Creating a Witch Nose for a Witch Costume

Video Transcript

"Hello, I'm Matt Cail and on behalf of Expert Village, I'm going to show you to make a witch costume today. Moving from the eyes we are going to next shift our attention to the nose area. You have to really pay attention to the plains of your nose. What we want to do is kind of bring out a little of the nostrils but we don't want to make anybody ugly so it is just going to be in an angular effect here. What we basically do here is we follow the line of the nostrils most of the way. But we would have it flair out a little more than normal and kind of curl back in here. This is a nice effect too because right where underneath the back of the nostrils here is another one of those areas that makeup seems to not want to stick to. So often times you would fine times that the skin is pretty bare in there. What we are going to do is we are going to blend it on the inside of the lines that are drawn, not the outside but the inside and we are going to bring this up underneath into the nostril area. Again especially underneath in here it is just going to be very blended very subtle but the line outside here that we are going to draw in on the nostrils is actually going to be relatively pronounce on the outside but blending in the end. And you are going to go back and forth several times until you aquatically blend and what we are going to do is we are going to copy this effect on the other side of the nostril. So doing the exact same thing again where we blend it on the inside and having a stronger line on the outside. What this would do is it would kind of bring out the sides of the nose. If you have a particularly flat nose you can look to do something similar up here near the bridge of the nose. This nose works just fine for our purposes so you don't have to do that but in general usually you are going to add some what I call some nostril flare to your nose and to your witch outfit. "