Make-up 101: How to Create Eight Basic Pancake Make-up Faces for Children DVD

Make-up 101: How to Create Eight Basic Pancake Make-up Faces for Children DVD

Thirty-year veteran make-up artist, teacher and theatre costumer, Rachel Godollei-Johnson, owner of Landes Costumes by Rachel in Indianapolis, Indiana, shows beginners how to use safe, washable pancake make-up to create children's favorite full-face characters. Learn some tricks of the trade, create your child's own make-up kit, and explore child-centered fun and creativity with Rachel Godollei-Johnson.

Audience

For general audiences from children to adults. Fun with full face pancake make-up is recommended for children over age 5, who are eager to participate, able to follow directions and able to sit quietly.

 Running Time: 1 hour, if played in its entirety

Use your remote-controlled DVD player to choose your favorite full-face make-up character, or just watch from start to finish to enjoy Rachel's playful and engaging style.

Topics and Full-face Make-up Characters

• Introduction to Pancake Make-up
• Safety Considerations
• How to Create a Clown Face
• How to Create a Puppy Dog Face
• How to Create a Monkey Face
• How to Create a Skeleton Face
• How to Create a Witch Face
• How to Create a Vampire Face
• How to Create a Cat or Tiger Face
• How to Create an Old Man Face

Recommended Supplies (from your local costume or theatrical supply store)

• Make-up sponge: A large, synthetic sponge cut into 6 pie wedges for applying pancake make-up
• Brushes: At least one fine, flat, slant brush; additional brushes: wider, flat, slant brush and a fine, round brush for defining areas
• Cream Pencil: brown or black for outlining
• Preferred colors of pan-cake make-up: Rachel recommends Ben Nye® pancake make-up, which comes in a full range of colors and may be purchased from various online outlets or at your local costume shop (Rachel does NOT recommend creme make-ups for children)
• Water and an old, easily-removable shirt to protect clothing