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Summary: Easy fake bruises and special effects makeup! Watch how to apply makeup for different skin types in this free video series on making fake bruises and stage makeup effects.
Erin Keith has been working in makeup, cosmetics, and special effects makeup professionally for more than two years. Since attending East Carolina University and Margaret Kimura...read more
"Hi! I'm Erin and you're watching Expert Village. Today, we're going to be working on how to do a bruise. Now we're going to take note of the skin type that we're going to be working on today. If you notice, Jamie has a lighter color skin as compared to Latin American or Afro-American, or whoever. Here we're going to be working in this area right here, so we just want to kind of observe that. We're going to make it look like she got punched in the face. Basically, it's going to be right here on the jawbone. For lighter skin colors like her, we're going to have to use, like I pointed out earlier, the darker maybe like a midnight blue color and more of a burgundy maroonish color in there too. That's basically what we're going to start out doing with her."
eHow Article: Stage Makeup Tips for Skin Types
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