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Summary: Learn how to apply stage makeup to add highlights and shading to the jaw in this free online instructional video.
Monte Jenkins has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in acting from The University of Montana. He has performed in over thirty plays including his recent role in A Life of The Theatre by David...read more
"Hello! I am Monte and today on behalf of Expert Village, we are going to be talking about makeup for the stage. Now we are going to talk about shading of your jaw line. Right on the opposite side of that line of highlight we just applied underside of your jaw you are going to put a line of shadow about the width of your finger to really help your face stand out. For men such as myself it adds a much needed masculine touch. I do not want you to get too low on the neck, otherwise I can make your jaw seem… Otherwise your jaw can appear to protrude unnaturally and that is how you highlight and shade your jaw line."
eHow Article: Tips for Adding Shading to the Jaw: How to Apply Stage Makeup
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