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Step
1: Actor Steve
Bauer starts with a clean shaven face. Avoiding adhesives in
real facial hair will be
easier to remove
the makeup.
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Step
2: Crepe hair
is wool. It comes in braided strands, and the braids must be
undone.
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Step
3: Iron the
hair with high heat and steam straightens the hair from it's
kinked pattern.
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Step
4: Separate the
hair so it is not as dense as the clumped wool.
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Step
5: Steve
Bauer paints liquid latex on his chin. If the actor would
be in high heat situations like under hot stage lights,
Steve would have used Pros Aide, a medical adhesive.
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Step
6: Crepe
hair being trimmed with barber scissors.
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Step
7: Press
the crepe hair in place, holding it for a few seconds
while the adhesive dries.
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Step
8: More
liquid latex for the moustache area.
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