Old Witch Makeup Step by Step

Begin sterilizing all equipment and products before use for health and safety.
All PPE Equipment is worn (Masks/Visors) and hands are clean and sanitized before working.
First, begin priming the skin with cleaner, toner and moisturiser to the face with cotton pads to cleanse and help hydrate the skin.
With Elmer’s Purple Glue you are going to go over the eyebrow hair with the glue and smoothing the brows in the opposite direction then begin to brush the hair upwards with a spoolie and make sure the hair is flat then, apply some translucent powder with a powder brush on top and leave it to set for 2 minutes then remove any excess. Next, with a flat brush begin to apply concealer on top of the brows to block them out. Depending on how dark the clients brows are you may have to apply a small pea size amount of red colour corrector first. 
Next, would be the foundation application. With a flat foundation brush, you are going to apply a mixture of foundations onto a mixing palette to create the desired skin tone.
Apply some concealer to the under eye area with a flat concealer brush, taking the concealer right up into the lash line. Then apply the concealer on top the eyelids to make sure the eye area is the same colour.
With a small round tip brush, begin to apply brown grease paint to the eyebrow area to create some frown lines and begin the outline of your theatrical brows with arching the brow higher than you would normally. Once you have your outline you are going to create some more frown lines on the nose to help age the person.
Take a small round tip brush with brown grease paint to create some heavy bags under the eyes. As you do this you want to follow the natural lines of the eye area but then go back over it to darken the lines and make it look like the eyes are drooping down. Then, with the same brush you are going to create some crows feet at the eyes which are small lines where the eyes naturally crease.
Now would be the time to apply some nose/cine wax with spirit gum and metal spatula and gently begin to blend it out with acetone on a cotton bud creating a small bump/wart on the bridge of the nose.
To create frown/wrinkle lines on the forehead, take the small round tip brush with brown paint and begin to outline the area then buff over the area again with a clean fluffy brush to soften the harsh lines. Next, with another small round tip brush and white grease paint you are going to highlight any areas that you shaded on the forehead. With a flat eyeshadow brush you are going to go over any shaded areas with a dark brown eyeshadow and darker up the wrinkle lines.
With an small angled eyeshadow brush I am going to fill in the eyebrows with black grease paint. Beginning at the start of the brow you want to pull the brush up to create a flick motion to create hair lines then follow the brow round to the arch and bring it down then fill the rest in.
Once you have finished with the brows and are happy you are then going to highlight with white grease paint and the small round tip brush under the brow area and then soften it out with a concealer brush.
Taking a dark brown eyeshadow on a point tip eyeshadow brush and begin to carve out the eyes at the inner corner and crease of the eye and nose area. Then with the same brush you are going to create a heavy hooded eyelid curving the shadow down to the outer corner of the eye with a clean fluffy eyeshadow brush you are then going to blend it out.  To deepen the eye area with a small round tip brush you are going to take some black grease paint and apply this to the eye crease
14. Apply a white bone eyeshadow on to the eyelid with a clean fluffy eyeshadow brush then go back in with your shading and highlighting paint brushes and begin to shade and highlight the nose area to make it look more realistic.
15. With a small clean fluffy brush I am going to apply some dark brown shadow on the outside of my eye crease to deepen the eyes more.
16. Next, with a gel eyeliner and eyeliner brush, I am going to create a small layer of liner on the upper lash line and then flick it out to create a wing.
17. Once the nose wax is secured, take a cotton bud soaked in acetone and blend the wax onto the skin making it look realistic then with a clean small fluffy eyeshadow brush I am going to go over the outside of the created wart and shade it then if the person has a smaller nose with the same eyeshadow brush you are going to enhance the area by adding black or dark brown shadow to the outer corners of the nose and blend it out with a clean fluffy eyeshadow brush.
18. At the crows feet area you are going to apply white paint or white pencil and begin to create highlighted appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and soften it out with a clean eyeshadow brush.
19. With a round tip brush you are going to darken the bags under the eyes with brown paint and create some small wrinkles then you are going to a line beginning from the inner corner of the eye following the natural eye socket then with white paint apply this the created v shape at the bags of the eyes to make the eyes look puffier.
20. Using a dark brown colour on a round tip brush. You are going to create and define the smile lines around the mouth and nose area and buff it out with a clean brush.
21. Add a some dimension to the face, apply a warm tone brown to the side of the nose and nostrils.
22. With a small angled face paint brush begin to create some fine lines around the mouth and nostril area with brown and white grease paint.
23. Next, apply a small amount of highlighter to the tip of the nose to make it look more round.
24. Apply brown grease paint with a round tip brush and begin to carve out the jawline area and blend it out with a small fluffy eyeshadow brush. Then apply some white grease paint to highlight the jawline and mouth area and blend it out with a clean eyeshadow brush.
25. Apply some black mascara onto the lashes with a spoolie then apply some false lashes with eyelash glue and tweezers but to finalise the look apply some burgundy lipstick.

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