Hints From a Pro: Many times when working on an actor, you might notice that a discoloration on their face will be a combination of colors. If this is the case, you can mix between the colors in the wheels. For example, if an actor has a gray blue under eye discoloration, I’ll use a mix of pink and orange to counteract the problem. If the problem is a small, minor one, I’ll dab a brush in each of the colors I need on the wheel and mix the correction right on the actors skin, as opposed to mixing it on a palette before hand. –Brad Look
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#88888 Light Corrector Wheel Includes:
Pink Hi-Lite: Counteracts gray or brown. Extra Hi-Lite: A lighter highlighter. Yellow Hi-Lite: Cancels deep red & purple. Muted Green: Removes redness. Orange Neutral: Neutralizes blue. Soft Orange Neutral: Softer blue neutralizer.
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#88889 Dark Corrector Wheel Includes:
Burnt Orange: Neutralizes blue. Red Neutralizer: Removes redness. Deep Red Neutralizer: Removes redness Soft Orange Neutral II: Blue Neutralizer. Suntan Red: Counteracts gray. Deep Muted Green: Removes redness
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