Random People Questions around WCS

Name: Stacey
Age: 35
Studies: Music
Inspired by: Herself
Shops at: Superdrug, River Island & Topshop

Name: Drew
Age: 18
Studies: Music
Inspired by: Synyster Gates from Avenged Sevenfold
Shops at: Topman & Primark



Name: Ilona
Age: 18
Studies: Makeup Artistry
Inspired by: Jessie James Decker
Shops at: Loreal, Makeup Revoulution, Rimmel, Maybeline, Asos, Topshop & Missguided

What is on at the theatre?

Interested in going to a theatre in Glasgow/Edinburgh in late 2015/2016, here are some productions that are going on at the moment...

Tron Theatre, Glasgow:-
Sleeping Betty 27th November 2015 - 3rd January 2016
Ticket prices - £9-£18 | Family Tickets £44 - £58 (2 Adults + 2 Children)
http://www.tron.co.uk/event/sleeping-betty/

Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh:-
The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe 28th November 2015 - 3rd January 2016
Ticket prices - Prices vary from £20 - £29 depending on seatinghttp://lyceum.org.uk/whats-on/production/the-lion-the-witch-and-the-wardrobe1

Citizens Theatre, Glasgow
Rapunzel 28th November 2015 - 3rd January 2016
Ticket prices - Adult £14 - £18.50 | Child £8 - £11
http://citz.co.uk/whatson/info/rapunzel/

Traverse Theatre, Glasgow
Magic Sho 19th November 2015 - 21st November 2015
Ticket prices -  Full price £10 | Family ticket £8 per person
http://www.traverse.co.uk/whats-on/event-detail/652/magic-sho.aspx

Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Hairspray 19th January - 30th January
Ticket prices - £16 | order online and save 50p
http://www.theatreroyal.co.uk/whats-on/hairspray

King's Theatre, Glasgow
Mercury: The Ultimate Queen Tribute 21st January only
Ticket prices - £21.40
http://www.atgtickets.com/shows/mercury-the-ultimate-queen-tribute-2/kings-theatre/

The history of Make-up

 The first findings of use of make-up dates back to around 3000 BC from Ancient Egyptian times. They would use soot and natural ingredients to paint their faces and they had specialized tools to apply their make-up (a bit like us today)

In Ancient Rome woman of all statues would wear make-up and they were not viewed a pretty if they didn't wear make-up. Cosmetic use in Rome covered all areas of the body, including perfumes. Cheap cosmetics started to appear and these would be used by prostitutes would wore excessive amounts.

By the 19th century make-up began to take a turn, it was being used for fashion and acting. French Manufactures started to produces the first industrial made lipsticks, actors would require make-up that would be appropriate for black and white films. The sales of cosmetics began to rise in the 1900s.

The hippie movement began in the 1970s. Majority of the female hippies preferred feministic natural look of their faces during the day, they would wear very natural looking make-up. However, Bright red lips, long red nails, eyelid makeup, and pencil thin eye makeup were all based on the fashion of Italy and France. During those years, magazine Vogue was the centre of European fashion.

Bruising tutorial (done by me)