Theatrical Ageing

With aging for makeup you can create the looks using either latex or shadow, in the images below I'm simply using shadow and a bit of concealer to get the desired look.



Products Used - lesson taught

• Stipple sponges - orange and black
• old age stipple 
• barrier cream 
• grease based paint
• fixing spray
• kryolan tooth enamel 
• spatula 
• brushes that can be used for the latex as it ruins brushes faster

• Can also have Kryolan tooth enamel is ageing teeth as well 

For Latex

1. Start off with the barrier cream on the part of skin that will be aged, this creates a base to the makeup

2. Shake latex well before using.Pour a little amount into a bowl.

3. Stipple the latex on the skin in a thin layer

4. Stretch the skin so when released natural wrinkles form and set with the latex

5. break up the edges of the latex and blend/feather to create a realistic look

6. Use the hair dryer on a cool setting, as a heated temperature wouldn't set

7. repeat this process in layers making sure that the layer is dry before doing another layer.

Shadow

2. Next its time to analyse your models face, ask them to smile and frown so you can see where to apply the makeup as these are the wrinkles that will appear naturally over time

3. Decide the colouring in which to use for your model; of course this will depend of your models skin tone. Use a small thin brush to apply the product, I would use a angled brush.

4. Follow the natural wrinkles of the face using your product, I also did a base yellowy colour for my model and blended before I put the darker and prominent wrinkles on.

5. To age the eyebrows you can use grease paint or supra color in either white or grey

You can also age the teeth by using the kryolan tooth enamel, simply rub the teeth dry with your model keeping her mouth open then apply the product.