Part 3 in a series of Illusion Lab Looks Tutorials showing how you can create your own Drop Dead Gorgeous 1920's Flapper Zombie makeup for Halloween, Film or theater production. WEBSITE: extremesfx.com Halloween makeup, Halloween contacts LINK TO PRODUCTS USED extremesfx.com Purchase everything you need to recreate this character! MORE CHARACTERS: extremesfx.com Vampires, Sexy Cats, Zombies and more!!! FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com Like us to stay updated on new characters and products! TWITTER: twitter.com PINTEREST: pinterest.com This Third video will teach you how to tie the rest of your face in with the zombie wound and eyes to create a 1920's Flapper Zombie look. LINK TO PART 1: www.youtube.com LINK TO PART 2: www.youtube.com LINK TO PART 3: www.youtube.com LINK TO PART 4: www.youtube.com Materials - Rubber Mask Grease Makeup in Black and White. You will also need a variety of makeup tools like brushes, makeup sponges, a stipple sponge and q-tips. - Start by applying Corpse Flesh to all the shadowed areas of the face, hollows of cheekbones & temples, sides of the nose, and under the jawline. -Blend White over the rest of the face in a thin layer. You want the skin to look very pale, but you do want a bit of the skin tone to show through the white. Also blend the white into the Corpse Flesh. -Now we will add some really deep dark shadowing to the cheekbone and temples. Starting light and working your way darker, apply Black under the cheekbone, angling down toward the ...
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Zombie Makeup How-to, Flapper Zombie Part 3 - Halloween Makeup Tutorial
Zombie Makeup How-to, Flapper Zombie Part 3 - Halloween Makeup Tutorial Video Clips. Duration : 4.62 Mins.
Part 3 in a series of Illusion Lab Looks Tutorials showing how you can create your own Drop Dead Gorgeous 1920's Flapper Zombie makeup for Halloween, Film or theater production. WEBSITE: extremesfx.com Halloween makeup, Halloween contacts LINK TO PRODUCTS USED extremesfx.com Purchase everything you need to recreate this character! MORE CHARACTERS: extremesfx.com Vampires, Sexy Cats, Zombies and more!!! FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com Like us to stay updated on new characters and products! TWITTER: twitter.com PINTEREST: pinterest.com This Third video will teach you how to tie the rest of your face in with the zombie wound and eyes to create a 1920's Flapper Zombie look. LINK TO PART 1: www.youtube.com LINK TO PART 2: www.youtube.com LINK TO PART 3: www.youtube.com LINK TO PART 4: www.youtube.com Materials - Rubber Mask Grease Makeup in Black and White. You will also need a variety of makeup tools like brushes, makeup sponges, a stipple sponge and q-tips. - Start by applying Corpse Flesh to all the shadowed areas of the face, hollows of cheekbones & temples, sides of the nose, and under the jawline. -Blend White over the rest of the face in a thin layer. You want the skin to look very pale, but you do want a bit of the skin tone to show through the white. Also blend the white into the Corpse Flesh. -Now we will add some really deep dark shadowing to the cheekbone and temples. Starting light and working your way darker, apply Black under the cheekbone, angling down toward the ...
Part 3 in a series of Illusion Lab Looks Tutorials showing how you can create your own Drop Dead Gorgeous 1920's Flapper Zombie makeup for Halloween, Film or theater production. WEBSITE: extremesfx.com Halloween makeup, Halloween contacts LINK TO PRODUCTS USED extremesfx.com Purchase everything you need to recreate this character! MORE CHARACTERS: extremesfx.com Vampires, Sexy Cats, Zombies and more!!! FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com Like us to stay updated on new characters and products! TWITTER: twitter.com PINTEREST: pinterest.com This Third video will teach you how to tie the rest of your face in with the zombie wound and eyes to create a 1920's Flapper Zombie look. LINK TO PART 1: www.youtube.com LINK TO PART 2: www.youtube.com LINK TO PART 3: www.youtube.com LINK TO PART 4: www.youtube.com Materials - Rubber Mask Grease Makeup in Black and White. You will also need a variety of makeup tools like brushes, makeup sponges, a stipple sponge and q-tips. - Start by applying Corpse Flesh to all the shadowed areas of the face, hollows of cheekbones & temples, sides of the nose, and under the jawline. -Blend White over the rest of the face in a thin layer. You want the skin to look very pale, but you do want a bit of the skin tone to show through the white. Also blend the white into the Corpse Flesh. -Now we will add some really deep dark shadowing to the cheekbone and temples. Starting light and working your way darker, apply Black under the cheekbone, angling down toward the ...
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