[ SECRET POST #4630 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4630 ⌋

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Comments

[tabaqui]

I can't help but laugh. First comment says 'wow, terrible makeup', second comment says 'wow, awesome makeup'.

As a person who never does makeup....WHICH IS IT?!!

:D

She's very pretty, yes.

[(Anonymous)]

Depends on what they mean by makeup I guess.

Imo, in the theatrical sense, it looks good. What's accented needs to be accented, everything has good colors and contrast, nothing looks fake or painted on, there's clearly a style they're going for and it's coherent

In the personal sense, it looks pretty bad. This isn't what you'd wear to look pretty or modern. She looks older than she actually is

[(Anonymous)]

especially the eyebrows, for the second part.

[(Anonymous)]

In the personal sense, it looks pretty bad.

I completely disagree. I've never seen her look this good, and I think a lot of that is the makeup. She looks like a classic bombshell here, smoldering and sensual and a bit timeless. It's true that she looks older than her age, but that's not a bad thing unless you ascribe to the notion that it's all downhill for a woman after her early twenties. She doesn't look older in an unhealthy, faded way - she looks womanly and bold, and personally I love that.

The only thing I questioned, at first, was the harshness of her brows. But I think that was a very deliberate choice, given the character's mental and emotional state in the movie. The harsh brows suggest an element of harshness, an almost predatory quality, in her character, which a softer brow wouldn't do.

[(Anonymous)]

I would say all of that falls under the theatrical bit, especially, again, your point about the eyebrows. It fits the character, which is the point of theaterical makeup.

Does it make Sophie Turner look like a better version of Sophie Turner? Not to me, she looks like someone else. But that's the point of theatrical makeup, unlike regular personal makeup

[(Anonymous)]

Does it make Sophie Turner look like a better version of Sophie Turner? Not to me

This is where we disagree.

It's possible that in different lighting and from a different angle I might feel differently (I could see the brows working less well in full light, for example), but going purely by this picture, I think she looks drop dead gorgeous - and still recognizably herself.

+1

[(Anonymous)]

I can't get behind so many of the comments in this thread. She looks incredible.

[tabaqui]

I have no clue who this person is or how old she is. She looks in her early/mid twenties to me.

Makeup - too confusing.

[(Anonymous)]

She looks older than she actually is

Pretty sure that's deliberate? Each of the reboot X-Men movies leaps forward about ten years since the last one. The character was in her late teens in the 80s and presumably she's meant to be in her late twenties in this movie. But the actress herself is younger than the character, so they deliberately made her look older than she is with their hair and makeup choices.

[(Anonymous)]

Her makeup is great simply due to the fact that she looks amazing. People who notice minuscule details are normally the insecure ones who thrive on spotting things they don't like on a face that is conventionally attractive.

It's, of course, easy to spot 'bad' makeup on STAGE MAKEUP that is meant to stand out on camera. I don't know if it's one dedicated person or maybe two, but there's definitely an insecure anon (or two) all up in this secret.