How to Shadow the Forehead with Makeup

Video Transcript

"Hi I?m Erin and your watching Expert Village and today were going to start on an old-aged look for a theater. Now we?re going to use your contour lens for the high lighter. You using your shading color, your dark brown and your angular brush here and you?re going to go just under once again, right under the line. Just make sure you stick with the line. I don't know if you can see what I'm doing now. You want to make sure that there's a clean line between those two. Doesn't matter if you smear the bottom, as long as you just have that line. See this is giving the appearance that you've got wrinkles folding over going south. Alright, and now you?re going to want to just blend these edges. So basically you want to take off some of that excess product on your brush. I'm just kind of go in, and I don?t know, let me see. I want to go up in there. Do you see that, and then drag it across. Ok, kind of blend it in, there we go. Still keeping that nice line. Alright, go back and take your dark brush take some of that excess stuff off so you can just blend it down. You?re just going to want to blend right here. Ok, see how nicely that's blending and that shows up really well on stage. And now it looks kind of cookey right here and unrealistic but it actually looks pretty realistic on stage. See the wrinkles on the forehead are divine now."