Dirt, Sweat And Dry Skin

Illness

• Tear stick is used to create watery eyes, if you want tears use eye drops
• Brylcreem is good to use if you want to create greasy hair
• You can use a dry shampoo to dull the hair
• Scrape some soap if you want to create dandruff
• Water spray or glycerine will help you create sweat - spray it in places where we usually sweat; around the forehead (into the hair line slightly), on the chin, on the top lip and on the sides on the nose or dab a bit of glycerine with a stippling sponge
• Mix white with your base to create a pale look, add some yellow to avoid a clowny look
• add a blue/yellow/brown shade under the eyes to make the model look ill and tired, don't put too much product - it is not a theatrical look or a black eye
• If you want to create freckles or a rash use a stiffer brush, mix Isopropyl alcohol with the product you want to use and flick it onto the skin - avoid mouth and eyes and ask you model not to breathe for a few seconds because you are using alcohol
• To make it look like the person has fever or sunburnt apply red on the cheeks and don't powder - make sure it doesn't look like blusher

Products used: 

Water Spray

Dry skin and lips

• Apply latex with a sponge, feather it onto the skin to aviod hard edges
• Dry it with a cool hairdryer
• You can colour over the latex 
• Avoid eyes and hair
• Apply DUO glue on top 
• Use your fingers or a stippling sponge to rub the glue and create flaky skin 
• if you have any hard edges go over with DUO to blend it
• You can apply foundation on top, add some blood or vaseline etc.
• Powder if you want the effect of really dry skin
• If your model is allergic to latex, you can use only DUO glue and get the same resaults

Products used: 

Clear latex

Product used:

DUO gule by Kryolan

Product used: 

Latex

Dirt

• Coloured hairspray is good and quick way of dirting down arms, legs, face - Kryolan has good ones
• Ask your model bend their knuckles to avoid lines 
• Put the product under the nails
• You can use Supracolor and Aquacolor palettes
• Add some moisturiser if you are having trouble with blending 

Products used:

Illamasqua white skin base

White and Black from the Supracolor palette by Kryolan

D10 shade from the Concealer palette by Kryolan