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Make Up for Darker Skin Tones

Recorded On: 06/22/2021

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Make up artist Destinee Steele shares a step by step tutorial for corrective make up for darker skin tones.

This session was first offered at 2021 International Thespian Festival.

Destinee Steele

Destinee Steele, a native of Panama City, Florida, is a touring Wig and Makeup Supervisor by profession turned business owner amid Covid. She brands herself as a wig technician, cosmetologist, and makeup artist who’s dedicated her career to educating budding and working artists on black hair and makeup application techniques. She’s most recently toured nationally with The Sound of Music (2018-19) and Waitress (2019-20) although she has worked on many productions inclusive of theatre, film, and opera. With a Masters degree in Wig and Makeup Design she has found an amazing use for her skills and founded The Beauty Menagerie LLC- a ready-to-wear medical wig company. Destinee is excited to share her knowledge with you as a former thespian herself! Huge shout out to District 1 troupe 4280! Let’s create together.

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