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make-up for dome?
by
Asher
on 31 Jan, 2008 20:55
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hey guys. i'm a part-time actor, and i just got a big part (yes, thank you thank you) and am looking for the perfectly-shorn look. i wanted to know if anybody has worked in film/stage and knows any good makeup techniques for covering shadow on domes, making it all blend together. i know that guys like bruce willis have professionals do it. anybody know of anything?
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#1
by
Timmay
on 31 Jan, 2008 21:03
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Hey Asher...I have done some production work for a thing we do every year here in my town. Its a huge production that consist of about 300 cast members. The one thing that we used alot was called pancake make up. Its just a solid paste type stuff and you have to wet a sponge to apply it. YOu might want to check with your local costume shop and see what they have. The pancake makeup is available at walmart in the womens cosmetic department. I know im gonna get alot of laughs out of this...but I dont care.. lol...i say no more! LOL
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#2
by
andrew
on 31 Jan, 2008 21:15
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Hey Asher...I have done some production work for a thing we do every year here in my town. Its a huge production that consist of about 300 cast members. The one thing that we used alot was called pancake make up. Its just a solid paste type stuff and you have to wet a sponge to apply it. YOu might want to check with your local costume shop and see what they have. The pancake makeup is available at walmart in the womens cosmetic department. I know im gonna get alot of laughs out of this...but I dont care.. lol...i say no more! LOL
So Timmy, do you put the pancake makeup on when you're wearing the red and white shorts? Richard Simmons would be proud of you ....
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#3
by
Timmay
on 31 Jan, 2008 21:27
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SEE I TOLD YOU! It didnt take long...what? 20 minutes....
NO I wear my red lipstick wiht my white eyeshadow when I wear the red and whites....someone once asked me ....well where is the BLUE?? UMMMMM cant tell you that!
TImmayyyyyyy!
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#4
by
warhawk
on 31 Jan, 2008 21:35
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hey guys. i'm a part-time actor, and i just got a big part (yes, thank you thank you)
asher....congrats on your acting gig. will u b in the big screen or on television? let us know ....so we can tune in on your performance.

WARHAWK
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#5
by
Tyler
on 31 Jan, 2008 22:31
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Asher, congrats on the gig! I can't help you with the make up, but I'm glad Timmmmmaaaayyyyy can.
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#6
by
champ007
on 31 Jan, 2008 22:47
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Asher, congrats on your part... I know nothing of make-up.
But somehow I knew Timmj would chine in... just dont ask him about wigs

So Timmj, is that what they are calling it now.... pancake with a wet sponge?? Please don't tell us how you wet the sponge
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#7
by
warhawk
on 31 Jan, 2008 22:59
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But somehow I knew Timmj would chine in... just dont ask him about wigs 
champ....well said...if anyone here knows about wigs...timmy is da man.

WARHAWK
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#8
by
Timmay
on 01 Feb, 2008 07:35
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Hey Champ....you will have to PM me about "Wetting the Sponge" I will prolly get banned in here if i posted it in public....LOL
HUSH up you guys....So I like to have a good complextion....is there anything wrong with that.....at least I know I dont have Ed Zachary Disease.....
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#9
by
Asher
on 01 Feb, 2008 11:34
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warhawk--it's a world premiere play that incorporates real television footage, and they're making a documentary out of the process. so while i don't know the end results because i can't predict the success of the project, it stands to be seen on stage, on tv, and on screen....

timmj--good idea--i'm familiar with pancake makeup. my problem is i have a very fair complexion and i've never seen pancake makeup that's not that typical solid beige color, and the whole point obviously is to make it look like i'm not wearing any. i will take my sister to wal-mart with me and see what they have! i ordered some dermablend and covermark in lighter shades, and i'll see if i can find some pancake as well and i'll experiment. thanks for the info!
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#10
by
Timmay
on 01 Feb, 2008 12:31
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SEE CHAMP! I do know what im talkin about LOL..........
Thats cool Asher...good luck
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#11
by
herronm
on 01 Feb, 2008 12:43
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Congratulations Asher!!! I think it all depends on the type of lighting, but it is not my area of expertise.
Timm, don't you use make-up at the funeral home?
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#12
by
Timmay
on 01 Feb, 2008 12:45
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Hey yeah...thanks Herronm....Asher you could go to the local funeral home and ask them for some makeup. Thats an idea...they have all sorts of tones in makeup color.
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#13
by
champ007
on 01 Feb, 2008 17:07
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SEE CHAMP! I do know what im talkin about LOL..........
Thats cool Asher...good luck
Yea, but what frightens me is you never mentioned being an actor
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#14
by
Timmay
on 01 Feb, 2008 21:19
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I act....We do a huge production every year. There are over 200 cast members or so....and I usually play a leading part. SO pthhhhhhhhfffffffffffffffffffffffff! to you!