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History of Clown Makeup
Supplies for Clown Makeup
Water-Based vs. Oil-Based Clown Makeup
Tips for Applying Clown Makeup
The Different Styles of Clown Makeup
Getting Started Applying Harlequin Clown Makeup
How to Add White to Harlequin Clown Makeup
Adding Details to Harlequin Clown Makeup
Tips for Applying Harlequin Clown Makeup
Overview of Hobo Clown Makeup
How to Add White to Hobo Clown Makeup
How to Define Eyebrows for Hobo Clown Makeup
How to Add Red to Hobo Clown Makeup
Tips for Applying August Clown Makeup
How to Add White to August Clown Makeup
How to Add Red to August Clown Makeup
How to Add a Nose to Clown Makeup
Applying the Base of Whiteface Clown Makeup
How to Smooth the Base of Whiteface Clown Makeup
How to Add Colors to Whiteface Clown Makeup
How to Apply Powder Clown Makeup
Summary: When applying hobo clown makeup, define your eyebrows with a dark color such as black. Learn how in this free clown makeup instructional video.
Paul Anderson is a professional circus performer who has studied throughout Europe and the United States. He runs a circus school in Hollywood, Fla. Anderson is a clown, acrobat, tuba...read more
"On behalf of Expert Village this is Paul Anderson from Hollywood, Florida in the ABC circus. Today I'm going to show you about clown makeup. Now I have blond hair and I have done this character with black so what I want to do is emphasis the eyebrows. In case I do that it becomes much more clear. So I fill in my eyebrows with a nice dark black much darker then the black under/over the eye. Remember G.Mark's eyebrows had very dark eyebrows. So there is the black. Of course the last color we add will be the red. Remember after all we are a clown and not a really a hobo. There we go."
eHow Article: How to Define Eyebrows for Hobo Clown Makeup
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