Makeup TypeOctober 1st, 2010 • Free School Books • Arts theater 2 No comments - Tags: Leads sponge applicator, Materials and Equipment Makeup, Makeup Ingredients, Compact Powder, Lip Cosmetics, Protect the head and body, Makeup Tools, Material and Equipment Preparation , Makeup Practice, Practice Character Makeup, Hair Brush Eyes, Fantasy Makeup, Makeup character, Corrective Makeup, Corrective Makeup Techniques, velor Powder Puff1.2.1 Corrective MakeupCorrective makeup (corective make-up) is a form of makeup that is perfect (correction). This makeup to hide the deficiencies that exist on the face and highlight the things that draw from the face. Each face has a drawback and advantage. Someone who has a less than perfect face shape, such as the forehead is too wide, nose is less sharp and so forth, can be improved with corrective makeup. A player takes corrective makeup when looks do not require changes in age, race, and changes in facial shape. Usually conformity with the character actor has played. Face-enhanced players enough disguise, affirming, and highlight the parts of the face in accordance with the character being played.1.2.2 Fantasy MakeupFantasy makeup also known as a special character makeup. Called the special character makeup, because it displays a custom form to change the face of unrealistic. Fantasy makeup depict characters who are not real existence and is based upon imagination alone. Type makeup fantasy diverse, ranging from clowns, horror figures, until the animal. Some theaters in Asia, such as Chinese Opera and Kabuki makeup using this type of fantasy. Chinese Opera Makeup resembles a mask. Face the real players do not appear (Fig 143). Kabuki makeup has a pattern depicting a different character (Gb.144). Patterns in kabuki makeup was applied on the face is made entirely of white players (Gb.145).
