barry M Dazzle Dust |
| Gel Eyeliner | Clinique brush-on liner (I can’t recommend a good drugstore brand, sorry, they don’t last or they dry out or they drag...) |
| Eye Pencil | - Avon Supershock Gel Eyeliner Pencil (black) - Catrice Kohl Designer (colours) |
| Mascara | Rimmel Sexy Curves |
| Brows | Catrice Eye Brow Stylist (pencil) |
| Lip Primer | Carmex Lip Balm |
| Lip Pencil | Rimmel 1000 Kisses Stay-on Lip Liner Pencil |
| Lipsticks | Rimmel (especially Moisture Renew range) |
| Lipgloss | Bourgois Effet 3D |
* The reason that I won't use drugstore brands on a client is sometimes down to the fact that I know a more expensive brand will last longer, or because I've tried and tested it on many skin types and age groups, whereas I may not have used a cheaper brand on enough clients to know if it will suit. Sometimes the "finish quality" of higher end products is just that bit better. And sometimes it's down to nothing more than perception - for most people who visit a makeup artist, they want to have "big name" products on their face that they maybe couldn't otherwise afford themselves. That said, I have used all of these products above in my own makeup and can vouch for their quality and efficacy.
