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Phantom of the Opera Makeup Tutorial Part 1

First of a six-part series detailing how to create great Halloween/Phantom of the Opera makeup on a budget. Learn how to create basic 3-dimensional effects using simple techniques and low cost mat...  
 
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DreamImagineCreate (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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could you please show how your boyfriends did the "red death" outfit that would be great :)
PhantomOnABudget (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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He might create a website in the future, but other than that, he has no plans to make videos or tutorials on Red Death. I would suggest referencing period costume books, and visiting various POTO forums if you want to attempt your own RD.
DreamImagineCreate (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Okay :) by the way i love your stuff keep making videos,just one question if you could ask him, is were did he get his fabric anyways good job and keep up the good work :)
PhantomOnABudget (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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He got some of the red swirly velvet from JoAnn Fabrics, actually. The rest of it he painstakingly researched and purchased from various supplies, some of which are the suppliers for the actual stage costumes.
ChristyDaae (3 months ago) Show Hide
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this is Brilliant! hope you don't mind but I gave a shout out to you in my meg giry tutorial.
khader88 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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You're hot
verydarkgothic (3 months ago) Show Hide
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where'd you get that Johnny Depp T-Shirt I really want to have it !!! I love Johnny Depp!!!
JosefScarletteMUA (4 months ago) Show Hide
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What's a gram scale? Does it have something to do with latex appliances?
PhantomOnABudget (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Gram scales are used to measure components for making foam latex appliances. They have nothing to do with simple latex makeups like the ones I demonstrate.
JosefScarletteMUA (4 months ago) Show Hide
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I thought so. A a couple of days ago, I was watching Mrs.Doubtfire, which got me thinking just now. I would guess those are used in making the masks like in the movie?

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