Very Dead Zombie

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• Step 1

  1. Highlight your subject's cheekbones and occipital lobes with a good quality white cake make-up (I use Ben Nye).
  2. Shade in the cheekbones and temples with Medusa eyeshadow in Electric Black. Now you have your dead "base" to build your prosthetic on.
  3. Gently unwind your cotton ball into a line. Dip into your latex and apply to your subject's face starting at her chin and running along side her nose. Leave enough space for your "teeth". Using the back of your eyeshadow brush, press and manipulate the cotton so it blends more naturally into her face. (Don't worry, the latex will rub off your brush).
  4. While that dries (about 10-15 minutes), make your "teeth" by applying cotton to the backs of five small press-on nails with latex or spirit gum if you have some. Then latex on your subject, making sure to cover the lip so it appears to be sheared off.
  5. While her teeth are drying on her face, mix your blood with bread or cracker crumbs until you get a very nasty, scabby paste. Set aside.
  6. Line her eyes with a Medusa Black pencil. Then shade the corners liberally with Medusa eyeshadow in Electric Red or Pink. Shade the other side of her mouth with Medusa Black and Eyedust in "Maryjane" for a very rotted look.
  7. Using your stipple sponge, apply "Zombie Flesh" or your own grey/ green cake make-up mix randomly about her face to make rotty spots.
  8. Paint the wound with a deep red cake make-up(I mix red with a teensy bit of black and steel gray).
  9. Paint the teeth a brownish yellow mixture of shadows.
  10. Fill in the wound with your breadcrumb blood mixture.

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Antonio L. 11th August 2018

Umm..this picture is really scary to look at, honestly. If you shared this picture at the https://www.bestbritishwriter.com/britishessaywriters-co-uk-review/ site right now, some people would curse you. I am not sure if that is the best thing you should be doing right now.

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Jess W. 10th April 2014

great!!!

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CheerioGrrrl 4th February 2012

Yuck!! Very realistic

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Dragoness · 28 projects 2nd August 2011

love it!

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Gina D · 7 projects 31st October 2010

WOW. Love it.

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Unicorn Reality · Kendal, England, GB · 96 projects 22nd October 2010

That. Is amazing.

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CO + K User

October 21st, 2010

brillant!

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Kim H. · Tromsø, Troms, NO · 14 projects 8th October 2010

Oh, gross! I love it!

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CO + K User

October 8th, 2010

Oh God! That's disgusting! I guess job well done! lol

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Kirky · Sparta, Tennessee, US · 16 projects 8th October 2010

very nice! I worked in the make-up dept. at a haunted house for quite a few years, and we never did anything like this! It's awesome!

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