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Introduction To Halloween Makeup
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How To Use Various Types Of Fake Blood for Halloween
How To Make Fake Cuts and Gashes
How To Make Fake Bruises
Halloween Makeup Supplies
How To Make A Fake Wound
How To Use Latex In Halloween Makeup
How To Make 3D Makeup Effects
How To Remove a Fake Mustache
How To Apply A Fake Mustache
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How To Use Sponges For Halloween Makeup
How To Use Wax In Halloween Makeup
How To Wear A Halloween Wig
Summary: Learn about the best supplies for applying Halloween makeup, including special brushes, Q-tips, and putty knives, which will enhance your homemade costume in this free video clip.
Cable Hardin has been making films and animations for more than 20 years. With a specialty in 2D digital animation and a background in film production, Cable also teaches animation...read more
"Hi! This is Cable. I am going to talk about some tips and tricks for creating your Halloween makeup. Some of the tools you are going to need while you are applying this makeup: a few brushes, a spatula, maybe some Q-tips. Use large brushes for setting a lot of makeup and application of loose powders. Next you can go to a drug store, or even an art store, and buy some brushes; they will be a whole lot cheaper at art supply store. A few different sizes would be nice, larger flat size for larger areas and a finer size for your details, like veins and smaller details like that. A putty knife, or even a popsicle stick would work for the application of waxes. It is also a good idea to have some Q-tips; they can work for applicators as well and also they are great for cleanups. "
eHow Article: Halloween Makeup Supplies
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