- Illamasqua primer
- Kyrolan foundation palette
- Kryolan concealer palette
- Illamasqua loose powder
Brushes:
- Foundation brush
- Kabuki buffing brush
- Small rounded brush (for concealer)
- Powder puff
- Soft stippling brush (to brush away excess powder)
Health and safety:
- Don't double dip! Use a spatula to scrape foundation onto the back of your clean hand
- Keep work space neat and organised
- Apply, then buff
- Match perfectly to skin tone
- Use puff/cotton pad instead of fingers as warmth can move product
- Foundation, buff, conceal, powder (powder eyelids! Prevents creases)
- Grease on grease, powder on powder
- Neck, nostrils, ears, lash line - close up cameras will notice missing bits
- Clip hair back
- Moisturise dry areas
- Satin primer on dry skins, matte on oily
- Can mix base with primer
- Test colours on jaw line
- Note shades down for continuity so you can mix more
- Don't double dip in palette! Use back of hand/flat mixing palette
- Load brush well
- Start in centre and blend out
- Ask model to move face (stretch chin etc)
- Buff in circular motion
- Concealer = 1-2 shades lighter
- Roll powder puff against skin to press powder on, then brush off any loose powder with fluffy brush
I am quite happy with my finished foundation work on my partner. I feel that I matched quite a good colour, and applied it smoothly and evenly, creating a natural, blended look. I enjoyed this session and learnt a lot of new techniques, and found it interesting working on a skin type and tone different to my own. I found it hard to mix exactly the same shade twice, once the first lot had run out; and also found it difficult to mix a concealer shade that suited the foundation. However I am proud of my work and look forward to practicing and perfecting these techniques further.
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