Makeup Cases
Makeup cases at Valuhub Canada keep makeup, tools and jewelry organized and ready to travel. The range covers rolling aluminum train cases, a lockable cart trunk and a tiered case with a mirror. Finishes include black, pink and silver.
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4 in 1 Portable Aluminum Makeup Case Train Cases, Rolling Makeup Case with 2 Wheels, Multiple Compartments and Lift Handle
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Portable Aluminum Makeup Train Cases, Rolling Makeup Case, Salon Beauty Cosmetic Jewelry Organizer Trolley with 4 Wheels, Black
Aluminum Rolling Makeup Train Case, Portable Professional Cosmetic Makeup Case, Lockable Traveling Cart Trunk with Folding Trays, Swivel Wheels and Keys, Black
3 Tier Diamond Texture Makeup Train Case Cosmetic Organizer with Mirror, Black
Makeup cases for travel, salon work and home storage
Valuhub's makeup cases collection brings together rolling aluminum train cases and a tiered cosmetic organizer. They keep makeup, tools and jewelry in one place. Each case is built to carry a full kit and keep it sorted.
Valuhub Canada sells these cases to makeup artists, stylists and beauty students. They also suit anyone who travels with a large kit. Pair a case with a dressing table for a full getting-ready setup at home.
Makeup cases at a glance
Types of makeup cases in this collection
Valuhub groups its cases by how they move and how they open. Each style below suits a different kit size and a different job.
Rolling train cases with 2 wheels
A 2-wheel rolling train case tips back on its wheels and rolls behind you like a small suitcase. The 4-in-1 style here is portable aluminum with multiple compartments and a lift handle. It suits artists who move between jobs by car or train. The compartments let you split brushes, palettes and skin care.
Rolling trolleys with 4 wheels
A 4-wheel makeup trolley rolls in any direction and stays upright when you let go. The trolley here is aluminum with four wheels and a cosmetic and jewelry organizer inside. It suits salons and studios where you set up a station. Black is the main finish, with pink also on offer.
Lockable cart trunks
A cart trunk is a large rolling case that opens into stacked trays. The cart trunk here is aluminum with folding trays, swivel wheels and keys. It suits professionals who carry a large kit and want it locked between jobs. A lock deters casual access, but it is not theft-proof.
Tiered train cases with a mirror
A tiered train case has layers that lift or fold open to show your products. The 3-tier style here has a diamond-texture finish, a cosmetic organizer and a mirror. It is a makeup case with mirror for home use and short trips. Browse jewellery cabinets and makeup cases for fixed storage at home.
Check each product page for exact sizes, weight and compartment layout.
How do you choose a makeup case?
Match the size to your kit
Measure your tallest bottle first, which is often 15 to 20 cm (6 to 8 in). Add space for palettes, brushes and styling tools. A case with folding trays or tiers lets you raise the tray and still reach the bottom.
Pick the right wheels
Two wheels suit stairs and cars, because the case tips back and rolls light. Four swivel wheels suit smooth floors in salons and airports. Check that the pull handle locks at a height that suits you.
Weigh the case before you pack
An aluminum case is sturdy but not light. A loaded rolling case can pass 15 kg (33 lb). Check the empty weight on the product page. Then measure the case against your airline's carry-on limit, often near 55 cm (22 in) tall.
Look at the lock and the layout
A lockable case keeps your kit private between jobs. Count the trays, tiers and compartments, and check that they open fully. A mirror helps if you do touch-ups on the go.
Where do makeup cases work best?
Makeup cases work best for working artists and stylists. A rolling case carries a full kit to weddings, shoots and clients' homes. The lockable cart trunk and the 2-wheel travel makeup case both suit this work. Trays keep products easy to reach.
Salons and studios use a 4-wheel trolley as a mobile station. A trolley with a cosmetic and jewelry organizer rolls between chairs. Match it with a rolling stool so you can work at the right height.
Beauty fans and students also use a tiered case at home or on short trips. A tiered case with a mirror keeps a daily routine in one place. Explore health and beauty and bags and backpacks to complete a travel kit.
How do you set up and care for a makeup case?
Pack heavy items such as bottles and palettes in the bottom of the case. Keep brushes and small tools in the trays. Wipe aluminum and lined trays with a soft damp cloth, and dry them fully. Close liquids tightly before you roll the case, and check the wheels for dirt now and then.
Shipping and returns: Orders over $150 ship free. Delivery details show on each product page. You can return an item within 14 days of delivery, as set out in the refund policy.
Makeup case FAQs
What is a makeup train case?
A makeup train case is a hard-sided case with trays or tiers that open to show your products. It started as a small travel case for toiletries. Today a rolling makeup case is often the larger version, with wheels and a handle for a full kit.
What is the best rolling makeup case for a makeup artist?
The best rolling makeup case is a professional makeup case. It holds your full kit and stays light enough to lift. Look for aluminum construction, a lock, folding trays and wheels that suit your floors. A 4-wheel trolley suits salons, and a 2-wheel case suits stairs and cars.
Does a makeup case with wheels work for travel?
A makeup case with wheels works well for travel when it fits your trip. Check its height, weight and handle before you pack. Many airlines limit carry-on bags to about 55 cm (22 in) tall, so measure first.
Are lockable makeup cases secure?
A lockable makeup case keeps casual hands out of your kit. The cart trunk in this range comes with keys. A basic lock is not theft-proof, so keep valuable products with you in busy places.
What is the difference between a train case and a makeup bag?
A train case has a hard shell and stacked trays, so it protects products and keeps them sorted. A makeup bag is soft and flexible, and it suits a small daily kit. Choose a case for a large collection or for professional work.
How do I keep an aluminum makeup case clean?
Wipe the shell and the trays with a soft damp cloth, then dry them. Remove loose powder with a brush. Take out removable trays when you can, and let the case air out before you close it.
