 MakeUp
Tips and Tricks for those on the go.
A little makeup can go a long way -
and will need to. Even if you normally go light on the rouge, now's the time
to layer a bit more, and use foundation.
Visit a cosmetic counter and you'll find
endless possibilities. Looking your very best is challenging though do-able
- and tips from makeup artists may help.
Male or female, you'll be photographed (maybe even videotaped) under very
bright lights - some by the authorities, and others by news crews (if you're
in the right place, at the right time).
In most cases, photos will be taken under direct floodlight, or with
flash, so for contrast, use warm reds. The 'night sun' of the police
helicopter (if available) casts a very harsh, bluish light, which can make
you look deadly.
Your final choice of make-up (and how much
of your body you apply it to) has everything to do with the anticipated
lighting conditions (often dawn to dusk and throughout the night), and the
anticipated condition of your remains.
The tricky part is doing your make-up for sunlight and floodlight and the
various conditions of your various parts (which may be different colors
after).
Concentrate on those parts that will most likely remain 'as they were' and
try your best to guess the degree of compensation required for those that
will not.
Some foundation may not fully cover.
Permanent make-up may not perform as expected but is a good start. Certain
press-on nails may break. Also, some types of hairspray can be extremely
flammable so use with caution.
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