Today I went to the IMATS or International Make-up Artist Trade Show. There was make up for film and theatre and also tons of air-brush and mineral make-up and every imaginable type of make-up brush. Lucky for me, it was open to the public and not just professionals. I definitely got my money's worth by buying stuff at a discount, especially for make-up that never goes on sale.
One thing that I thought would be good for brides or planners to have in their emergency kits was the Garment Saver. Some high-end stores have these types of things in their dressing rooms to protect their clothes while you're in there trying them on, but then what do you do when you go home?
Sometimes brides or bridesmaids forget to wear something that's easy to take off once they get their hair and make-up done. Other times, depending on the style of the dress, it may be tricky to get it on without getting any make-up on it.
The product looks short on the drawing, but it's actually quite long and fits over your head and past your neck. I considered taking a photo with the Garment Saver on, but quickly decided against it. After all, the purpose of it isn't to make you look good, but to keep your precious dress or other garments looking perfect.
Thanks to Marnie and Melissa of Engaged Beauty for their tips on good buys at the show!
