In this issue:

The end of an era: William Tuttle by Rick Devereux

As MGM's make-up master during the studio's golden age, Bill Tuttle lent his talents to scores of landmark films.

Rashes, blisters and itches: Oh, my! by Todd McIntosh

What you must know to prevent allergic reactions to make-up, and how to recognize and handle reactions when they occur.

A pinch of Stardust by Joe Nazzaro

How make-up magic (on a modest budget) brought wicked witches, plotting princes and a pirate captain to life in this year's most offbeat fantasy film.

The future will be airbrushed by Brett Glass

Onetime Viennese vaudevillian Sylvia Pichler made herself over as a product pioneer; now, she explains how high-definition TV and other emerging technology are transforming make-up methods.