September 2015
Intermediate to advanced
432 pages
16h 46m
English
Stippling—a method of applying makeup by pressing the color onto the skin rather than stroking it on—is used for giving the effect of skin texture with paint, for toning down shadows or highlights that are too strong, for adding color to or changing the basic color of a makeup, for giving the effect of such skin blemishes as freckles and brown spots, and for helping to conceal the edges of three-dimensional additions to the face. It is usually done with a sponge, occasionally with a brush.
Black plastic stipple sponges (FIGURE 10-1), red-rubber sponges (FIGURE 10-2), natural sponges (FIGURE 8-1), some household sponges, and pieces of polyurethane foam can be used for stippling. (See Sponges in ...
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