Witch Makeup Tutorial 

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!

means alot man! thanks

thanks! takes alot of time and work!

He used a foam latex prosthetic for this makeup

I use both... I dont really prefer either both are great

Puff for getting deep edges. Brush for powdering lightly.

seal it with pax... 50% prosaid and 50% acrylic paint

Sidney Cumbie Thank you so much for getting back to me , im new to this but love the creativity, not at your level though ! I will keep watching and learning , maybe I could send you pictures of my armature creations , love Joy from the UK

Watch the video from Insider where a girl has her makeup removed. He uses telesis remover or you can use Isopropyl Myristate as well. Start from the top of the prosthetic and work your way down as the oil will drip down and its easier. Use a brush covered with a makeup removing oil and start peeling an edge of the prosthetic and brush the prosthetic with the oil while peeling it back. If there is still small particles of makeup, use a puff sponge or towel with makeup remover and wipe it away. Then, use a towel soaked in hot water and squeeze out the excess. Use the steamy towel and wipe the rest of the face, cleaning it and removing the oil. Then use some dry towels and you should be ready. If you wanna skip the towels step, just wash your face in the sink.

the first two colors are pax. The red and the flesh color

For the prosthetic, he used a foam latex prosthetic from RBFX. Woochie also sells witch prosthetics too that are cheaper. For the airbrush, he used a gravity feed double action airbrush and a gun airbrush. You can get it from warehouse and tool stores or get it online. The brushes are from bdellium tools but you can probably use regular brushes for painting pictures or beauty makeup too. He used a round fluffy brush and flat brush I think to paint the eyes with the cream makeup. For applying the prosthetic with glue, he used an angled brush The paints he used were from EBA (European Body Art) and Thomas Surprenaunt. He probably used the Undead palette with the airbrush colors. For the PAX, its from Thomas Surprenaunt. You can get it from FX warehouse or another online store. You can try making it yourself by mixing 50% Pros Aide sith 50% non toxic skin safe acrylic paint. For painting the eyes, he used the Ben Nye Cream makeup palette. List: >Brushes: -Round Fluffy Brush -Double action gravity feed airbrush -Pistol airbrush -Angled detail brush -Stipple Brush >Paints: - Thomas Suprenaunt PAX paints; Red and Pale -EBA Undead Palette Paints -Ben Nye cream makeup palette -Mouth FX for staining teeth ; you can make your own bh mixing red and green together to make brown and then black by itself. -(Optional) Necromania Skin Illustrator palette; note that this needs 99% alcohol to be used. >Witch Prosthetic from RBFX You can buy a cheaper prosthetic from Woochie

Foam latex or latex

From liquid latex to a mould

I just followed you on Instagram , I’m very new to this but loving being creative , I’ve facepainted for years and want to advance to prosthetics , so I’m making my own , just for fun and parties. Never heard of foam latex just liquid , so been making Witch prosthetics , one modelled on this tutorial .

This is not a mask but its a foam prosthetic. You can buy the prosthetic from RBFX studios but I think its 100 dollars. I buy my witch prosthetics from Woochie and theyre cheaper. Theyre like 40, i reccommend getting that.

And if you ever want help with it, just ask me for my insta and i can try helping you with the makeup.

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