When you are working with body makeup, do the actors follow a body care regimen? What was the nail polish you used on her feet? None of us have even skin color, our skin color varies slightly, and once we did that her feet became so perfect. I was worried about the heel and the toe and the wrinkle in the toe, but we finished her feet so nicely with all the body makeup and color. We shot the footage, and once we looked at it, it was actually perfect. While we were shooting, I said, “If need be, I’ll give Greta notes to remember in the edit that they can tidy up things.” So we all agreed and were relaxed about it. She was very good at keeping her feet up arched by herself and suddenly it became evident that her feet are pretty perfect. We had the special body makeup made for Margot to suit the skin. We did it and thought, if Margot’s feet don’t look great enough, we have to think of something. So we always knew we were going to have to shoot that moment and the scenes that follow. When her feet go flat, suddenly the story begins. I thought it was so clever in the script, they’re always on tippy toes.

That was interesting because, obviously, it was scripted and part of the doll thing. Glamour : Margot Robbie has spoken about the range of wigs that she wears throughout the movie, and I want to confirm that she does not wear her real hair at any point, right? It’s all wigs?

Here, Primorac breaks down key beauty moments from the Barbie movie, including Margot Robbie’s Barbie makeup look, Ryan Gosling’s perfect Ken tan, and Kate McKinnon’s face scribbles-plus, the exact nail polish used in the famous Barbie shoes scene. “I got to see it again at the premiere, and I have to say, it is very exciting how much people like it,” she says. Despite all this, Primorac admits she is “extra proud” of Barbie. A veteran in the hair and makeup department, she has earned nominations and awards for her work on films like Atonement, Sweeney Todd, and The Reader. You don’t normally have to do everyone’s whole person to become the character.” “You really rarely approach an actor from head to toe. “It ended up being a very team-driven effort, and it was like a party every morning in the makeup and hair rooms because everyone was getting ready together,” she says.

Or, as Primorac likes to call it, a Barbie party. The result was the Super Bowl of hair and makeup-an early morning mad dash to prep and execute looks for an A-list cast of actors.

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