• Strip Lash Tweezers – For gripping and applying lashes precisely.
• Regular Tweezers – For grooming brows and applying detailed work (like nail gems or lash art).
• Blemish Extractor – For blackhead removal (ONLY with proper sanitation!).
• Small Scissors – For trimming lashes and brows.
• Spoolie Brushes – To comb and blend brows and lashes.
• Beauty Sponges – For flawless foundation, concealer, and cream products.
• Disposable Mascara Wands – Sanitary application of mascara.
• Disposable Lip Gloss Applicators – Sanitary lip color application.
• Powder Puffs – For setting makeup with powder, especially under the eyes.
• Mixing Palette and Spatula – To mix foundation, lip colors, or custom concealers hygienically.
• Brush Cleaner Spray – For fast on-the-go sanitation between clients.
• Makeup Sanitizing Wipes/Spray – To clean makeup products and surfaces.
• Facial Tissues – For blotting or gentle cleanup.

• Strip Lashes (Natural & Glam styles)
• Lash Glue (Clear + Dark tone options)
• Lip Liners (Nude, Red, and Brown tones)
• Eyeliners (Pencil, Gel, Liquid)
• Eyeshadow Palettes (Matte, shimmer, and sequin formulas)
• Foundations (Cream, Liquid, Stick – various shades for clients)
• Primers (Matte and Dewy finish options)
• Setting Sprays
• Concealers
• Highlighters
• Blushes
• Bronzers
• Setting Powders (Translucent + Skin-Toned)
• Brow Pomade and Pencil
• Brow Gel and or wax

•   Face Brushes:

• Flat Foundation Brush – Used to dab and smooth liquid or cream foundation onto the skin. Never rub!
• Kabuki Brush – Dense, rounded brush for buffing foundation seamlessly into the skin for an airbrushed look.
• Concealer Brush – Small, flat brush to precisely apply concealer under the eyes or on blemishes.
• Powder Brush – Big, fluffy brush used to lightly sweep setting powder across the face to lock in makeup.
• Blush Brush – Medium fluffy brush for softly applying blush to the cheeks.
• Contour Brush – Angled brush designed to sculpt and define the cheekbones and jawline.
• Highlighting Brush – Light, tapered brush to dust highlighter on the tops of cheeks, nose, and brow bone.
• Fan Brush – Very soft fan-shaped brush to lightly apply highlight or clean away eyeshadow fallout.

• Eye Brushes:

• Flat Eyeshadow Shader Brush – Flat, dense brush for packing (patting) color onto the eyelid.
• Eyeshadow Blending Brush – Fluffy brush used to blend eyeshadow smoothly into the crease and lid without harsh lines.
• Crease Brush – Smaller, tapered brush for deepening the crease with darker eyeshadow shades.
• Detail Brush (Pencil Brush) – Tiny, pointed brush for precise color placement (like inner corners or smudging under the lash line).
• Angled Liner Brush – Thin, angled brush used to apply eyeliner with gel or powder along the lash line.
• Flat Definer Brush – Short, stiff brush for tightlining or creating sharp lines with shadow or gel.

• Brow Brushes:

• Angled Brow Brush – Thin, stiff angled brush for filling in brows with powder or pomade using hair-like strokes.
• Spoolie Brush – Mascara-wand style brush used to blend brow product and groom brows into place.

• Lip Brushes:

• Lip Brush – Fine-tipped brush to apply lipstick or gloss precisely and cleanly, especially helpful for bold colors.

  ✨ How to Handle Brushes Correctly:

• Face Application: Pat and dab product into the skin, never wipe or drag.
• Eyeshadow Application: Sweep and blend gently. Pat color on for maximum pigment.
• Powders: Lightly dust powders, don't mash the brush into the skin.
• Cleaning: Always sanitize brushes between clients with professional brush cleaner spray.
• Gentle Touch: Treat the face like delicate silk — soft strokes protect the skin from early aging!

• Always use soft strokes on the facial skin — never harsh rubbing or dragging.
• Sweep eyeshadow onto the eye gently — don't scrub it!
• Pat (not pack or rub) eyeshadow onto the lid for vibrant color payoff without irritating the eye.
• Dab foundation with a brush or sponge — never rub foundation into the skin.
• Blend with bouncing, tapping motions for foundation, concealer, and powders.
• Handle brushes lightly — like you're painting delicate silk, not scrubbing dishes!
• Harsh treatment stretches the skin and causes premature wrinkles. Treat every face — yours or a client’s — with care and respect!

You’ve built your beauty toolbelt, packed your kit, learned what each brush does, and mastered the art of the gentle hand!
When you’re ready, head over to Classroom #3 — it's time to level up even more! 🚀💖