Makeup for the Stage by Halle

First step! Hair back and "costume on"! Adding a thin layer of cold cream to give the skin a layer  between all of the makeup. Correction! Adding green to the red spots, and  yellow to the dark spots.  Then blended out. Foundation Time! Added and even layer of foundation to my sponge by patting it in the lid first before applying to face. Boom! Base layer of foundation done. (Looking dewy kind of nice??) I sketched out wrinkles with the eyebrow pencil.  I looked at my drawings, and scrunched up my face to find the spots! Added contour to the jawline to show the hollowing as well. Next, I added highlights above all of the contour lines.  Added extra highlight to the tip of the nose and chin. Next, I defined the wrinkles with the contour shade. Added contour to to cheekbones to show hollowing. Blending!  With a clean brush I blended the contour shades down lightly. ...

Adding green to cancel out red blemishes. Adding yellow to cancel out dark spots. The yellow and green blended out. Added a layer of the medium shade of foundation. Contour was added in vertical lines to give natural  shadowing on the face. Lines were added on the cheek bones, temples, forehead, and under the bottom lip. Highlight was added in dots to the high points of the face. Dots were added to the bridge of the nose, forehead, and cheeks. Front and side view of the makeup blended out. When blending I used different sides of the  sponge to blend out the contour and highlight. Blush was added to the apples of the cheeks and blended up. The eyebrows were defined with the eyebrow pencil in small hair line strokes, and then brushed out to blend it out. Mascara was added as well as lipliner, after the lips  were lined, they were filled in with a natural lip color from the lip wheel. And tha...