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Studying Hair and Make Up Design
Fashion Meets Gothic
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I wasn't sure what to expect from this lesson. I mean, we don't really see 'horror' make up on the runway. As much as I'd love to see this I don't think it's going to happen any time soon.4
Kat talked us through what we were going to do this lesson and I felt pretty excited. We got to pick a photo to recreate. I really liked the one that looks all smudged lace.
Kat talked us through what we were going to do this lesson and I felt pretty excited. We got to pick a photo to recreate. I really liked the one that looks all smudged lace.
Products used:
- Kryolan Foundation
- Dermacolour concealer
- Illamasqua Translucent Powder
- Satin Skin Base
- Kyrolan Supracolour in Red, Blue, White, Lilac, Black
- Isopropyl alcohol
- Brushes
- Cleanse, tone and moisturise
- Apply skinbase
- Apply foundation and blend well
- Apply Concealer
- Using a latex sponge to apply the lilac shade, mix a little bit of red.
- Blend it out. I've applied it along the cheek bones and across the eyelids
- Stipple in some reds and soften the edges with your fingers
- Using a brush, 'press' some white onto the cheek and around the eye. It'll look like petal shades
- Using a clean brush soaked in Isopropyl alcohol, gently press this onto the skin, when it drips down it'll cause the make up to bleed. This giving a really cool effect.
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