Contemporary Elizabethan Makeup.
1.
Apply matte primer all over face using
foundation brush
2.
Apply white Illamasqua white skin base
foundation all over the face, extending down the neck and also on the ears
using foundation brush. Buff into skin using stipling brush. Apply foundation
with sponge to gain more coverage
3.
Using a Q tip and some micellar water, using
‘scratch’ like movements remove certain areas of the makeup, these areas are
above the cheekbone on the right side of
the models face, below the cheekbone, down the side of the nose, cupids bow and
an area of the forehead.
4.
Using the corner of a powder puff apply some
clear powder on the eyelid and underneath the eye to stop the foundation from
creasing and allowing the makeup to sit evenly on top.
5.
Using the large pencil brush draw an outline
using the black supercolour drawing along the cheekbone, working up towards the
forehead, on the top eyelid and over half the eyebrow.
6.
Using a disposable mascara wand spread the
product that is already on the face pulling towards the centre of the face and
the hairline, avoiding area that is just skin.
7.
Over the top of the supercolour, take the
mascara wand and using black lipmix apply to certain areas to create a wet look
and add texture.
8.
Apply black to the other side of the face,
avoiding the eye area, and spread product across face working towards the
centre using the mascara wand and pulling inwards.
9.
Apply red to both under eyes using the large
pencil brush, making sure not to go too far down and onto the nose and onto the
temples of the face, using the dark red supercolour, and extending outwards
using a clean mascara wand.
10.
Then using the same brush pat some red lipmix on
the outer edges of the red previously applied and using a mascara wand brush
out making sure to be able to see clear lines in the makeup.
11.
Then using the white sponge up from earlier, pat
foundation onto the lip to conceal the whole lip making a blank canvas.
12.
Then taking the large pencil brush and the red
supercolour and take it acrros half the lip pulling the product upward and
slightly along the cupids bow using an angled brush. Using a clean mascara wand
again, brush upwards towards the nose and pull slightly down the chin.
13.
Then using the angled brush and the black
supercolour, outline the inside of the lip, but only a thin line as it will
print onto the top and bottom, extend this line outwards towards the cheek
using the same brush and smudge slighty with mascara wand.
14.
Taking the white supercolour and a clean mascara
wand, colour eyebrows in and also top and bottom lashes so that they are
completely white. Also take remaining white and just take across white areas
that are already on the face, so as to create a starker white.
15.
Take out more of the white using a q tip and
micellar water make prominate lines extending in all directions, just to make
the flesh colours more visible and create sharper more visible lines.
16.
Take a clean brush and draw a line on the jaw
line measuring from where one eyes is to another, so as the line does not go
all the way around the jaw line. Then with what is there, diffuse the line
using a clean mascara wand and pull the black down the neck, starting at the
middle, this being the longest point and then graduated to the sides.
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