Beyond Aesthetics: A Quick Look at Mortuary Makeup

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A unique and unusual aspect of the beauty industry is the field of mortuary makeup. Most likely, an individual’s first exposure to this specialty was at a funeral, which can be shocking given the circumstances, especially when the finished look appears thick and unnatural – plastic like. For licensed professionals interested in this career, there are specialized courses in mortuary makeup, often referred to as the restorative arts. These can be offered by makeup academies and the funeral industry.

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