Pale/White Face
For
this session we focused on producing a pale/white face with make-up in order to
achieve an Elizabethan look. For this session we were in threes and I was the
model while the other two applied the make-up. The girls wanted to try out
different techniques so one used the white Kryolan Supracolour palette on one
side of my face while the other used the white from Kryolan Aquacolour mixed
with the Illamasqua Satin Base Primer on the other. The side with the
Supracolour produced a pale complexion but looked a lot more natural than the
Aquacolour, which came out completely white and more like face paint. As the
model I found the Aquacolour easier to wear as it was less drying to the skin
but did find that it made my skin slightly itchy so would perhaps lean more
towards using the Supracolour on my own face for my assessment.
Afterwards we
tried the whole face and neck just using the Aquacolour but mixed with water
instead of a primer. This did come out a lot paler rather than white so again
was good for a more natural look. The only issue we had with it was that it was
quite difficult to remove all of it and took a while to make sure all of it was
gone afterwards.
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