Stage Makeup Techniques and Tips

This video tutorial demonstrates basic stage makeup techniques using a model named David. It covers the tools needed, foundation application, contouring, blush and lip color, setting makeup with powder, and eyebrow and eyeliner techniques. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of blending, choosing the right colors for stage lighting, and ensuring makeup longevity. It also provides tips for achieving natural transitions and enhancing facial features for stage visibility.

What is the first step recommended for sanitation before starting stage makeup?

• Washing hands

• Applying moisturizer

• Using a clean paper towel

• Using a makeup brush

Which foundation shade is recommended for stage lighting?

• One shade lighter than your skin

• One shade darker than your skin

• A blue undertone

• A pink undertone

What is the purpose of contouring in stage makeup?

• To make the face look smaller

• To enhance facial features under stage lights

• To highlight the eyes

• To add color to the face

What tool is suggested for blending contour lines?

• Fingers

• A brush

• A sponge

• A cotton pad

What is the recommended method for applying blush?

• Using a sponge

• Tapping with fingertips

• Applying with a cotton ball

• Using a brush in circular motions

What is the purpose of setting powder in stage makeup?

• To darken the skin tone

• To highlight the cheekbones

• To set the foundation and reduce shine

• To add shine

Which finger is recommended for applying makeup around the eyes?

• Middle finger

• Index finger

• Thumb

• Ring finger

What is the suggested color for eyebrow pencil for someone with light brown hair?

• Black

• Dark brown

• Blonde

• Taupe

What is a key feature of the Urban Decay eyeliner mentioned in the tutorial?

• It is suitable for sensitive eyes

• It is waterproof

• It is very creamy and easy to apply

• It is available in multiple colors

What technique is recommended for applying eyeliner on the bottom lash line?

• Using a bright color

• Applying only to the outer corner

• Drawing a thick line

• Using a smudging motion