Face makup for zombie?? Halloween <3.

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Burgandy M.

Oct 4, 2014

Burgandy M.

I just need simple thicks to do the face makeup please help.

Lauren H.

Oct 4, 2014

Lauren H.

Following this :)

Jessica D.

Oct 4, 2014

Jessica D.

Liquid latex is a good one for zombie makeup... smiffys do a range of 'make up fx' here in ireland and uk anyway I'm sure there's an equivalent if you're elsewhere in the world... you basically put it on and drag it around once its tacky creating the lines and bumps that you want.. then add your colour, bruising, etc.over it.. this is a bite I did the other day but I can upload a face demo if you like x

Kate H.

Oct 4, 2014

Kate H.

I agree with Jessica. Liquid latex is awesome for zombie makeup. You can get it at a party or Halloween store. This is a look I did last year. I applied a thin layer of the latex to my skin with a sponge and let it dry. Then I tore tissue paper apart and dipped it in the latex and put it on the area I had already coated. Waited for it to dry and then covered with foundation. Using tweezers or small scissors I cut it open being careful not to scratch my face. Then I just added a bunch of colors such as purple, black, red, and green to make it looks more realistic. Try adding fake blood, light blue veins, or white contacts to look really scary! But please be sure you aren't allergic to latex before you start.

Kate H.

Oct 4, 2014

Kate H.

Also, Michelle Fawn has an in-depth video on this called Barbie zombie or something like that

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