Stage make up was something else. Pax knew this wasn't about how well she could apply regular make up (obviously very well thanks), it was about making the face look right even with stage lights washing it out. She had one mannequin that was a more standard stage make up look, where she had worked on the planes of the face, defining shadowed areas, the mouth and eyes appropriately. Pax had actually used her twin's face for inspiration since she didn't even need a reference to picture the specific contours of Nemesis Upstead, and her twin's cheekbones were well suited for showing off stage contouring. Using make up, especially the relatively thick stage stuff, to make the mannequin look like it had actual cheekbones and definition in the brow and nose and lip and jaw was actually quite fun.

Finishing that first one fairly fast, Pax moved onto the second one, on which she wanted to do something more involved. Prosthetics. Colour. Pax adjusted her ponytail tighter and began laying down the make up base.