Emmy Award winning makeup artist and educator, Kevin James Bennett, is recognized for his impeccable complexion work in all media formats. This Ultimate Complexion Palette features his favorite selection of RCMA Foundations for global skin-tones, a row of the essential single pigments used to create all complexion shades, and a "clear" mixing medium.
The last thing Vincent Kehoe of the Research Council of Makeup Artists wanted to do was create more of the same in the world of foundations. It was this desire that revolutionized the world of makeup as we know it, spawning the now-legendary RCMA Foundation. Considered the top choice of professionals everywhere, RCMA Foundation is a staple in many an artist's kit. A professional, highly pigmented, blendable cream base that is formulated without perfume, mineral oil or lanolin, RCMA Foundation is ideal for photography, film and anywhere high-definition quality is needed with a finish that feels light enough for every day wear as well.
Not sure what color you need?
"I carry RCMA professional makeup palettes in my kit. This is a great foundation for print, TV, film and bridal. I am never caught without the right color when I have these!" - Mary Erickson, CRC Founder
What makes RCMA so different? Manufactured under stringent conditions in small batches, each ingredient is weighed out to the gram to maintain exact color standards and consistency. It is made with a 50% pigment ratio to waxes and oils for high coverage with little product and contains only vegetable oils, pure waxes and FDA approved colors. RCMA products apply like a second skin rather than a heavy coat of makeup. Low halation means no powdering is required on dry skin types, especially for men.
Benefits
Fragrance Free
Lanolin Free
Petrolatum Free
Mineral Oil Free
Longwear
No Caking
No Separating
Universally Flattering
Palette Includes
KA-1
KA-4
KO-3
KO-7
KN-2
KN-7
Shinto-0
Shinto-1
Shinto-3
Shinto-5
Shinto-8
MB-8
Clear
PP-White
PP-Yellow
PP-Red
PP-Blue*
PP-Black
*PP-Blue is not for use on lips.
**Cream cosmetics often "sweat" and form small beads of moisture on the surface. This is normal and does not in any way effect the quality of the product.
