Best Netflix Entertainment for makeup quality

#1

Hair and makeup contribute to a polished, intentional visual presentation that complements the wardrobe and cinematography.

#2

Makeup is praised as part of the production’s standout craft, with the Kyoshi Warrior work called especially effective.

#3

Sarah Paulson's Aileen Wuornos transformation was praised for hair and makeup work that convincingly nails the look.

#4

The Santa transformation is generally convincing, with reviewers praising the prosthetic approach and how effectively it hides Taylor's identity. One review simply called the makeup decent rather than exceptional.

#5

Hair and makeup help sell André across the long timespan. The aging work supports the 14-year emotional arc without drawing attention away from the performance.

#6

The more restrained hair and makeup is generally welcomed after Season 3’s excesses, although Sophie’s styling choices divide opinion.

#7

The cast’s made-up, photo-ready appearance supports the glossy reality aesthetic, though it also contributes to the sense that scenes are overly curated.

#8

The fixer’s hair styling is divisive: one appraisal calls it fabulous, while another finds it the only unwelcome part of her formidable appearance.

#9

Aging makeup is one of the weaker craft elements. Pugh’s transformation works better for some than Abbott’s, and multiple takes find the passage of decades only partly convincing.

#10

One critic finds the Oompa-Loompas’ familiar orange makeup unappealing.

#11

The oversized beards, wigs, and conspicuous hair choices are memorable but often distracting. Several looks invite laughter instead of supporting the historical illusion.

#12

One critic says conspicuously contemporary makeup undermines the Victorian look and distracts from the period atmosphere.