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Theatrical Makeup

Theatrical Makeup. Kristen Lewis. Hi! My name is Kristen, thank you for being here with me today!. Beforehand .

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Theatrical Makeup

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  1. Theatrical Makeup Kristen Lewis

  2. Hi! My name is Kristen, thank you for being here with me today!

  3. Beforehand • Prior to your client coming in, you must have them wash, exfoliate, and moisturize their face. When they arrive, you must have a seated consultation to figure out what they want, while you put out professional opinions. • Wash/sanitize hands • Sanitize brushes • Disposable applicators • Sharpen pencils before/after each use

  4. Face shapes Finding the face shape of you client is extremely important to determine how to work with the products you are going to use

  5. Examples These simple pictures show how you would contour and highlight certain areas of the face depending on your face shape

  6. Order of application: Face

  7. Cleaning • you need to clean in order to get to the surface of the skin. Its always an option to get your face steamed, which will open up your pores to receive a deep cleaning. • you must hydrate the skin. - If your client has sun damage, vitamin C serum is a must

  8. After the cleansing, you must prepare their face. • wipe face with cotton (removes excess product) • Cleanser (removes excess dirt) • Toner (purifies and restores ph)

  9. Make-up Application

  10. Primer! You must allow primer to dry before proceeding.

  11. Put on a layer of foundation according to client complexion

  12. Concealer e.l.f: color correcting concealer

  13. Eye make-up

  14. Eyelid primer: Same as face primer; you must let it dry!

  15. Eye shadow diagram: Order: Inner corner Lid and crease Outer lid

  16. Eyeliner: You could go with a pencil eyeliner

  17. Eyeliner A liquid liner

  18. Eyeliner Or a cream eyeliner

  19. I had a friend come over one weekend and decided to do a particular face in which would round her facial features and make her eyes bigger.

  20. I used a series of brushes for application

  21. I used rubbing alcohol in a squirt bottle to disinfect all of the supplies I was about to use

  22. I used this primer as shown earlier.

  23. I also used this primer areas that needed it more.

  24. This primer was used particularly for her eyelids

  25. I bought falsies

  26. I used this color correction palette as shown earlier for minor color correction

  27. I used this fair colored foundation

  28. I used the naked basics palette on her eyelids

  29. Mineral infused mascara was used to blend the falsies and natural eyelashes together

  30. Added extra volume.

  31. Arched her eyebrows Widened her face Changed the shape of her eyes

  32. I decided to have a little fun afterwards and create a different face..

  33. Id recently saw on the internet a porcelain doll face mask that appeared cracked, underneath was a face of beauty. I tried it out.

  34. I also did make up on another friend. She, on the other hand, had very rounded facial features. So I decided to make them sharper.

  35. This was the before picture

  36. This was after foundation application and eyeshadow

  37. This was after eyelash application

  38. After contouring and lipstick

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