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Step 6: Details and Embellishments
1 Fine Details: Use precision brushes or tools to add intricate details, such as fine lines, dots, or small symbols.
2 Embellishments: Add any rhinestones, sequins, feathers, or other decorative elements with appropriate
adhesives.
Step 7: Prosthetics (if applicable)
1 Application: If your design includes prosthetics, apply them using a suitable adhesive (like spirit gum). Blend
the edges with the skin using makeup or liquid latex for a seamless look.
Step 8: Finishing Touches
1 Lips: Apply lipstick or lip color that complements your look.
2 Setting the Makeup: Use a setting spray or powder to ensure your makeup stays in place.
Step 9: Hair and Accessories

1 Hair: Style the hair according to your concept, using wigs, hairpieces, or styling products.
2 Accessories: Add any final accessories, like headpieces, jewelry, or costume elements.
Step 10: Final Review and Touch-ups
1 Review: Take a step back and review your makeup in good lighting. Make sure it matches your initial concept
and design.
2 Touch-ups: Do any necessary touch-ups. Pay special attention to areas that might need more blending or
detail.

Additional Tips:
1 Practice Safety: Always conduct patch tests for new products and materials to avoid allergic reactions.
2 Be Patient: Complex looks take time. Don’t rush the process, especially when working with new techniques
or materials.
3 Document Your Work: Take high-quality photos of your finished look from different angles. This is useful for
your portfolio and social media.
By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to creating stunning fantasy makeup and special effects looks.
Remember, practice and experimentation are key to mastering these skills.

Demonstration of portfolio special makeup looks

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