Make Up

In Your Cosmetic Bag
(for Stage)

Natural Skin Tone Foundation
Apply one coat and allow it to dry, then add another layer.

Suggestion:
natural for your skin tone

Natural Skin Tone Powder

Jane, Colorless

Suggestion:

Cornsilk

Black False Eyelashes
Use Brown only for VERY light skin tone

Suggestion:
Ardell Fashion Lashes #105 Black

Black Liquid Eyeliner
Use Brown only for VERY light skin tone

Suggestion:
Black, "felt tip" type works well

Waterproof Black Mascara
Use Brown only for VERY light skin tone

Suggestion:
Black, Maybelline, NYC, Wet & Wild

White Eyeliner Pencil
and sharpener

(A "soft" pencil is recommended)

Suggestion:
NYC, Wet & Wild

White Eye shadow

Jane, Hip-Bone

Suggestion:
Maybelline, Jane, NYC, Wet & Wild

Brown Eye shadow (two to four tones)

Suggestion:
Maybelline, Jane, NYC, Wet & Wild

Grey Eye shadow (two to four tones)

Suggestion:
Maybelline, Jane, NYC, Wet & Wild

Natural Rose Blush Jane, Blushing Blossom

Suggestion:
Jane, NYC, Wet & Wild

Natural Rosy Lip Color/Liner/Lipstick

Clinique, Toasted Rose

Suggestion:

Jane, Kisstory, NYC, Wet & Wild

Makeup Remover Wipes

Suggestion: Your favorite brand.
(Pond's Sensitive Skin)

Moisturizer

Suggestion:
Your favorite brand. (Oil of Olay)

Lip Balm

Suggestion:
Your favorite brand. (Carmex)

Hand and Body Lotion

Suggestion:
Your favorite brand. (Curel)

Cosmetics Application
(for Stage)

	Take a few steps back (or even walk across the room) and look back at this graphic. Which eye looks bigger and more open? Well, it is the exact same eye. Opening it up with make-up makes a huge difference!
This is a computer drawn, exaggerated example of makekup application to enhance the eye. Heavier lashes and black eyeliner left "open" at the outside corner of the eye and highlighted with white eyeshadow makes it appear larger and more open from off stage. Brown or grey contour adds depth.

Street Make-Up

Stage Make-Up

Birch Grove Home

Dance 2005

Make-Up Examples
(including some "mistakes")