Sixties Make-Up Tests 2

Again I will be basing my eye make-up tests off of the eye charts I did before in hopes to improve them.

 I did some test shots to see if false bottom lashes or drawn on bottom lashes worked better. I know that drawing them on is more authentic but it could be tricky and unreliable on the day and I don't want to jeopardise my shoot. I like the look of the fake lashes and think they are just as affective, and because the shoot is high fashion it gives me leeway to be able to use falsies for a more dramatic effect, so that is what i will do for my final image. Re-testing has allowed me to neaten the eye-shadow up and see what tools worked better. This time, for example, i used a small rounded tapered brush combined with an angled brush to get the crease just right. The only thing I need to do is invest in a white eye-liner to use along the water line.

This is my second test of the face as a whole. I have applied the eyes that I've retested and the knowledge I gained when I did the lip tests. The skin is flawless with a foundation that is a shade or two lighter than the models natural skin tone and I used a tiny bit of bronzer to contour, which I may increase in the final shoot if needed.

After adding blood to the nose and ear. This was a test and I didn't have the right materials available but the blood that I did use gave me a good idea of how the face chart on the left will apply to the face and I'm very happy with the outcome.