Thursday, 23 April 2015

Dark eye and lip

Dark eye and lip - 
Research images 
Eyes -




Lips -






List of products used 
Rimmel London lipstick Cherry 
Elizabethan Lipstick in plum
Kryolan pallet



My outcome -

For this look i used a light shade in the inner corner of the eye and gradually built up a darker shade of brown in the crease. I also used a black eye liner pen and drew a line around the eye line and used mascara to make the lashes darker and voluminous.




Consultation Notes -

Before applying any makeup to the face or body and putting heat onto the hair you must make sure it is all okay with your model. For example your model may have allergic reactions, piercings or damaged frail hair. There are a series of questions you must think about asking before going any further with your look.

Is the model allergic to any products?
Is her hair damaged?
Is her hair weak?
What type of brush would be best?
What is the models skin tone?
Is it okay to apply makeup to the eyes?
Is the hair natural or dyed?
Has the model got ant piercings?
Has your model got any sore patches that may cause irritation when you come to contact?

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AMELIA KILDEAR - MODEL

Is the model allergic to any products?
No

Is her hair damaged?
No

Is her hair weak?
No

What type of brush would be best?
comb as her hair is very soft and short

What is the models skin tone?
Light

Is it okay to apply makeup to the eyes?
Yes
Is the hair natural or dyed?
Dyed

Has the model got ant piercings?
Yes ears and nose

Has your model got any sore patches that may cause irration when you come to contact?
No
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MYSELF

Is the model allergic to any products?
No
Is her hair damaged?
yes, Split ends

Is her hair weak?
Very fine the ends

What type of brush would be best?
Comb

What is the models skin tone?
Light/tanned

Is it okay to apply makeup to the eyes?
Yes

Is the hair natural or dyed?
Natural

Has the model got ant piercings?
Two piercings in each ear

Has your model got any sore patches that may cause irration when you come to contact?
Yes some sore patched on the head area


victorian hairstyle estella -

ESTELLA HAIRSTYLE 

My inspirational image which led me onto my final design - 


My final design practice - 







This is a hairstyle i am planning to improve and eventually use as my Estella look. I feel this hairstyle will work well as it is elegant soft ad girly which is what i want my Estella to look like when it comes to my final outcome from my assessment. I have sectioned the hair and curled each section. I have then went on to pin the curls at the centre of the head going down. For the timed assessment i am going to place 6-10 tiny flowers around the curls to make the hairstyle much more pretty, elegant and sophisticated which was what you saw Estella to be in the film and what Charles Dickens made Estella to appear in the book as she has boys under her finger by her charming good looks.



Contemporary Hairstyles influenced by American Horror

Contemporary Hairstyles influenced by American Horror




My final design - 




For this hairstyles i sectioned the front part pf the hair about 2 inches from the hair line and seperqated the hair into two sections creating a middle parting. I then went on to curling each piece of hair going into the face instead of going outwards so that the hair would frame the face. At the back i formed a point tail at the middle/back of the head and braided the hair to form a bun pinned down into place using a variety of hair grips and pins. If i was to use this in a look i would add a hair piece, flowers or ribbon to assessors the look and make my look much more appealing and interesting to look at.

Creating light scarring

Creating light scarring - 

Below are two different images of scars, the left a light scar on the cheek using latex and foundation. To create this look i collected many images of the internet of different scars to see what a mixture of the different scars and have an idea in my head of what i was aiming to create. I then went over the scar with a light colour of foundation to add texture. Once i applied the foundation i started to experiment with highlighting and shadowing areas to make the scar realistic.


MY FINAL OUTCOME - 
Scar on cheek - 



This then led me onto create g one on the lip as i had a a few minutes left of the lesson. I decided to experiment with different areas such as the lip. The lip i found much more challenging as it was difficult to make a dip in the lip and making sure it was secure. I then used a small makeup crush and used my supra palette and added some swelling and patches of soreness around the incision.

Scar on lip - 


Wednesday, 22 April 2015

Miss Havisham theatre makeup plans

Miss Havisham theatre Makeup plans - 

My plans for Miss Havisham - 
Miss havisham herself is a bizarre gothic figure who is borderline on sanity and madness, the living world and the realm of spirits. she has characteristic of gothic and sensation fiction.


My plans for Miss Havisham is to make her appear very old, frail and weak, I am going to do this by adding red and brown colours under and around the hole of the ye making her eye lids pop and look extremely sore and tired. I will also use a pale she of foundation to show the weakness and illness of the character. To make Miss Havisham sore i am going to dry out the lips by making them very chapped and crisped. 




Miss havisham, is a gothic figure in Great Expectations by Charles Dickens who is on borderline of sanity and madness. Within films she is appeared to be much older despite being in her late 50's with.




Within theatre Miss Havisham is seen with exaggerated cheek bones, highlights and shadows, wrinkly, yellow stained dress, raggedy, dehydrated skin and poor personal hygiene. She is a wealthy women living in a wealthy historical gothic styled mansion. She has no heart and is very withdrawn from the real world, people are made to feel sorry for her as she appears to be lonely and delicate.