Straight from backstage. The makeup artist's prep kit.
The three-step skin prep used behind the scenes at shoots and shows, built on Lait-Crème Concentré, the French moisturizer that's lived in professional makeup kits since the 1950s. Prep like the pros, because this is literally what they use.
Before the foundation, before the light test, there's prep. Backstage, that means three steps done fast.
What's inside?
- Eau de Beaute Rosamelis to refresh and rebalance the skin,
- Lait-Crème Concentré to smooth the surface and grip makeup,
- Radiant Eye Stick to de-puff before concealer goes anywhere near the eye.
The Camera-Ready Set is that kit, exactly as artists build it, in one box at 20% off.
The artist's protocol
→ Minute one, reset the canvas. Sweep Rosamelis over the face on a cotton pad. It lifts residue and rebalances so nothing interferes with what comes next.
→ Minute two, build the grip. Massage a small dab of Lait-Crème Concentré over face and neck. Let it settle 2 to 3 minutes: this is the pause artists use to do brows.
→ Minute three, open the eyes. Glide the Radiant Eye Stick under each eye. The cooling swipe de-puffs so concealer sits smooth instead of creasing.
Then makeup. Foundation glides, blends evenly, and holds. That's the whole point of prep.
