For Classe we needed to apply an old age make up. This can be considered a standard theatre practice along with a basic stage make up. All of this make up was achieved with about 3 different shades and a black and a white. Most of this make contained a lot of blending. 

After applying a base we added highlights to forehead, nose, and chin. The highlight was a white and then a layer of white mixed with the base specific to me. 

Next we added shadows, which we created by using a base another 3 or 4 shades darker than what we had originally put on. I applied the shadows under my eyes to create bags, about my eye brows to give the forehead a better highlight. I belive I also created jouls at this point along my jaw by drawing a weird 'w' shape. 

Here is the finished product. I added more deeper shadows whith a darkened normal base within where I will evenually have wrinkles. This make up was very easy and has a better effect I believe then just using a white and dark brown pencil to create the wrinkles. If I ever need to do use an old age make up, this is definetly the proccess that I will use.