Practice look of Miss Havisham both hair and make up technical classes

This was my Practice look for Miss Havisham

My third attempt of this look and I was happy with the outcome of this look.

Unfortunately I did not take the first practiced looks of my hair and makeup of Miss Havisham.

 I did not think of taking pictures of.

My idea developed from Miss Havisham burning from the book I wanted the look to be looking like she was burning from underneath and that is why why I created the burn from her nack till under her nose. The eyes is to represent all the pain she has suffered from the burns and thats where the Idea for my makeup look has come.

The hair I wanted it to look like flopped down curls and loose like she has just only maintained the frot but not the back.

Creating Estelle image

My look was to create a young pretty estella in her beautiful cold days. The hair is a Early victorian style mix with late victorian style I wanted her to have loose but yet curly style and her makeup to be very natural and light.
Creating my Estelle Was very challenging with the hair. My model had ring loop extensions in her hair and brushing through the hair and styling it was not that easy. But looking back the hair and makeup have come out better then I had originally thought. I could have worked better on the hair much more and thi challenge did gain me an new experience that I can style hair with ring loops extensions. I know if I did not have that challenging part of the extensions I know the hair would come out much better. The makeu now looking at the picture needs more blusher on the cheeks to make them look more rosier and if I aplied a bit more of tint on her lips to make them stand out more. I wanted my estella to be simple and prettey and I have kind of achieved tht from my look.

Costume. The throw worn by my model is a real victorian throw over and the dress is not very victorian but it is a real vintage dress that made the look complete. She wore a corset and under skirt to complete the whole feel of the victorian era. I was really happy with the costume look and my overall final look. There are some areas that need to yet still need improvement but after all after facing the challenges thrown at me I still pulled off a nice look.

Victorian hair style-Estelle and Miss Havisham

My Estelle Hair 
My Estelle Hair was difficult to do as my model had ring loops in her hair where the loops was falling down and she had some glue drom the extension as it was time for her to get them re-done.
For my look I wanted a loose curl victorian look. I am overall happy with the outcome as it was a challenge for me to complete the hairstyle and making sure i dont pul on my models hair extensions.

Tools Used

• Tail Comb
• Styling Brush
• Hair pins
• Curling wand 
• hairband
• Flower
• Hair spray

1.  I first sectioned the hair making a straight line 
2. Then I created the Bun in the hair by taking a U-shape section from the crown of the hair and tying it into a ponytail, taking 4 sections creating a barrel curl and inning it into the hair.
3. I then started taking small sections of the hair and curled the rest of the back of the hair.
4. once they was all curled I then pinned the curls into the bun but making them still look very loose.
5. I left some strand out so it could have that loose effect of the hair.
6. once the back was complete i then started with the front of the hair making the curls more larger then the back.
7. I then dressed the curls back to in to the bun and pinned them in.
8. I created two barrel curs by tonging the hairin wards to my model using a comb to protect her face from the heat on done I pinned them in to a barrel curl.

My Miss Havisham hair came out exactly how I wanted it to look. Very messy but I do think the Bun could have been different more noticble as it looks very messy and the shape is not that clear. but I wanted her to have the bed head look.


Tools Used

• Tail Comb
• Styling Brush
• Hair pins
• Curling wand 
• hairband
• Hair spray

1.  I first sectioned the hair making a straight line using the nose as my point and thensectioned of the front of the hair.
2. Then I created the Bun in the hair by taking the back section from the crown of the hair and tying it into a ponytail, taking 4 sections creating a barrel curl and pinning it into the hair.
3. I then pulled out strands from the bun ceating a very messy look of the hair.
4. once the back was complete i then started with the front of the hair making 4 curls on each side of the hair letting them loose downwards

Historical Victorian hair

Tools Used

• Hair Comb
• dressing out brush
• hair pins
• curling tongs
• section clips
• hairband
• hair adornments

1. Begin by sectioning the hair. draw a line down the centre of the head using the nose a judgment point to create a centre parting. from the back to just behind the ear, section off and clip out of the way. Repeat on each side. 
2. Then clip away the two section parts at the front
3. Then create a bun at the back of the hair by taking a U-shape section from the crown of the head, tie it in to a pony tail and the curl 4 sections of the hair.
4. once that is done create barrel 4 barrel curls and pin them in to the head.
5. start taking small section and using curling irons curl the hair and pin it into the bun making it look bigger.
6. Once that is done you cant now start curling the front of the hair making make 5-6 curls depending on how many curls you want in the front.
7. once the curls are complete keeping the middle parting. Dress them back in to the bun into a style you want.
8. Add in any hair adornments and your done.

Burns, how to recreate, with different products

 Creating Burns using Gelatine

1. Apply barrier cream on the area
2. First melt the gelatine for 10 seconds once it has liquidfy it can be used on your model.
3. Check the tempreture to mae sure is not too hot apply and you dont burn you model apply a bit on ur wrist check the heat and double check by applying a tiny bit on your clients wrist see if they are ok with the tempreture if yes it is ready to be applied.
4. Aply on the chosed area of the body and get a hair sryer using the cooling button to make the glatine dry faster with your spatula dab it on the gelatine when it gets tackey so it creates bumps.
5. then re-apply the gelatine and repeat the process. Do this a atleast 3-4 times.
6. Once you hare happy get a red supra colour and apply it on top of the gelatine area.
7. Then you can use blood and puss to the bumpy areas and push them inside to give a realistic fininish.

Making burns Latex and stippling

1. Apply barrier cream on the hand.
2. Then streatch the skin out so it is smooth
3. stipple some liquid latex on the hand and leave it to dry and then repeat the process 3x
4. Once it is dry rub the latex on your models hand where it looks like the skin is peeling.
5. Then apply spray paint in a brown shade and apply it on your latex once it is dry get a supra colour or burns and blister wheel with ur fingers use red black and green to give a shade of burning effect.
6. Once that is dont get some wound filler and fresh scartch and apply a small amout in certain parts on the hand.
7. Finally to give it a burnt wheeping look apply vasaline after you have set it with translucent powder.

Cuts, scratches, bruises and the perfect black eye

A bloody Nose, ripped lip and a black eye

before starting make sure you do skin allergies test for you client to make sure they are not allergic to any latex or special effects products used. Always do 48hours patch test.

Creating the black eye

1. to create my black eye I used my bruise wheel, i first applied the dark colour using fingers to blend in.
2. i put the dark colour where the natural shadow falls on the eyes by asking your model to tilt the head down looking in to the mirror and the shadow accurs. i then filled it with a dark purple soft blending it in.
3. Then I used a light green colour from the bruise wheel and applied it with my brush under the eyelids and on top of the eyelids to give a greeny unhealthy look.
4. I got lighter purple blend out the edges of the bruise to give it an realistic effect.

Creating a blooded nose

1.  This was very simple simple add light bruising around the nose to give it an special effect.
2. then  applied a bit of scab/wound filler inside the nose
3. Then I applied blood around the nose and let it drip down naturally.

Creating a ripped lip

1. For the lips I first cleansed the area and dried it with tissue
2. Then I got Tuplast and applied it to the lip area and quickly held the lips together so it dies joint
3. I then released and applied a bit more of tuplast and joined the skin together eventually the tuplast gave and effect as if the lips was help by strands of skin.
4. I then applied wound filler inside being careful not to break the joints of the tuplast.
5. I them applied bruising around the are of the face and then finished it with some blood.

Creating wounds using Wax

1. First warm up the wax with your hands.
2. Then using a spatula apply the wax on your chose area and start moulding it making the edges smooth so you can not see it on the skin.
3. Once you have created the desired shape then to create a cut or a hole use a small pin to create the wound hole or to slice then skin make sure you don't poke your clients skin.
4. Then I applied bruising around my wound using the bruise wheel from kryolan and ben nye.
5. Then I filled the wound in two different ways for the first image I applied wound filler for my second image I mixed Vaseline and blood to create conjured blood

Dark eyes and lips

Dark Eyes - Dark Lip

Before carry out your treatment always make sure you do a client consultation first to check for skin type, contra-indication or any allergies.

Products used:

• Eyeshadow 
• Lip Mix
• Lip Palette
• Brushes
• Eye Liner
• Mascara
• Disposable mascara wand

It is always important before carrying out any treatment is to first prep the skin by cleanser, toner and moisturiser.

Method to creating Dark eyes and Dark lips:

1. To begin with i first applied eyeshadow primer all over the eyelid. To create a clean base and so that the eyeshadow would last all day.
2. I first started with a light colour in the inner corner of the eyes to brighten up the eyes.
3. Then I used a medium colour matte medium brown for the mid of the eyes blending it with the light colour not extending the colour to the outer corner.
4. To create my smokey eyes I did a sideways V shape starting from the lash line going up to the crease of the eyes and blending it in the eyelid crease.
5. I then applied more darker colour and blended it within the mediums colour. I then blended out the edges of the eyes to make my smokey edge softer.
6. Once both my eyes where done I then applied eyeliner creating a winged effect by first creating a line for the flick starting off very small then making the eyeliner thicker. While applying my eyeliner I asked my model to look away from the brush.
7. One i finished my eyeliner I went back to my light colour and re-applied it to the inner corner to really make it pop.
8. Using a disposable wand to apply my mascara I then asked my model to look down and and I pulled her lid lightly up and applied the mascara.

Lips:

1. first prep the lips with balm asking my model to rub it in her lips so there is no moister left.
2. Then I applied a light concealer around the edges of the lips to create a clean edge.
3. I then applied lip liner to create on the lips to create my shape of the lips.
4. I then applied my dark lip colour all over the lips making sure the edges are softly covered.

Creating light scaring, using molds ,how to attach to the skin, how tocolour

BEFORE STARTING YOUR TRETMENT IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO CHECK YOU CLIENT HAS NO ALLERGIES TO LATEX AND SPIRITGUM AS THIS CAN CAUSE A BAD REACTION.

Start with a client Consultation and make sure you find out about any skin allergies and any contra- indication.

Consultation Notes:

Name: Rachel

Age: 18

skin type: combination

Allergies: None

Any contra-actions during treatment; None client was perfectly fine during the treatment.

Products used

• Mould - Gelatine 
• Witch Hazel
• Spirit Gum
• Supra Colour Palette 
• Wound filler
• Scab
• Blood 
• bruise wheel
• Sponges
• Cutips
• Brushes

1. To begin with clean the area on the skin that you will be applying the mould to.
2. Then apply spirit gum on the mould ad a little bit on the area of the skin and on the mould wait for it to get tacky then apply it on the skin.
3. Once the Mould was dry on the skin i got a cutip with some witch Hazel on, and started blending the sides of the mould into the skin. This took me a while to do as the mould was quite thick, so i kept going at it applying small amounts of pressure until it finally blended in with the skin.
4. Once the edges was nicely blended in to the skin the mould was ready to be coloured so i mixed a few foundation to match the colour of her skin then applied it around the edges of the mould.
5. then i got my bruise wheel added light bruises on the skin to give a realistic look to the skin.
6. Then I got my greasepaint colours in red and deep red and started colouring in the middle of the wound adding little bit of dark mixed with the red to give a dark edge effect and make it look more realistic
7. Then I applied wound filler and scab inside my mould once it was painted and a little bit of blood not too much.
8. My wounds edges was not looking so smooth as it was hard because the edges where too thick so to break it down I got a big paint brush applied blood to it and andded blood flicks

Theatrical ageing/Creping of the skin

Ageing of The Skin

Products used:

• Foundation colour 2x Darker then the clients skin
• Foundation 1 shade lighter then the skin
• Translucent Powder
• Brushes
• cleanser, toner and moisturiser.

Consultation Notes:
Name: Martina
Age: 25
Skin type: Combination
Allergies: No
Contra-actions: none appeared during the treatment

Name: Shahana
Age: 25
Skin type: Dry
Allergies: No
Contra-actions: none appeared during the treatment

Step by Step

1. I first prep the sking by cleanse, tone and moisturizing the skin.
2. then I started with my dark colours creating my wrinkles on the skin.
3. I first asked my model to raise her brows so that I could get the natural lines on her forehead then i painted them in lightly blending out the edges of the lines created so they are not harshlines.
4. then i made lines in the middle of the brows creating soft lines even on the brows.
5. I then Started with the eyes and created the crows feet by asking my model to smile creating soft edged lines and te under her eyes even creating some eyebags.
6. I then contoured the sides on the nose making it look pinched in.
7. I then contoured the sides of the cheek bnes to give ina sucked in droopy look.
8. I then deepened the lines on the side of mouth to make it look like the skin is more droopy.
9. Then under the chin i made a point to point line and this gives an effect as if the skin is drooping down.

Creping of the skin using Latex is another gret way to ager the skin you apply latex and when the latex gets tacky you then pinch the skin lightly and this will give and ageing effect on the sking great way to make skin look wrinkley a easy technique to use on the body.