All Ballet dancers will wear a secure low (just above the neck) Ballet bun, secured with a hairnet and bobby pins.
Examples: 1 with elastics, bobby pins, and hairnet, 1 with elastics, bun "donut", bobby pins, and hairnet. Please review the videos, choose your style, and make sure you have these supplies before the June 9 Picture Day.
For ages 5 to 11 (unless specially noted on your costume sheet), all other dancers will wear a secure Low ponytail, middle part, with lots of hairspray to keep it smooth.
-- If your dancer goes from Ballet to another dance, they will start in the Bun, and take out only the pins to leave the low ponytail in place.
-- If your dancers goes from another dance into a Ballet dance, the backstage helpers will get the ponytail into the bun, as long as you send the required pins and hairnet with your dancer.
For ages 12 and up (unless specially noted on your costume sheet), all Ballet dancers will wear a secure low Ballet bun, secured with a hairnet and bobby pins. All other dancers will wear a secure middle part, low ponytail.
-- If your dancer goes from Ballet to another dance, they will start in the Bun, and take out only the pins to leave the mid ponytail in place.
-- If your dancers goes from another dance into a Ballet dance, see if your dancer can learn how to turn their ponytail into a bun, and the backstage helpers will also help, as long as you send the required pins and hairnet with your dancer.
For stage makeup, we recommend
light foundation or skin-colored powder
a little light to medium tone blush on the cheeks
a brown eyeshadow in the crease of the eye
a dark brown eyeliner on the top lid for ages 12 and up
some dark brown mascara on the upper lashes
a medium pink lip for ages 5 - 11, a medium red for ages 12 and up.