Fake Beard SFX With Crepe Hair Tutorial For Beginners 

Thank you so much! 🥰

David Eaton thank you i do think so too lol

I agree with you, David!

David Eaton yeah i can do that :p

Hi apologies for a late reply, I would recommend grimas more as I don't think facepaintingshop do the crepe hair anymore, grimas are very reliable that's where I get most of mine and they do a good range of colours, I think since he has dark brown hair I would go for the dark brown shade, however in some images it looks like a mid brown because of the camera lighting, so it depends what your natural hair/wig looks like :)

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@@xamyxOxrosex Thank you so muchhhh!

Do you have to be in europe to order? because I'm not sure I understand how to order from grimas XD

You can pull it out but I don't advise removing it that way with out an oil based cleanser/remover and you can get it wet and it will stay if you're not rubbing it or anything, you could use prosaide adhesive for a better hold (same application method, wait till a bit tacky and press on)

Really sorry I've only just seen this I shall post a link in the discription box now :)

About half an hour hun if that really x

This particular one was premixed however if you want to mix you can buy a hair drawing mat and you pull the different hair sections through it to keep mixing them :)

Sorry for late reply I didn't see a notification till I saw someone else comment, you can use mastic or spirit gum or for an even better hold prosaide or prostick (same application methods, wait till tacky then press hair on) :)

idolboi not a lot at all hun the smallest amount a braid lasts a good while at least ten applications

@@xamyxOxrosex would you say one braid is enough to do one medium size beard?

@@laurenbumstead4615 yes definitely hun one braid will last a good few times x

I used grimas mastix glue or you can use prostick/prosaide adhesive or normal spirit gum too :)

The only way I could see this working is if you used postiche lace, then cut it to the shape of your face for a template and then layer the hair on? I've never done it myself before so I can't guarantee anything I'm afraid. What I could recommends is maybe learning the technique of postiche it's basically just crocheting but with hair, it takes a lot of patience and time but you will have a reusable piece and it will look super realistic! I hope this helps in some way :)

@@xamyxOxrosex thank you!

Thank you bean 😘😂

Sorry I'm not quite getting what you're asking me I've just woke up lol so my tired brain is struggling could you explain it for me? :)

Amy Biddulph So I’m trying to cosplay Negan from The Walking Dead and he has a beard that is somewhat black in color and then white as well because he’s an older gentleman and he has some hair going white what do you recommend using because I’ve seen some dark gray but I don’t know if that has white or if I should mix the black and white together for his beard

@@nw1994 nice! What I would advise is to use black and get some white face paint and gently stroke it in on the hairs once you have it laid down, it's a trick they use on stage to age all hair even eyelashes and brows too, it's cheaper that way and it's really effective and easy, I would have a practice on a little test bit first just so you can get a feel for how much you're applying :)

Amy Biddulph alright thank you so much for the advice