- Orange stipple sponges
- Black stipple sponges
- Old age stipple
- Barrier cream
- Grease based paint
- Fixing Spray
- Kryolan tooth enamel
- Cheap Brushes for latex
- Spatula
1. Start by using some barrier cream on the area that you want to age to create a base for the makeup.
2. Next ask your model to smile and crease their face to determine where you are going to apply the makeup in he lines that would naturally occur over time.
3. Decide on the colours you wish to use depending on your model and use a small thin brush to apply the product blending well and not using too much product (you want it to look as natural as possible).
4. To age the eyebrows you can use a grease based paint, either white or grey and make them look quite wild and overgrown if thats the look you're going for.
5. Don't forget to age the neck and always check in the mirror and take a picture to see how it appears on camera.
To age the teeth:
1. Wipe the desired teeth dry and use a cotton bud to apply the Kryolan tooth enamel telling your model to keep their mouth open as the product dries to prevent smudging.
To age the skin using Old Age Stipple:
1. Use barrier on whereever you want to age
2. Shake latex well before using, pour a little amount into a bowl
3. Stipple the latex on in a thin layer
4. Stretch the skin so the skin wrinkles when it's released
5. Break up the latex's edges by feathering the latex on the skin
6. Use the hair dryer on a cool setting to dry the area (remember to move the hair dryer side to side to prevent the latex from running of the skin)
7. Make sure that each layer is dry before you add another
8. Release the skin and move the skin around a bit to add the desired wrinkled effect.
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