Category: Stage Character Looks

1960’s Go Go Dancer Makeup Look

The sixties Go Go Dancer was also a Super Fly, Groovy and Mod Makeup look. 1960’s thin brows, heavy lined eyes with thick black lashes and white lips set the trend. These easy to...

1920’s Flapper Stage Makeup

1920’s Stage Makeup Look Words like The Charleston, Flapper Girl were related to dance but the 1920’s Flapper was more than a dance or a look it was an attitude. The original face of...

Arabian Stage Makeup Look

Whether your are Belly Dancer or performing in Arabian Nights, Aladdin or Nutcracker this stage makeup look is exotic and easy to do.  Go from a standard stage makeup look to the Arabian dancer...

Cat Stage Makeup Steps

Feline Fancy By far the most popular animal on the stage is the Cat. House cats are very diverse and you can create many variations of stripes and spots. The featured look is a...

Nutcracker Clara Stage Look

Clara and other children in the party scene should have a softer more natural looking makeup. Skin should appear flawless by applying a matte oil-free foundation and powder. Brows should be well defined and...

Doll Stage Look

The Doll/Toy look is an easy twist form a standard stage makeup look. Add more red cheek color like Mode Dion Stage Red to the rounds of the cheek. Remove lip color from the...

Chinese Dancer Stage Look

This stage makeup look is perfect for a Shanghai Doll, Kabuki performer, or Nutcracker Chinese Dancer.  The look changes easily from a standard stage makeup. A very red lipstick is applied just at the...

Harlequin Stage Look

The Harlequin is characterized by his checkered costume. This character originated from an Italian performance troupe in the 16th century and became very popular in England and France. The character Harlequin was a light-hearted,...