Application of camouflage in daylife skin#
Product Durability: Set Powder, either in various pigmented shades, or translucent, is highly recommended (unless the skin is severely dry) to create a water-resistant finish. Product Consistency: Try to use the most lightweight camouflage makeup possible, in an effort, to create a more natural look. Sometimes “moles” are added to make the area look more realistic. As stated above, the goal is to find no more than two shades to successfully camouflage the discoloration and/or the surrounding skin. Product Camouflage: In their makeup kits, makeup artists should have a wide color selection of opaque, camouflage products, to ensure that all skin tones can be camouflaged. In the case of textured skin, both the client and the makeup artist must be realistic and lower their expectations. In the case of uneven skin texture, the makeup artist will only be able to color correct, but will not be able to even out the texture of the severely affected skin, and the result will fall short of looking like “real” skin. Camouflage makeup can also be extremely frustrating. When a makeup artist is able to color-correct the skin, and the result successfully mimics “real” skin, the client’s confidence is immediately boosted. On the other hand, individuals with skin conditions, such as vitiligo, melasma and hyper-pigmentation, may come to the makeup artist on a regular basis to learn how they themselves can best apply their makeup.Ĭamouflage makeup can be very rewarding. The makeup artist may be hired for a one-time application for example, for the camouflage of a bride’s tattoo on her wedding day. Camouflage makeup is used to even skin tone, compensate for hair loss, and, particularly in the case of burn survivors, redefine features.
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