Some Valuable Steps On Applying Clown Makeup! Seriously, Where Not Clowning Around HereWritten by Maria Parise
Who doesn’t love being a clown? It’s a great costume idea for both adults and children. It looks like a lot of work to do clown makeup, but it’s actually quite easy. Here are steps to create that classic whiteface clown:First of all, get an idea of what clown design you’d like, whether it be traditional white face, auguste, or hobo. Smile so you can see apples of your cheeks, where your red paint will go. Decide what type of nose and eyebrows would look good on you. If you’re already wearing your costume, cover it up with a towel so you don’t get any makeup on it. Get your makeup accessories ready: a palette of colors with clown white face paint, black and red grease paint, eye pencil, powder and a puff, a dusting brush, a makeup brush, and some face wipes to clear off mistakes. It’s good to use cream based makeup so it doesn’t dry out. Consider using mehron brand makeup, a well-known company that specializes in Halloween makeup. Be sure your hair is pulled back out of your face, and begin with painting your face and neck with white clown paint. Once you’re done, use face wipes to clear off areas that you want painted red or black. Powder your face.
| | Get the most creative costume this year…find great Halloween costume ideas here!Written by Maria Parise
Usually, hardest part about Halloween is finding perfect costume and top accessories for your ghoulish creation. Well, now it doesn’t have to be! With countless, great resources available on web, finding Halloween costume ideas for adults, kids and rest of family will be easy part! Now, you’ll just have to figure out what everyone wants to dress up as! So where do you begin? Let us help you! Take time to browse through our site for some great tips on creating your favorite costumes. Think outside box, and get really creative! Here are a few ideas to get ball rolling! You can always do something traditional like a vampire, and add flowing black cape, white shirt, pointed fangs, and gruesomely red fake blood, or try something different and dress as a cat, ghost, skeleton, scarecrow, spider, or pumpkin. To complete these costumes, most would require makeup, tights, hair dye, and a hat, if necessary. If you’ve got to wear a mask all night, just ensure that holes for your eyes and mouth are large enough so you can stay comfortable. If masks aren’t your thing, you can try something else and dress like a celebrity (Marilyn Monroe, or Donald Trump), or an action hero (guys always look great as Superman!). The possibilities are endless!
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