• The amount of make-up familiar with on a dancer depends on the venue, lighting, and the breadth of the audience

• To enhance the dancer’s face and make it visible from a distance, the face’s bone structure should be emphasized, there should be a space between the eyebrows, and the eyes should stand out
• The further away the audience is the bolder make-up just Adult Costumes (Cooper 78).

The eyes are the most expressive branch of the face. To enhance their accessories dancers should draw thinking to and make their eyes appear larger. However, to maintain unity, the intensity of the eyes must be balanced with luminosity and shape of the lips. The polychromasia of the lips needs to be complimentary to the skin color and costume (Art of Production 123).