Scary Zombie Makeup

This video is my little contribution to the fantastic Zombie Aid Charity Walk. To find out more about the Zombie Aid, visit the website at: www.zombie-aid.com Also, you can check out carlwhiteley on youtube. Pictures of the look on twitpic: http://twitpic.com/7qweh


I get all my supplies from my friend's shop, she sells kryolan, ben nye, mehron, among others, plus fancy dress
http://www.teampixie.co.uk *******
Ingredients: You will need - a very pale foundation or white face paint, - greasepaints in grey, green, white, black, red, dark red (if you don't have greasepaints, you can use eye/lip pencils, lipstick, eyeshadow, face paint, whatever you have in the same colours), - fake blood or red lipgloss, - eyeshadows in black and purple, - translucent powder, - eyelash glue - cornflakes or other cereal.

For the full effect of this look, I suggest you cover all showing skin with white face paint and continue with the bruising, shading, cornflakes and blood, ears, neck, chest, arms, hands, the lot.


Cardiff Red Blood recipe:-
Because of the food colouring used in a lot of blood recipies they tend to stain easily and can sometime look more purple than red. Here's a more natural alternative that's closer to a Spaghetti Western style arterial red. It also washes out of clothes easily and can be eaten reasonably safely (although why you'd want to eat it is beyond me). Take a teaspoon or two of Arrowroot (a white powder used in baking that you can easily find in health food shops) and add to water heated on the stove. Stir continuously until the mixture becomes gloopy. Add a small amount of red children's non-toxic powder paint and stir in. The mixture should now be bright red. Add a tiny amount of brown powder paint or coffee concentrate (make this by adding a small amount of water to coffee granules) to darken the blood as required. Store in a bottle or jam jar and thin by adding water to make the blood the required consistency as and when you need it. Courtesy of : Stephen Broadhurst and Dale Murchie

There are plenty of other blood recipes available on the internet.

Once you are all zombied up, you are free to terrorise small children, partner, friends, dog etc. for comedy photo purposes, just not an unsuspecting member of the public, they don't seem to see the funny side.

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• halloween
• zombie
• scary
• makeup
• facepainting
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[keenwittedinc]

contact us, asap, we are based in USA, contact us..

[joannadelilah]

@keenwittedinc Aww too far away sorry! xx

[keenwittedinc]

contac me, about a upcommin zombie movie..

[joannadelilah]

@keenwittedinc Where are you based? If it's in Bristol UK I can probably get you some help with makeup

[milkywaychocolate1]

@joannadelilah okay thank u so much and yes the zombie version

[joannadelilah]

@milkywaychocolate1 For mj from thrillier, if you mean the zombie version, I would do that just with eye shadows and face paints, you could go all out and use latex and tissue to build up your cheekbones and eyesockets, but really if you just copy from a picture and use black eyeshadow or eyepencil or facepaint where he has dark areas, and then use something lighter to highlight and blend everything you could create the illusion that your features are sunken like his x

[milkywaychocolate1]

@joannadelilah i have a question ,i want to be michael jackson from thriller,what should i use ? cuse i dont want to spend a whole bunch of money

[joannadelilah]

@1lpmua Thanks xx

[1lpmua]

AWSOME!!

[joannadelilah]

@wuzupman4 thanks :D