Contemporary Victorian Gothic Hairstyles; American Horror Inspired

Model; Kate Head Doll

Things you will need;

- Pin tail comb

- Paddle brush

- Hair grips

- Curling tongs

1. Brush the hair through to ensure there are no knots

2. Create a side parting, not too far from the centre

3. On the larger parting side, create 3 barrel roll curls. Section off with the pin tail comb to make sure its neat

4. Create 2 barrel roll curls on the smaller parting side, again use the pin tail comb

5. Pin into place after each roll with hair grips

6. For the back of the hair, create one barrel roll curl & pin into place

7. Underneath this, create under two barrel rolls then again one more underneath this 

Hairstyle 1

1. Take all the grips out of the head

2. With the front curls, pin in place round the bottom of the head

3. Lightly brush through the back of the hair & curl upwards then pin in place

4. Gently pull the fringe out slightly to give it some volume & again, pin in place

Dark Eyes & Lips

Consultation Notes;
- Hannah, 20, Female
- Normal/dry skin
- Slight olive/yellow tones
- No allergies

Things you will need;
- Eye shadow palette
- Barry M no.11 lip liner
- Supra colour palette
- Disposable lip wand
- Matte primer
- Gel eyeliner

1. First apply the primer to the eyes & lips, work into the skin
2. Start with the eyes, first blend a white colour into the lid. This is to show the vibrance of the colour once it is on
3. From the eyeshadow palette, use the CARAWAY & blend into the lid crease at the top of the eye, keep blending till you have a nice fading line
4. In both corners of each eye, leaving out the middle of the eyelid, apply SHALLOT & blend into the lid
5. In the middle of the eyelid, apply LAVENDER & again, blend in with the other colours so it's consistent
6. On top of the LAVENDER, apply a small amount of FENNEL to make it brighter & stand out. Also apply FENNEL on the brow bone just under the eyebrow itself & blend in
7. Then draw on the gel eyeliner just above the top lashes & go out to create a flick
8. Go round the lips with the lip liner. To make them fuller, place the lip liner on the upper line instead of the colour line
9. Fill in the lips with the supra colour palette colour LILA

 

Light Scaring (using moulds) & Colouring

Scars using moulds

Consultation Notes;

- Jasmine, 20, Female

- Normal skin

- Olive tones

- No allergies

Things you will need;

- Cleanser

- Toner

- Cotton buds

- Prosaide adhesive

- Supra colour palette

- Wound filler

- Fake blood

- Gelatine pre-made mould

- Witch hazel

- Translucent powder

- Foundation palette

1. Clean the area you wish to place the mould with cleanser & toner

2. Cut around the edge of the mould to create some rough edges

3. Apply Prosaide to both the wound & the area you wish to place it, wait until it turns clear & tacky then apply to skin

4. Use witch hazel & a cotton bud & start smoothing out the edges of the mould to blend into the skin

5. Powder over the mould

6. Mix together the foundations to match the models skin, if the mould doesn't already match

7. Use a mixture of cotton buds & a knife palette to add wound filler & blood to the mould

8. Decorate the wound however you want to get your desired look

Creating Estella

These are my images from the Estella assessment;

Creating Miss Havisham - Continuity; Part 2

Here are the images from my second Miss Havisham continuity assessment;

As you can clearly see, my images didn't turn out as good as the first half of the assessment. The left side of the face give me some slight trouble, I found it very difficult to blend it all together which lead to me adding on more make-up, I now know this was the wrong thing to do. Although it's all placed the same as the first half, because of that mistake, it's made it look very different I believe. I think that I did the hair well to recreate it as similar as possible, however, I didn't colour the hair enough as the time before so it does also look different. Overall though, I'm happy with how its turned out though. 

Creating Miss Havisham - Continuity; Part 1

These are my images from the first part of the Miss Havisham continuity assessment;

I'm really pleased with how my images turned out. They weren't too over the top with the make-up but I think I made it stand out enough to give the right effect. 

Practice look of Miss Havisham; Hair & Make-Up

Face charts & Hair charts;

Creating my look;

Consultation Notes;
- Jamie, 19, Female
- Normal/ dry skin
- Pale complexion with red undertones
- No allergies

Make-Up

Things you will need;
- Foundation palette
- Skin base foundation
- Translucent powder
- Duo latex
- Supra colour palette
- Foundation brush
- Blending brush
- Disposable mascara wand
- Fake scab blood

1. Mix together skin base, G177 & ALABASTER for the foundatoin & apply to the face
2. Use the translucent powder & blend it all together
3. Mix together ANIS, CARAWAY & WHITE PEPPER to get the colours that you need for the contour sections. Apply to cheeks (make sure they match on either side), neck indents, temples, eyes & nose 
4. Mix together SHALLOT & LAVENDER & apply over the top of the eyes. Blend together
5. Highlight the rest of the face with FENNEL
6. Mix together red, yellow & green colours in the supra colour palette to get the brown colour needed & create the wrinkles. Make your model pull different faces to get all these done correctly. Follow the natural lines
7. Dry the lips & apply the foundation, then apply ANIS, CARAWAY & WHITE PEPPER on top of this to make them look dry. Make your model pout when doing this so it gives off a chapped effect
8. Place a small amount of duo into the corner of the lip, powder over when dry then use fake scab blood over top, but only a small amount. 

Hair;

Things you will need;

- Curling tongs

- Pin tail comb

- Paddle brush

- Hair band

- Hair grips

- Sectioning clips

1. Brush through the hair with the paddle brush to remove any nots

2. Create a centre parting with the pin tail comb

3. Section the front hair off with a slight curved line using the pin tail comb from ear to ear

4. Then create a U shaped section just underneath this so its in the centre of the head & create a high ponytail

5. Create four section sin the ponytail and curl them

6. Twist them round & pin them in place, back comb the base of the curl to make the bun fuller & messier

7. With the lower part of the hair, curl these are let loose to slightly drop out

8. At the front of the hair, create a barrel curl either side of the middle parting & pin into place

9. Curl the remanding hair at the front & pull it back & pin into the bun

10. Leave a ringlet curl by the ear at the front of the hair