Everyone loves a good underdog story, and the smash success of sleeper hit Everything Everywhere All At Once is certainly one of this year’s best. The absurdist comedy – brainchild of director duo The Daniels and A24 – is already generating lots of Oscars buzz for lead actress Michelle Yeoh, who plays an unassuming laundromat owner who uncovers unexpected universe-jumping skills. It’s an unlikely awards vehicle for the legendary star, who has decades of experience in acting and martial arts, but an exciting and unprecedented one nonetheless – Yeoh transforms into dozens of different characters throughout the movie thanks to the incredible work of the film’s hair and makeup team. Below, hair department head Anissa E. Salazar and makeup head Michelle Chung tell BAZAAR all about what it took to bring Everything Everywhere All At Once to life on the big screen.