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Cracked doll makeup tutorial urban decay pro#
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Cracked doll makeup tutorial urban decay crack#

*Please check out my other Halloween post*Ī trick to make the face paint stays well on the skin, and not crack is to dip the brush very lightly into water. *For Monster Grin tutorial, please check out my Monster Grin post* Also, please note that certain colors are not recommended to be used near the eyes, esp. So, be very careful if you like to lick your lips or if you’re going to drink a lot of liquid while wearing this makeup.

Cracked doll makeup tutorial urban decay pro#

Other water-activated brands that are easier to find in Canada include MAC Pro Chromacake (can be found on their website or MAC Pro store at Bloor, Toronto), and Snazaroo face paints which can be found in most Art Stores (Curry’s, Michael’s).Įven though water-activated face paints are easy to use, they can also be easily removed. For this tutorial, I used Wolfe FX Face painting palette called Hydrocolor Essentials, which are water activated. This look is fairly easy, and all you need is a simple basic face paint along with some artist brushes. I’m back with another Halloween tutorial! This time I’ve decided to do a Killer Clown Halloween makeup.

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Face paints – WolfeFX Essential palette.

Eyeliner (for teeth & line works) – Shu Uemura Calligraphy ink liner.

Eyeshadows – UD Electric palette in Urban, Slow Burn, Freak, Thrash.

White base – MAC Acrylic Paint in White.

It is a culture! Be respectful, please.Īnyways, I do not have a step-by-step tutorial for this look. The Day of the Dead is a festival where people pay respect to those who have passed. In any case, should you decide to dress up as a Catrina, or have Sugar Skull painted on your face for Halloween, please reconsider. Its vibrant and colorful use of face paintings serve as a reminder to remember those who have passed as well as celebration of life. I created this look because I was interested in the way the Mexican culture celebrates their loved ones who are no longer with us.

There’s no intent of cultural appropriation. Before we begin, I’d like to say that I respect the Mexican culture and those who celebrate the Day of the Dead. This is a requested look from a friend on Instagram. I think this Day of the Dead Skull Makeup will be my last look for this month.