Hair & Makeup for all
Performances and Competitions
Hair
needs to be pulled up into a high sock bun.
Make sure the hair is pulled tight.
*Reminder Stake
Makeup is different than everyday makeup; it needs to be more dramatic. So their facial expressions stand out on
stage.*
Apply
foundation. For stage
makeup, a full coverage foundation is needed.
Apply
a plum (more purple than red) colored eye shadow. If you choose to, after doing the eye shadow
you can use a light powder for the face.
(You want to put the eye shadow directly over the foundation so it
sticks better.)
Apply
eye liner. This is
a crucial part of stage makeup since eyes should pop from afar.
Apply
false lashes and mascara. For young girls, you may need to cut lash
strips so they properly fit the eye.
Allow lash glue to reach a tacky consistency for a few seconds and then
apply to the upper lash line. Then add
your mascara to lower lashes & even to the top to make them blend into your
false lashes.
Apply blush. Apply color to
the apples of the cheeks and blend thoroughly. Blush should appear as a wash of
color radiating from the cheeks.
Apply lipstick. We are
using Rimmel London Provocalips in the color “Kiss Me You Fool” (it’s a bright
red. You can find this at Walgreens, Rite-Aid & I know the
Wal-Mart in Spanish Fork had it or
if you want I can order you the lipstick online if you bring me $6.00. Apply a
hefty amount and let it dry, dry, dry then put on the clear shine.
