My best friend Steph is currently participating in a course to become a Photographic MUA and she needed a model for her assignment on the 1930's Black & White shoot.
Sepia shot (practice run) |
In comes moi!
My face is described as being square (who knew? I certainly didn't, I always thought I was round faced!) and of a combination type - oily/normal.
HAIR: I created the illusion of finger waves by using the Babyliss Wave Envy and it was surprisingly easy to carry out. Just ensure that you have used a heat protector in the first instance then take a thin but wide (as wide as the styler) section of hair and hold for around 10 seconds, then lift and replace the styler after the previous wave created.
B&W shot (practice run) |
This is what Steph used to get the result:
Illamasqua Primer
Illamasqua Foundation SB06
Illamasqua Powder LP010
MAC eye pencil in black
Illamasqua Cream and Black shadows
Jemma Kidd Mascara
Illamasqua Black shadow on the brow
Chanel Intense 02 blusher
Lips - MAC Cherry pencil and Salon System Choc/Red MAC
To finish the look, she added pearl drop earrings and a simple pearl necklace.
The pictures I've included aren't the professional shots by the way, just quick snaps from the mobile phone - but you get the idea of what we have gone for can't you?
I'm really excited for Steph doing this course, she has done so much - and I've even picked up some hints and tips of my own, such as applying blusher under the cheek bone and no further inward than the outer of the eye - MUCH more effective for creating the look of a defined cheek bone. I tried it the very next day for work and you can see that it really does work...
You can follow Steph on Twitter - @StephDezza - and I'm sure she's love to hear any feedback whilst she's on this course.
Have you any handy hints and tips to share and how did you come about them?
Jo xx
good tip jo ill try that myself! x
ReplyDeleteYou look lovely :) she did a good job.
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Sophie
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Love the vintage look :D
ReplyDeleteI recently purchased the Babyliss Wave Envy and have yet to fully practice with it, although it looks fab and I love the waves it has created in your hair x
ReplyDeleteLooks fab. Very flapper ;-)
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