How to apply stage make up

How to Apply Stage Make Up

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Apply Make Up in 8 Easy Steps

1.- Once you have done the necessary preparations, you can add a light powder to reduce the shine that may occur from the foundation.




Contouring 2. If needed, are the next step.

Contouring helps to define the facial features such as the cheekbones, nose, and jawbone.

This can be done by applying a contouring makeup below the cheekbones, along the sides of the nose and near the upper eye, and above the jawbone.




Highlighting Highlighting helps bring out the

eyebrows and defines the eyes. To highlight, use a light-colored highlighting makeup above the eyes and around the contouring you've done.




Apply Your Blush

3. Apply your blush by using an upward motion along the cheekbone. In order for the blush to be seen from the stage, you will need to add more blush than you would for daily use.




Eye Shadowing

4. Choose three complimenting colors, also called a color family, to help highlight and define your eyes.

Begin with the darkest shade and cover the area of the eyelid that is nearest to the eye. Use the middle shade on the crease of the eyelid followed by the lightest color that will shade underneath the eyebrow.




Eye Shadowing ll Very gently blend the colors together

where the colors meet to bring the shades together in a softer, yet defining look.




Eyeliner

5. Eyeliner helps the eyes to ‘pop' or stand out. You can apply eyeliner to compliment your eyes or to create a more dramatic look.

Various colors of eyeliner produce different looks. Black is a common choice because it can better accentuate the eyes.




Apply Mascara 6. Apply mascara to your eyelashes.

Some performers prefer to use false eyelashes applied with a touch of glue to give a more theatrical effect.




Now its Time for Lipstick

7. The color of lipstick you use should be darker than you would wear on a day-to-day basis.

This helps the lipstick endure through the performance as well as helps the lips to stand out.




Look at You!

8. Finally, take a look-over in a mirror and ensure your look is how you want it.

Wash your hands and clean up your makeup area to reduce the risk of getting makeup on your clothes or costume.




Get the Right Tools!

To get the best “look” you will have to get the best Make Up, if you want your make up to last, and of course, look good when in stage go and visit Stage And Theater Make Up website and watch at the great selection of Make Up that they have.




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