Continuity Assessment

Continuity Assessment

Consultation notes:
Name: Ross Kershaw
Age:22
Skin type: dry
Hair type: Grey, short
Skin tone: Pale
Eye colour: blue
Eyeshape: Even
Allergies/medication: N/A
Contraindications: N/A

Tools used:
Illamasqua Satin & Matte Primers
Kryolan Foundation Palette
Kryolan Old Age Wheel
Kryolan Translucent powder
Illamasqua Eye-shadow Justify
Mehron Neutral Eye-shadow palette
Kryolan Color spray Grey
Kryolan Color spray Black
Illamasqua 001 foundation
Kryolan Bruise Wheel
Kryolan Cream Paint palette
Illamasqua eyeliner gel
Kryolan Red eye drops

Hair:

Step 1

Using a tail comb section the hair in a side part on the left side of the head.

Step 2

Use Hairspray and slick back the left section of the hair.

Step 3

Using curling tongs curl the ends of the hair on the right side of the parting

Step 4

After curling the ends back comb the right side to make it look messy, and use hairspray

Step 5

Using the Grey color spray, spray onto the left side of the hair making sure you cover the face to no product gets onto the face. Getting all the hair and start to bring the spray over the parting slightly and to the centre of the head.

Step 6

Using the black color spray, spray the right side of the hair at the ends of the curls and towards the centre of the head. Make sure to cover the face.

Step 7

If any of the spray got onto the face/ neck or ears wipe away.

Jekyll Make-up

(LEFT SIDE ONLY)

Step 1

Cleanse, tone and moisturise the face

Step 2

Apply Illamasqua matte primer

Step 3

Using Kryolan palette (Ivory & Alabaster) onto the highlighting parts of the face e.g cheekbones, centre of forehead, down nose and along jawline.Then Blend

Step 4

Using Kryolan Old age wheel, use the lightest brown and contour the face e.g under cheekbones, under jawline, down side of nose and on temple

Step 5

Using Kryolan translucent powder, powder the make-up side of the face

Step 6

Using Illamasqua Justify Eyeshadow, use this to apply and blend into the contours of the face

Step 7

Apply the same shadow on to the eyelid diagonally form the top left corner to the bottom right of the eye lid, this will create a droopy eyelid effect

Step 8

Using the same shadow create wrinkles with a think line brush, crows feet, fore head lines, mouth lines and under the chin

Step 9

Using the Mehron neutral palette and the brown from it, make the wrinkle lines deeper.

Step 10

Using a clean brush blend the lines slightly so they are a bit faded

Step 11

Using the grey color spray, spary onto a clean mascara wand and apply to the left eyebrow making sure your are getting most of the hairs and not getting the product onto the skin.

Hyde Make-up

(RIGHT SIDE ONLY)

Step 1

Apply Illamasqua Satin primer 

Step 2

Use Illamasqua 001 and Kryolan Ivory foundation onto the face

Step 3

Using Kryolan translucent powder, set the face

Step 4

Using Kryolan bruise wheel, apply the purple onto the eyelid and under, and blend 

Use the yellow and blend onto the under eye area to create discoloured bags under the eyes

Use the purple again and apply to the inner corner of the eye

Step 5

Using Illamasqua Justify eye-shadow, contour deep onto the cheek bones and take it down and round in line with the lip, also blend onto the chin and down side of nose

Step 6

Using the kryolan eye-shadow palette, use the grey and deepen the contour

Step 7

Using the black color spray, apply onto a mascara wand and brush through the right eyebrow

Step 8

Apply some grey eye-shadow onto the lip

Step 9

Add some gel eye liner on to the water line and smudge out

Step 10

Add kryolan red eye drops, use a tissue under the eye to catch any drips.

I am really happy with the outcome of the make-up, but I am nervous in have to re create it, I have all my notes and have took loads of close up images to create things like the wrinkles and the hair. I really enjoyed working with Ross he is a good model and perfect for my character, I liked creating this make-up as more of a dramatic theatre look. I disliked using the spray, its a really good product but messy and hard to get it into the place you want with out it going onto the skin, I hadn't realised that Ross couldn't take his ear piercings out so I thought this has ruined the old age overall look, but their is nothing anyone could have done at the time, I should have got a different model but I realised last minute and Ross was still perfect for my character. I had a slip up when applying the black color spray to the eyebrows as it smudged onto the skin slightly, but I just wiped it away and corrected the foundation above the brow. I have learned so much about continuity that I didn't know about before, it is always good to take loads of pictures of the make-up to refer back to and writing down notes. Keeping make-up more simplistic but still effective is a good thing for continuity, I mostly need to work on making my make-ups more simple and not going to theatrical with them and making them look more realistic.

I was so nervous recreating this make-up, especially the hair. I enjoyed doing the make-up as always but trying to get it the exact same was tricky, especially the wrinkles. I disliked doing the hair again as it was hard getting it in the same structure and shape, you can tell in the pictures that the hair is not that similar but it doesn't seem as noticeable to people I have shown.I had the exact same problem as the first make-up with getting the black color spray on the skin above the eyebrow, but I corrected it in the same way (by accident and not continuity purpose). I have learned it is hard to create the same make-up when its as dramatic as mine, what I have said before about keeping it simple but effective is what I will keep in mind for next time I do continuity make-up as if its not the same it would effect the look on screen.