Miss Havisham Continuity #1

This is the outcome for my first timed assessment for Miss Havisham. I was pleased with how it came out. I like how well the make up shows up, but doesn't look to over the top. Looking back now, i wish i had blended the lines slightly more, as i feel they are a little bit to harsh still. I felt like my time management throughout the assessment was good.

Hair Miss Havisham step by steps.    

Products.

• ·      Crimpers.
• ·      Brush
• ·      Pin tail combs
• ·      Grips and geishas.
• ·      Padding
• ·      Cobwebs
• ·      Veil
• ·      Hair spray
• ·      Dry shampoo.

Step by steps.

• ·      Section hair and crimp.
• ·      Section hair from ear to ear and grip front section and leave.
• ·      Back comb the hair at the back.  Leave section at the top of the hair.
• ·      Start creating French pleat but brushing over the left side and cross gripping up the center.
• ·      French pleat the hair but adding the padding provided at the top of the French pleat so some is still sticking out the top. Grip hair in place.
• ·      Take the section you have left at the top of the hair and wrap around the padding starting with the left side first. Secure well.
• ·      Take the section you left at the front and barrel it;. Make sure it all joins and reaches the French pleat so there is no gap in between.
• ·      Secure the cobweb with grip underneath the fringe section and bring on to the French pleat.
• ·      Secure the veil at the very bottem under the hair so the top is hidden. 

     Make up Miss Havisham step by steps.

    Products:

• ·      Illamasqua white foundation.
• ·      Kryolan alabaster.
• ·      Dermacolour camfolage pallete d15, d16, d2 and d3.
• ·      Kryolan supra colour browns and reds.
• ·      Kroylan eyeshadow pallete browns and blues.
• ·      Duo eyelash glue.
• ·      Mac brown eyeliner.
• ·      Glycerin.
• ·      Illamasqua transluecent powder.

    Step by steps.

• ·      Place duo on the face where shown on facer chart and wait to dry. Add a couple more layers. Pick off to make it look like dry skin.
• ·      Mix foundations together, (shades above) and cover the face ears and neck. But not over where duo is.
• ·      Using the brown shades from supra colour, derma colour and eyeshadow pallet apply under eyes and a bit above and on cheekbones.
• ·      Add blue under the eyes too to make darker.
• ·      Using a darker shade and wrinkles in natural lines around eyes and under eyes are on forehead and blend well!! Make sure it is blended well as it shouldn’t look theatrical.
• ·      Apply a grey and browns over the lips.
• ·      Using the red tones in supra colour and eye shadow pallete build up colour where the duo is applied to look sore eczema like and powder to make look even more dry.
• ·      Using mascara wand or eyebrow brush make the eyebrows messy and add grey tones throughout with grey eyeshadow and dry shampoo.
• ·      Add glycerin to forehead using pipette.
•     Cover hand in the same colour foundation adding brown colour underneath nails and brown shading on hands.

h    If i could develop this look further, i would try to find a way to make her face look dirtier, as i felt like this was a aspect of my initial ideas and concept that i didn't achieve, as i didn't now how to achieve it. I would have liked to be able to have made her look as dirty as the pictures in my mood board.