Contemporary Victorian hairstyle inspired by 'American Horror Story'

Products:

-hairspray

Tools: 

-hot rollers 

-hairbrush

-comb

-hair grips

- Center part the front hair to just behind the ear. 

- Fix the red hot rollers on these two sections in order to create volume. 

-Then, using the blue ones, make a brickwork, but only with half of the hair. 

-After that, using the white ones, curl upwards the back hair. 

-Let the hot rollers do their job. 

- Backcomb the front hair. 

- Then, section again the front hair, and with the back hair, create a bun made from 3 sections.

- Roll the front sections and fix the in pins. 

- Spray the hair and that's it!

Light scars using moulds

Step-by-step

-Using a baby bud, apply the prosthetic glue on the the area where you want to apply the gelatin. Also, apply the glue on the gelatin as well and stick it on the skin and press it.

-Get rid of those edges by using a baby bud and witch hazel. Rub the gelatin across (from interior to exterior) and the edges are, in this way, burnt.

-Using baby powder , powder the area.

-Start coloring the wound using supra color in red and black. 

-To look more realistic, apply wound filler in the hole with a hair grip, pencil or baby bud.

-Then, with a stipple sponge, apply fake blood all around it. 

It can be removed by pulling off and clean the edges with surgical spirit.

Products used:

gelatin

prosthetic glue

wound filler

fake blood

supra color

surgical spirit 

baby powder 

witch hazel

Health and safety: 

- Make sure the model does not do eye contact with the powder, surgical spirit or witch hazel. 

Continuity assessment -s.w.o.t. analysis-

I believe this assessment was a lot harder than the Elizabethan one. I'm saying that because I, personally, have struggled with precision and details because it's really complicated to make the same makeup or hairstyle, especially, to look the same. The only difference between the first and second assessment I think it was the bun, probably because my model's hair was freshly washed the second time and it was harder to style the hair.
Anyway, I am not complaining because I'm sure the next time it's gonna be better and I had to learn from that. But I have to admit that no matter how hard you try, it's impossible to create exactly the same hairstyle or makeup.

Continuity assessment 2

Comparing both assessments, I must say that I did my best in the first one. I'm saying that because there is a small difference at the bun, but overall I tried to do everything as in the first place. 

Continuity assessment 1

The first assessment went unexpectedly good and I'm personally pleased of the result.It helped a lot that my model was communicative, patient and on time. Because the makeup and the hairstyle were simple, it took me one hour to transform her (more or less) into Jane Eyre.