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This look was inspired from one of Morganne Fosters creations on her Instagram (@m7fx). Have a look if you wish to be inspired.
Animal attacks happen like this Australia don’t they?
Halloween is such an exciting time of year to be creative and cool without looking out of the norm, which is why I think I love it so much being a makeup artist.
To create the wounds I made my own prosthetic pieces using latex and a mold I created. I used Prosaid to stick the wounds down to the skin and using latex I blended the edges out seamlessly with a latex sponge. I used Mouldlife Arterial blood mixed with rice bubbles to give the prosthetic a deep and meaty look.
I also used tissues to make the clavicle bone visible.
Keep a look out on my page for more Halloween looks in the weeks leading up to October 31st. I will also add my professional photos when I receive them.
Halloween is just around the corner and I can’t wait to do some creepy looks for you all! I know this isn’t a scary look but I was just playing around and wanted to show you all.
I blocked out my eyebrows using a bar of soap. If you were going to block out your brows for a party or a long time I’d suggest using a glue stick or brow stick (Kryolan make one) to stick down the hair.
To use the soap technique, lightly wet the soap and brush the bar in the direction of hair growth to stick the hair down.
To conceal the hairs I used my Graftobian concealer palette. I used a orange based concealer to pat over the hair then patted my Mac Pro Longwear concealer over the top.
Base
– Loreal Paris True Match
– Mac Pro Longwear concealer
– Face if Australia translucent powder
– Mac blunt (contour)
– Mac Harmony (blush)
– Makeup Geek Shimma Shimma (highlight)
Eyes
– Makeup Geek Latte
– Makeup Geek Corrupt
– Bh Cosmetics Galaxy Chic Aphrodite
– Bh Cosmetics Galaxy Chic Cosmic
– Bh Cosmetics Galaxy Chic Comet
– NYX jumbo pencil Milk
Lips
– NYX matte lipstick Whipped Caviar
– Bh Cosmetics Galaxy Chic Aphrodite
LETS BE NOSEY 