How Science Can Help Create More Inclusive Makeup Products #STEAMstar @StanWinstonSchool
How Science Can Help Create More Inclusive Makeup Products #STEAMstar  @StanWinstonSchool
Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Learn how chemistry and color theory can create inclusive, sustainable products that cater to all skin tones and skin sensitivities with Special FX Makeup artist and now STEAM Star Kenneth Calhoun!
Available now on explr-classroom.com

Kenneth is the creator behind cute and creepy characters in The Mandalorian, Avengers, Jurassic World, Captain Marvel, and Dune. His passion for special effects and makeup began at an early age. At 22, he moved to Los Angeles and started at Legacy Effects, earning the nickname "Super Ken" while creating prosthetic transfers for Terminator Genisys.

STEAM Star is a project of the Grant Imahara STEAM Foundation that transforms industry professionals into "influencers." These influencers demonstrate to students how conventional Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) concepts are applied in unconventional and exciting ways in some of the world's coolest jobs.

Kenneth's course is available at explr-classroom.com

Don't forget to check out our 2 part "Encapsulated Pros-Aide Prosthetics" course series with Kenneth here:
Encapsulated Pros-Aide Prosthetics Part 1: Sculpting, Molding & Casting
bit.ly/ProsAideProsPt1YT
Encapsulated Pros-Aide Prosthetics Part 2: Demolding, Application & Beauty Makeup
bit.ly/ProsAideProsPt2YT
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