After an accident turns Jennifer into She-Hulk, she gets a completely new look to fit her "Hulked-out" form, which was also influenced by the comic books. The first, most obvious difference is the signature green skin tone — the exact color was created almost on accident by Cha. She was tasked with customizing a Pantone for the She-Hulk green by mixing various shades of waterproof makeup until she got the formula just right.
"We airbrushed her skin tone and makeup as the comic book had," she says. It was just supposed to be for a test shoot at first, but the VFX team thought the color looked so perfect that they kept it.
Walters gets a completely new hairstyle as She-Hulk, too. "Her hair in the comic books never really looked dated," Wood sats. This made it easy to bring her into the modern world. "[It] was important to me to keep it loose and sort of glamorous." That's how they landed on the long, free-flowing wavy style that you see in the show.
