The Hair & Makeup tab is one end of a department that runs through the rest of the show. "Hair & Makeup" is a department everywhere the app asks for one:

Notes: tag a note Hair & Makeup on the Notes tab and it appears on this tab's Notes view. Notes filed earlier under "hair", "makeup", "make-up", "hair/makeup" or "wigs" are read as the same department, so nothing already written is lost
Tasks: the same department is in the task department picker, so a note and a task about the same wig file together
Rehearsal reports: a report has a Hair & Makeup section, between Costumes and Lighting, and notes tagged with the department land in it
Scene readiness: every scene now tracks a tenth discipline, Hair & Makeup, beside Blocking, Choreography, Lighting, Music/Sound, Sets, Costumes, Mics, Cast and Props. Its detail page lists the looks assigned to the characters in the scene and links back to this tab. A Hair & Makeup note on the scene counts toward it

Scenes you had already finished: a scene marked complete before this release stays complete until its readiness is next re-derived — an assignment or note changes on it. At that point the new Hair & Makeup card appears as Not Started and the scene reads In Progress until someone marks the card Complete or Not Applicable. One press puts it back where it was; nothing is lost in between.

More in Hair & Makeup Tab

Hair & Makeup Tab: The Six Views — The Hair & Makeup tab has six views, switched with the row of tabs under the title. The address bar follows (?tab=hair-makeup&view=plot, for example), so a link to one view opens on it.
Hair & Makeup Tab: Creating Hair & Makeup Looks — On the Looks view, click "Add Look" to create a new hair and makeup entry.
Hair & Makeup Tab: Adding Reference Images — Each look can have multiple reference images. Click the image icon to open the Add Image dialog:
Hair & Makeup Tab: AI Image Generation — Generate professional hair and makeup reference images using AI:
Hair & Makeup Tab: Assigning to Characters — Link hair and makeup looks to one or more characters, from a look card on the Looks view or from a character card on the By Character view:
Hair & Makeup Tab: By Actor: Looks, Photos, Wig Measurements and Allergies — The By Actor view of the Hair & Makeup tab answers the question a wig maker or makeup artist actually asks — what does this person wear, and what do I need to know before anything goes on their head…
Hair & Makeup Tab: The Hair & Makeup Plot — The Plot view of the Hair & Makeup tab is the department's running document: a grid with one row per character and one column per scene in running order, each cell saying which look is on and how the…
Hair & Makeup Tab: Look Photos — The Photos view of the Hair & Makeup tab holds photographs of an actor in a look — the wig fitting, the makeup test, the finished look under stage light. A reference image on a look says what the…
Hair & Makeup Tab: Who Can Do What — The Hair & Makeup tab is readable by every collaborator on the show and writable by the department itself, so a stylist does not need to be made a Stage Manager to maintain their own plot.

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