I really enjoyed creating this look as the end result looked better than expected. I managed to contour the cheek bones perfectly with the Illamasqua pink powder.
Tools:
- Cotton pads
- Ear buds
- All Make-up brushes
- Powder Puff
- Disposable Mascara wands
- Hair tie
- Illamasqua satin primer
- Screen Face Cream Foundation palette
- Screen Face concealer palette
- Screen Face eye shadow palette
- Red and black MAC lip mixers & shine mixer
- Illamasqua powder
- Illamasqua pink powder blush
- Crown brush eye shadow palette - purple
- Maxfactor false effect mascara
- Illamasqua contour bronzer
- Wet look gel
Peer Review
Make-up
Artist Name: Meghann Stevens
Assessment
of (Designer): Meg Wills
Peer
Assessment
Meg
and I were both able to get together and exchange face charts before
our timed assessment although I hadn't seen any notes before the day
of it but had a good idea of what I was doing as we had been through
them together. Meg's notes were quite minimal and so at times I had
to improvise slightly and remember how she had explained I should do
it. I liked the creativity of this face chart which I had to
re-create as it looked like a really clean sleek make-up look with
the tight low back bun hair style.
Advice
for your Designer
Meg
has created a detailed face chart as I am able to see the heavy
contouring easily and where the pink blusher should sit on the face.
This has been done well as she has used a lot of colour and obviously
shaded and high lighted important areas for me to notice. I think
that the notes could have been written out clearer in more detail as
I was unsure on some of the steps as the face chart looked different
to the way it was described in parts. One way of over coming this
problem next time would be to think more carefully whilst writing the
step by step guide making it more in depth and detailed so that it is
easier to under stand. I think that after receiving this feedback,
Meg has learnt that she should turn up more prepared with more
detailed notes of what to do to re-create her face chart and hair
designs as copying purely off of a face chart can be miss leading and
un-accurate.
Self
Reflection
As
a Make-up Artist I have made plenty of mistakes which I always take
note of in order to not make the same mistake twice. From doing this
timed assessment I have realised that I have more confidence than I
thought I did when creating someone else's look as they may not all
generally be designed in the style which I'm used to. I am quite
happy with my feedback comments that Meg made whilst I applied the
make-up to her face as she told me I was great at applying the
make-up as she said I came across confident and prepared.
I
really enjoyed using someone else's face chart and plan instead of
using one of my designs as it was more exciting and interesting as I
had to concentrate more on exactly what I was doing and the way that
I was applying it. Something that I would like to improve on is my
lack of conversation whilst I am working on my model. I feel that I
did really well during my timed assessment as I managed my time well
and shaded the bright pink out into the foundation.
I
tend to find it hard to keep the conversation flowing when I am
concentrating on my models face as I need to be fully focused so that
I don't forget anything. This is something that I would like to
improve on as I don't want my models to feel bored and impatient as
this may become difficult.