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Yaby Cosmetics

Well, I'm back from the Makeup Show in Chicago. What an amazing event! I had the wonderful opportunity to work with Liz, creator of Yaby Cosmetics. Makeup products designed by a makeup artist for makeup artists. Designed for film and photography, the highly pigmented Yaby cosmetics are made for easy travel and perfect for on location.  

As a solution for make artists in all sectors of the industry, Yaby carries palettes that provide convenience and are highly customizable. Each palette features a built in stainless steel mixing palette, magnetic base, shock absorbing foam inserts with easy to clean surface, as well as the highly in demand freestyle palette. 

With a wide range of colors, Yaby eliminates the need for numerous, bulky packaging. It's the perfect way for an artist to condense his/her makeup kit.  

The eye shadow palette holds 40 highly pigmented shadows that can be applied sheer yet allow for buildable coverage. You can purchase pre-selected palettes, or pick and choose the colors you want. The magnetic base makes for quick and easy color changes.  

The freestyle palette is perfect for those working on multi-day projects with the same clients. Select their personalized colors and place blush, powder, shadows, lip color, concealers, etc. in the custom freestyle palette. Stick on a label with the client's name and viola! You have your client's products ready for each day of the shoot. No need to try to remember what colors where used or trying to stuff it all in a Ziploc bag.  

I personally adore the powder foundations, but am slowly falling in love with the liquid ones. Two drops, and you've got enough for a full face. Amazing stuff!  

Check out Yaby at IMATS in L.A. June 25th and 26th!!

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