Friday, 13 March 2015

Creating Estella: Assessment


Estella Design step by step

Consultation Notes


MAKE UP

NOTE: Blusher on face chart is a bit to dark, want it to be more subtle 




• Keep it natural!!
Products:
• Etude House BB Cream Blooming
• Rimmel London wake me up 003 peach glow
• Benefit cha cha tint
• Illamasqua power blusher duo
• H&M eyeshadow palette
• Illamasqua Translucent powder
• Brushes
• Eyelash curler


• Apply BB cream and blend well-> natural look, basic coverage
• Apply a peachy eye shadow from the H&M eye shadow palette, not too bright!!
• Use Rimmel London wake me up peach glow and  apply on cheeks to give a fresh look
• Apply Benefit cha cha tint on lips
• Curl eyelashes

HAIR








Products:
• Brush
• Pin tail comb
• Sectioning clips
• Pins
• Hair band
• Fresh flowers
• Hair spray
• Heat protection


• Apply heat protection
• Brush hair well, you don’t want any knots when you start curling
• Front: first create a big section to the ears
• Curls horizontally -> 2 rows
• Curl vertically -> around 2 rows as well
• Before you curls spray hair spray on hair for a better hold-> her hair is extra-long and thick!!
• Back: create a bun( twist and plait), curl the rest of the hair and place it randomly on the bun( so you can’t really see the bun anymore, curls should be ringlets
• At the neck area do nice ringlets-> remember to twist tong in a parallel angle when you curl!
• Take section from front to the bun a s well-> vertical curls: take them back very sleek an pin in, Horizontal curls: create a little wave at the top and pin them back as well
• Lastly place in the fresh flowers













->NOTE: I just changed the created this hair design on the morning of the assessment day because I had trouble with doing my actual design because Anna Maria has such long hair. So I wasn't sure if it would work out but I quite like the outcome. I just messed up the ringlets quite a bit. Even though I curled them in the right angle they didn't look like ringlets. Maybe I did something wrong when releasing the curl?

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