For our timed assessment
we got paired with another person from the class to recreate our contemporary
Elizabethan designs. Personally, I was more nervous to recreate the hair design
given to me by my partner Sandra as it seemed so complex. However, after
practising and discussing the look I felt more confident. The makeup design was
simple to create but very detailed, which meant that I had to practise keeping
a steady hand!
To begin the assessment, I
prepped Sandra’s hair by curling it; because she had hair extensions in, it took
longer which is why I came in earlier to get everything ready. I felt that I
kept to the time management well with the hair. The only thing that I did
struggle with, was getting the wire into the hair and how to attach it. This
was because I didn’t have the wire in the practise sessions to see how to do
it. Trying to get the wire into the hair was time costly and meant that I had
less time to work on the makeup.
The detailing on the
makeup was something that I practised in the makeup sessions and at home
because I wanted to get this right. On the day, the lines weren’t as neat as I
wanted them to be. If I was going to create this look again I would definitely
spend longer on the makeup to make sure that it was completely perfect. I am
happy with the images created and think that they are quite strong and show an
interesting take on Contemporary Elizabethan.
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