Day 8

 Today was the last day of our J-Term, we were completing the last ‘final look’ of the course. Many of us dived right into working on our makeup. However some of us spent the morning researching techniques and more ideas for our configuration. While we were doing this, in the background we watched more of the historical makeup documentary. When lunch time came around, many of us had made significant progress on our looks and technique. 


After lunch, those of us who had not already started began to work. For our background noise this time, the youtuber Safiya Nygaard was playing. Over the past couple of years she has made numerous era makeup and clothing videos. Once the day was finished everyone had completed their fabulous looks. Everyone looked amazing and their hard work had definitely paid off. All of the pictures of our makeup looks are down below.

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