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Corrective Shaping Flashcards

1
Q
  1. Replace natural highlights and shadows that have been erased.
  2. Shaping the face
  3. Feature emphasis or de-emphasis
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Purpose of Corrective Shaping

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Erased by:

  • Funeral lighting
  • Opaque cosmetics
  • Wax
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Natural Highlights and Shadows

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An area whose surface is at, or near right angles to the source of light; a bright or whiter part.

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Highlight

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An area whose surface does not recieve the full rays or light, or is obscured by another surface, reflecting the minimum amount of light; the shaded or darker part.

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Shadow

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5
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Add a slightly lighter than the general complexion coloring.

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Highlighting

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6
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Apply a color slightly darker than the general complexion coloring.

  • May use brown for the deep areas.
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Shadowing

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7
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Done immediately after application of the complexion cosmetic (if alteration of the colorant is not necessary).

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Highlighting or Shadowing

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To be avoided between the complexion coloring and the highlight or shadow.

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Sharp Contrasts

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  • Tapping with the fingers
  • Stippling with a brush
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To erase the line of demarcation gradually merge the contrasts by:

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  1. Direct Method
  2. Indirect Method
  3. Modified Method
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Techniques of Highlight and Shadowing

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Usually employed.

  • A prominence is highlighted
  • A depression is shadowed
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Direct Method

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12
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Sometimes employed.

  • A prominence is made to appear brought forward by shadowing the adjacent surface.
  • A depression is made to appear deeper by highlighting the adjacent projecting surface.
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Indirect Method

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Occasionally employed.

  • It is not justifiable to highlight a depression or shadow a projection.
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Modified Method

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  • Shadowing
  • Hightlighting
  • Thinning
  • Narrowing
  • Thinning the upper lip and thickening the lower lip
  • Narrowing the upper lip and wideing the lower lip.
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Illusory Treatments of the Basic Types of Head Forms

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15
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With a colorant darker than the com-coloring on parts which are too wide or too long.

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Shadowing (Illusory Treatments)

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With a lighter colorant of parts which are too narrow or too short.

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Highlighting (Illusory Treatments)

17
Q

Is accomplished by painting within the natural borders.

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Thinning (Illusory Treatments)

18
Q

Is accomplished by painting short of the normal ends of the lips.

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Narrowing (Illusory Treatments)

19
Q

The lower lip is commonly thicker than the upper lip, so a thick upper lip may require balancing.

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Thinning the upper lip and thickening the lower lip.

(Illusory Treatments)

20
Q

A wide lower lip creates a pleasant expression. By widening the lower lip, the upper lip is narrowed.

A

Narrowing the upper lip and widening the lower lip.

(Illusory Treatments)

21
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  • Frontal eminences
  • Glabella and superciliary arches
  • Superciliary arches
  • Zygomatic arches
  • Zygomatic bones
  • Nasal dorsum
  • Nasolabial folds
  • Central plane of the superior integumentary lip
  • Angulus oris eminence
  • Inferior mucous membrane
  • Mental eminence
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Highlight Areas

22
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  • Between the upper and lower forhead eminences
  • Temples
  • Root of the nose
  • Orbits
  • Superior palpebra
  • Inferior palpebra
  • Oblique palpebral sulcus
  • Lateral walls of the nose
  • Lateral cheeks
  • Nasal sulcus
  • Philtrum
  • Superior mucous membrane
  • Algulus oris sulcus
  • Central plane of the inferior integumentary lip
  • Submandibular area
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Shadow Areas

23
Q

To lend greater contrast with the central plane of the lower lip without bringing the whole chin forward.

A

Highlight the upper portion of the chin only

24
Q

To modify a receding chin.

A

Highlight the prominence to bring it forward

25
Q

To de-emphasize a protruding chin.

A

Shadow the prominence

26
Q

To reshape a square chin.

A

Round off the corners with a shadowing complexion colorant.

27
Q

To reshape a narrow or pointed chin.

A

Shadow along its lower edge to flatten the pointed area.

28
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To reduce the vertical height of the chin.

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Shadow the lower margin.

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