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Basic Stage Makeup for Men AND Women

Basic Stage Makeup for Beginners, Ben Nye Kit

In this video tutorial I demonstrate how to apply basic stage makeup using the Ben Nye Creme Personal Kit. The focus of this...

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How to Do Stage Makeup
  1. STEP #1: PRIME YOUR FACE. ...
  2. STEP #2: PERFECT YOUR COMPLEXION. ...
  3. STEP #3: EMPHASIZE YOUR CHEEKBONES. ...
  4. STEP #4: DEFINE YOUR EYES. ...
  5. STEP #5: GRAB YOUR LINER. ...
  6. STEP #6: COAT YOUR LASHES. ...
  7. STEP #7: FILL IN YOUR BROWS. ...
  8. STEP #8: PAINT YOUR POUT.
Here are four common types of stage makeup and how you can achieve them as an MUA.
  • Live Stage Performance Makeup.
  • Film or Television Makeup.
  • Artistic, Editorial Makeup.
  • Special Effects (SFX) Makeup.
Use makeup with a warm, yellowish undertone, since stage lights tend to be cool in tone. Blend well around your hairline, temples and jaw so that everything looks even. Oil-free foundation will keep your skin looking matte onstage. You have the option of using a foundation stick.
  • In the fast-paced world of live performance, artists need to be able to rely on effective and professional makeup that will survive the rigorous demands of theatrical arts. ...
  • Creme Foundations. ...
  • Classic Face Powders. ...
  • Theatrical Eye Shadow Palette. ...
  • Theatrical Rouge Palette. ...
  • Theatrical Creme Kits & Character Kits.
Stage makeup is designed to be seen from a distance and must be more intense and exaggerated in order to stand out under bright stage lights. Regular makeup, on the other hand, aims for a natural appearance.