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EPISODE · Sep 26, 2025 · 8 MIN

It's Never Too Late to Learn How to Hair Punch into Foam Latex

from 5 Minute Face Talk - Pro Makeup Tips for Film and TV · host Kerrin Jackson

Episode #092.This episode touches on the often overlooked and underutilized makeup effects material that is foam latex. We focus on how it can be a wonderful material for hairpunching and why it's days are (or should be) long from over.Loved this episode? Let’s stay connected!✨ Just getting started in your movie makeup career or studies? Start Movie Makeup 101 today - the best FREE makeup course around.✨ What's in my Kit? The Makeup Essentials Checklist - the ultimate resource to help you master the overwhelming world of makeup kit stocking and maintenance.✨ Join my insider list The Blend: Sign up here to get exclusive tips, behind-the-scenes content, and first access to my FREE movie makeup course.✨ Follow me on Instagram: @themakeuprefinery for daily tips, tutorials, and a peek into my world.✨ Leave a review: Leave your review here to share your thoughts and help more listeners discover the show!✨ Explore more: Visit my website for all the resources, guides, and updates you need.

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