American horror story hair

Tools needed:

Pintail comb
Bobbypins
Medium curlers

Step by step:
1.Create a side parting
2.Start to curl the hair
3. do 3 curls on the side with more hair ontop and 2 curls on the other side on top, along the sides and brickwork curls on the back.
4. once the curls have cooled down undo them and brush out.
5. roll the back at the bottom and pin

Dark eyes and lips.

Tools needed:
Kryolan viva palette
Illamasqua neutral palette
primer
kryolan foundation
mascara
mascara wands
cleanser, toner and moisturiser
setting powder

1) Begin by cleansing, toning and moisturising the face
2) Next apply the Illamasqua primer
3) Apply the kyrolan foundation and conceal where needed.
4) Set this with the Illamasqua setting powder.
5) Take a piece of sticky tape and place diagonal the the ends of the eyes.
6) Apply the kyrolan viva palette brown in the crease of the eye
7) Apply the black from the Illamasqua neutral palette on the outside of the eye
8) Apply the gold from the same palette all over the eye
9) remove the sticky tape.

Keep the colour blended yet bold.

Contemporary Victorian hair styles: inspired my American horror story coven

Tools needed:
Curling iron
Two hair bands
Pin tail comb

1) section the hair into a middle parting
2) take the hair from both sides and place into separate pony tails
3) curl each pony tail lightly and brush through
4) gently pull pieces of hair out to give it an undone look.

Victorian hairstyles: Estelle and Miss Havisham

Tools needed: 

Curling tong 

Curby grips 

Pin tail comb 

Hair band 

Sectioning clips

1) Begin by sectioning the hair into three sections, a small section at the front, a middle section and a lower section at the back. 

2) Then put the middle section in a pony tail. 

4) Twist the pony tail and place into a bun 

5) curl the bottom section

6) Place the curls around the bun for decoration. 

7) Curl the front section 

8) place around the bun as decoration. 

Cuts, scratches, bruises and the perfect black eye

Wounds

Tools needed 

Cinewax/Plasto

Spirit gum

Sealer

Fake blood/puss/dirt

Collodion (used for old cuts and scars)

Tuplast can be used for gashes

1)Mould the cinewax on the back of your hand to warm it up for a butter like texture

2)Roll the wax in to a sausage shape

3)Place it on to the skin and mould so the edges are seamless

4)Cut the wax down the middle

5)Use a pin to play around the gash

6)Add sealer or latex on top with a cotton bud

7)Cleanser and moisturiser can be used to help mould the wound

8)Use a mixture of foundations, colours, blood, dirt and wound filler to add depth to the wound 

Black eye 

Tools needed:

Supra Colour palette or a Kryolan bruise palette

Think about:

How was the bruise created? How old is it?

Build up the bruise using tones of yellow, purple, brown and even blue.

Remember to blend seamlessly.

Old scarring:

To create the effect of an old scar:

1)Apply derma shield to the skin first

2)Apply Collodion to the area and then pinch the skin together to make a crease

3)Dry with a hairdryer on a cool setting 

Victorian hairstyles: creating Estelle and Miss Havisham.

Here are the designs for my Miss Havisham and Estelle hairstyles. 

Here is the design for Estelle's hair. The style is going to be similar to that of Miss Havisham however overall it is going to look more put together. There will also be a bow added to decorate the hair style. 

Here is my sketch for Miss Havisham's hair. As you can see the overall look is more messy and loose. I will also add dry shampoo to the hair to give the appearance of the model looking aged. 

List of products and tools used thoughout the unit.

Here a list of products and tools that I have used throughout this term: 

Makeup: 
Cleanser
Toner
Moisturiser
Illamasqua primer 
Illamasqua skin base 
Kryolan foundation palette
Kryolan concealer palette 
Illamasqua setting powder 
Kryolan bronzer palette 
Sophora blusher 
Kryolan viva eyeshadow palette 
Urban decay naked 3 palette 
Illamasqua neutral palette
Mascara 
Kryolan lip palette 
MAC bronzer in soft and gentle 
MAC creme stick lip liner in portside 
Kryolan wound filler 
Kryolan fresh stretch 
Barrier foam
Prosade 
Old age stipple 
Hairdryer 
Spray colours 
Kryolan supra colour palette
Kryolan Aqua colour palette 
Duo eyelash glue. 
Mascara wands
Cotton buds 
Stippling sponges 
Sponges
Ready made wound moulds 
Gelatine
Spatula 

Hair:
Curling iron 
Pin tail comb 
Hairbands 
Curby grips 
Dry shampoo
Hairspray 
Flowers and Bow to decorate Miss Havisham and Estelle's hair. 

Consultation notes.

consultation notes. 
Consultation notes are extremely important to take when creating a look and doing a clients makeup. 
This is because when taking these notes you gain an understanding on whether your client will be allergic to any of the products that you intent to use and whether thier skin looks to be sensitive or not. 

Here are the consultation notes that I have taken throughout the term for my technical file. 

Creating Miss Havisham: Continuity images.

Here are the images from my Miss Havisham continuity assessment. 
For this look I decided to stick to my practice design and steps as I felt that this worked really well and was achievable within the time allocated to create our looks. 

Here are the steps I took with my look: 

Hair:

1) Begin by sectioning the hair into 3 sections. A small section at the front, a middle section and a lower section.

2) Then put the middle section in a pony tail.

3) Twist the pony tail round until it creates a bun

4) Spray the bun with dry shampoo.

5) Pin this in place with curby grips if needed.

6) Curl the lower section of hair, lightly hairspray and coat with a layer of dry shampoo.

7) Decorate the bun with these curls securing in place with curby grips.

8) Curl the section of hair at the front. 

9) Hairspray this and lightly coat with dry shampoo

10)Gently backcomb this section, making it look messy. 

11) Place the flowers on the top of the bun and secure with curby grips.

12) Gently pull some random bits of hair free to create an undone look. 

13) Finally hairspray and dry shampoo the whole head. 

Here are the images from the first timed assessment:

Here are the images from the second timed assessment: 

Burns: How to create with different products.

Tools needed:
Gelatine
Barrier foam 
Glycerine
Old age stipple 
Kryolan supra colour 
Kryolan wound filler and fresh scratch 
Talcum powder
Spray colour 
Spatula
Hairdryer

How to create with gelatine 
1) Begin by applying barrier foam to the area of skin.
2) Take a piece of gelatine and put in the microwave to melt it.
3) check the temperature before applying to the skin.
4) Using the spatula spread over the skin, making sure there is no harsh lines. 
5) Using a hairdryer on the cold setting dry the gelatine.
6) When this is dry apply a layer of talcum powder. 
7) using the kryolan supra colour palette dab colour onto the gelatine in red, brown and black.
8) Then repeat this to the area around the gelatine to make it blend.
9) Take the Kryolan wound filler and fresh scratch and repeat the two previous steps. 
10) Apply a layer of Vaseline to this to make it look as though it is weeping. 

How to create using old age stipple. 

1) Apply a layer of barrier foam to the skin (in this case it was the hand) 

2) Then stretch the skin out so that it is all smooth and there are no wrinkles. 
3) Apply a layer of old age stipple to the skin using a sponge.
4) Once this is dry gently rub the skin to give the appearance of dry skin and the layers of skin peeling. 
5) Take the spray paint colours in brown and spray a layer over the hand. 
6) Then take the Kryolan wound filler and fresh scratch and apply a light layer where the skin looks like it has peeled. 
7) Finally apply a layer of Vaseline to this to give the appearance of a weeping burn.

Creating scarring and wounds with moulds: how to attach and colour.

Tools needed:
Ready made gelatine scars.
Proclean solution.
Mould release (or vaseline if you can not afford this)
Witch hazel solution (found in most toners) 
Talcum powder 
Prosade 
Kryolan supra colour palette 
Cotton buds 
Kryolan wound filler and fresh scratch.
Kryolan viva palette.


1) Begin by applying barrier foam to the skin and Prosade to stick the mould to the skin make sure this is clear as if it is still white it will slide instead of sticking to the skin. 
2) Melt the edges of the mould using a cotton bud and witch hazel solution. 
3) Once this has been done and looks natural, powder the mould with talcum powder. 
4) Take the Kryolan supra colour palette and fill in the wound using a mixture of red, brown and black depending on the age of the wound/scar. 
5) Fill the wound with the Kryolan wound filler 
6) Apply fresh scratch around the mould to make it look more authentic. 
7) Dab the purple, pink and brown from the viva palette around the wound to again make this look more authentic.
8) To remove this use the mould release and proclean solution.

Home practice of this: