Second Continuity Assessment Miss Havisham

Again, this is to show my neat and tidy set up; I got marked down last semester for it being messy... so decided to document that it was neat! 

Made sure I had all my essentials:

• Make-up remover.
• Cleanser.
• Toner.
• Cotton pads.
• Hand sanitiser.
• My watch to keep track of how long I had.
• Water for model and myself.
• Hairspray.
• Dry-shampoo.
• Little pug purse with all clips in.
• Envelope with my Miss Havishams hair accessories.
• Make-up Palettes - powder/foundation.
• Palette to mix foundation on.
• Brush belt already on my waist!
• Hairbrushes and combs.
• Miss Havisham dress in bag to keep clean and safe. 
• And finally all my designs for hair and makeup and pictures to keep to my last continuity assessment! 

Again I first started with the hair and followed my instructions I had set myself for the 1st one, which you can see below:

• I sectioned the hair at the front into a middle parting.
• I then took a section either side of the head just behind the from section and pinned into place for later.
• I sectioned a V shape for the back of the hair and put into a high ponytail to keep in place for later. 
• Once all sectioned I curled the front into three downward curls and pinned into place and sprayed with hairspray to set. 
• I then made sure the ponytail was all neat and read to form. I backcombed the bottom hair of the ponytail and curled it under and pinned in place to look like a bun. 
• I then got the two sections I pinned in place earlier and made the wrap around the bun and pinned them into place also. I then sprayed it and made it look a little unkept as this is the look I was going for.
• I then unpinned the curls at the front and ruffed them up with my hands and hair sprayed them again.
• I then added the hair accessories of wilting flowers falling down her hair.
• Then added powder and dry-shampoo once makeup was done too.

I wanted to make her look gaunt but not so theatrical! And too grey, more realistic. 

I fist got duo glue and put it on the nose corners and around the lips. Left to dry and crackle. 

I used the Illamasqua skin base mixed with Kryolan foundation buffed this into the skin. 

Powdered the skin to set.

Got grey Kryolan powder and contoured the face and neck and eye sockets.

Mixed red, black and maroon supra colour to put onto the scabby bits and under the eye to look like she hasn't slept. 

Got a disposable wand and dipped into white supra colour and used on eyelashes and eyebrows.

And the look was complete! 

For some reason I actually did find it really difficult the second time round as I was panicking that it wouldn't be the same. I usually find that Im stronger with Hair, but the second time round the curls at the front where not my friend!

They just didn't do what I wanted and didn't want to look the same, was a right nightmare! However the makeup actually was great matched the 1st shoot perfectly, so at least something went right!!