Supply list for different looks: 

For Special FX Coaching Lessons:
Liquid Latex or School Glue
Flour
Spoons or spatula for mixing
Paper towel/wipes for cleaning
Face wipes for cleaning face later
Vaseline
Empty Cups or Bowls (at least 2)
Eyeshadow and/or grease paint (like Halloween makeup or special fx makeup) in shades of red, burgundy/brown/purple, black, green/yellow (you can also use a red lipstick in a pinch)
Foundation or concealer
Makeup Sponges and Makeup Brushes in various sizes (you can also get away with small paint brushes)
QTips
Cotton and/or Toilet Paper
Coffee Grounds

For Fake Blood:
Syrup/Honey/Corn Syrup
Red Food Coloring
Cocoa Powder
Empty cup or bowl and something to stir with

For Clown Looks:
White Cream Makeup
Colorful Greese Paint or Eye shadows
A Red Grease Paint or a red lipstick for creating the iconic red nose and mouth (if desired)
Any other kind of colorful/glittery additions the student wants for their look
Makeup sponges and brushes
Face wipes and materials to clean up brushes and space later

For Glam looks, Character and Cosplay looks, or creature looks, check with me and I'll send you the specifics as each will require slightly different materials. 

It's all in the tools! 

This class is aimed at students who desire a more personal learning experience, either due to shyness or learning differences such as aspergers, ADHD, etc. I grew up learning with dyslexia, so it is very important to me to allow students to learn in a way that suits their individual needs. 

Before the start of class, email me and let me know what your student is interested in learning and we will put that together. I will advise you on materials they need and where to find them. 

This class might require students to use liquid latex and other special fx makeup materials if that is an area they are interested in receiving makeup coaching. If they have a latex allergy, please let me know so I can share with you alternative options! 

Also, for special fx looks based on gore or some creatures, they will be creating or using fake blood and creating fake wounds. However, everything is fake, safe, non-toxic, and I will not require young ones to use examples of real wounds to reference for their projects.