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Prosthetic Makeup: Removing Molds
Prosthetic Makeup: Stencil Technique
Prosthetic Makeup: Applying Adhesive
Prosthetic Makeup: Applying a Nose
Prosthetic Makeup: Prepping a Chin
Prosthetic Makeup: Applying a Chin
Prosthetic Makeup: Filling In
Prosthetic Makeup: Small Area Touch-Ups
Prosthetic Makeup: Fixing Seams
Prosthetic Makeup: Drying
Prosthetic Makeup: Powdering
Prosthetic Makeup: Rubber Mask Greasepaint
Prosthetic Makeup: Coloring
Prosthetic Makeup: Filling in the Entire Face
Prosthetic Makeup: Applying a Darker Color
Prosthetic Makeup: Aging
Prosthetic Makeup: Blending & Dimension
Prosthetic Makeup: Adding Eyebrows to Witch
Prosthetic Makeup: Creating Witch Mouth
Prosthetic Makeup: Powdering Witch Face
Prosthetic Makeup: Unveiling the Final Witch
Summary: Round your German sponge for applying your prosthetic makeup adhesive. Learn the basics of prosthetic makeup as our expert shows you how to create a witch face.
Eva Marie Denst burst onto the world of makeup artistry in the early 1990s. Her dream of becoming a makeup artist began as a child, where she spent countless hours putting makeup on...read more
"Hi, this is Eva with Make Up Mania doing a basic prosthetic makeup. We have these special sponges for applying adhesive. It's called a German sponge. Just cut them, and I like, also, rounding them a little bit. So after I cut them, I'm going to go and just round all the edges off. That way I don't have these, kind of, funny edges. I have a rounded edge. We're going to dip into my adhesive, and I've outlined where it will go. So, I'm just going to put a little bit. With this adhesive, a little bit goes a long way. In fact, it's a contact adhesive, so once it touches another adhesive, it's an immediate contact so we have to be very careful with this. OKay, so we now have it on her nose. We're going to apply a little bit of the adhesive to the inside of the prosthetic, just like that. I'm not going to overdo it because I know it's going to grab right away."
eHow Article: Prosthetic Makeup: Applying Adhesive
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