There are two main types of stage makeup - cake makeup and creme makeup. One company I know of is named M. Stein Cosmetic Company, and they make excellent cake foundations, shadows, highlights, etc. However, I prefer Ben Nye.
Ben Nye makes a basic but versatile kit in each type. All the elements mentioned below are available from that company, and can be found in stores.
If you want to go the Cake makeup route, you will need -
Five Color Cake (Pancake) foundations,
Contour and Accents Shades,
Pressed Shadow and Highlight,
Dry Rouge,
Hair color, (not too many colors)
Translucent Face Powder,
Eyebrow Pencil, (several shades)
Lip Pencil,
Black Pencil,
Nose & Scar Wax,
Spirit Gum, Spirit Gum Remover,
Stage Blood,
Cleanser,
2 or 3 sizes and shapes of makeup brushes some look like paint brushes
Rouge Brush, Eyebrow/Lash Comb,
Velour Powder Puff,
Sponges,
Swab Tip Applicators (Q-Tips)
On the other hand, if you prefer the creme makeup type, you will need -
Five Creme Foundations,
Contour cremes including creme Cheek Rouge, Lip color and two Lining Colors, Highlight, and Shadow,
two Creme Color Eye-Liners,
Dry Rouge,
Eyebrow Pencil,
Lip Pencil,
Black Pencil,
Nose & Scar Wax,
Hair Color, (don't go overboard, better to buy individual colors per production)
Translucent Face Powder,
Spirit Gum, Spirit Gum Remover,
Stage Blood,
Rouge Brush, Velour Powder Puff, Latex Sponge,
Stipple Sponge,
Flat Brushes,
Eyebrow/Lash Comb,
Swab Applicators (Q-Tips)
2007-08-13 16:13:02
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2016-10-02 00:42:10
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answered by Anonymous
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