For the final looks with the escape room Vyv's makeup was done only for the advert and the family portrait. Whilst Sienna's was done for the family portrait and the 2 days of the escape room running because she was one of the interactive characters (the understudy). For each of their characters I followed the same application process however to make Sienna's and Vyv's makeup different, I choose different colours and tones that would compliment them as individuals more.

Sophia Claremont had a blue and grey eye-shadow look, with pink blushed checks, brown brows to match Vyv's natural ones and dark red lips. Whilst Dorothy had a black eye shadow look with black brows which created more of an intense, evil look because she was one of the suspects. As well as a hint of red on the cheeks and her lips were the same shade of red as Sophia's to keep a connection between the two characters, because Sienna was playing the jealous understudy of Sophia Clarmont.

I was pleased with the final outcome of both of the makeup looks. I learned different and better ways to improve my brow blocking application such as using orange paint that gets mixed with water to cancel them out, rather than using an orange toned concealer. I found that it made the brows look more realistic.

Next time if I were to to do a 1920's complete makeup look again I would practice with my symmetry and the lips  more because the cupids bow wasn't as symmetrical as they could have been.