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Rosa Clarke on Pinterest created this look on Pinterest here.
$5 Monster Eyes Makeup Tutorial from Rad + the Rest here.
All Eyes on You Makeup from GlamStudios here.
Grab some lash-glue and your bag of googly eyes — make sure these aren’t the pre-sticky ones. Apply some glue to these eyes, and press them down onto any part of your face to get started.
Find the YouTube Video here for this crazy eyes makeup.
Updated Link 2022
Products Used:
Grimas water makeup – White, brown and black Grimas cream makeup – White – Black The Bodyshop Smoky 2-in-1 gel liner – Black MUG Eyeshadow – Corrupt – Stealth
For the scariest Halloween Makeup EVER by Sandra Hombom go here (82,000 notes).
For more of Sandra Holmbom’s amazing FX makeup search my blog for “psychosandra”
Updated Oct 2022
All photos by Sandra Holmbom, GIF by me seen round the internet using ezgif.com. Go to the link for products used and more photos.
For more amazing Halloween and cosplay makeup from Sandra Holmbom search my blog for “psychosandra”.
Sandra wrote about the Lip Eye Video:
Redo the lip eye. Mostly just to show how I did. Was a little different compared to last time because I tried to make the iris a little bigger. However, it got better with the smaller one. So you can think of that if you try to do it yourself :)
I redid the lip eye. Mostly just to show how I did . Turned out a little different compared to last time because I tested to make the iris a little bigger. However, the smaller iris looked better. So you can keep that in mind if you try to do it yourself :)
I used: Grimas cream makeup white Grimas water makeup 6 palette Gray black and brown eyeshadow
Take a look at this DIY Inspiration: Eye as Lips Makeup or the “Hungry Eye” from Sandra Holmbom here. GIF by me using easygif.com.
For one of the sickest FX makeup Instagram accounts, follow @powdah!
A photo posted by Marc Clancy on Instagram (@powdah) on Jan 1, 2015 at 9:54pm PST. From Mark Clancy (@powdah):
TIP: Here’s an easy way to make veins using red cotton or wool. This technique has been around for many years but I’ve never seen anyone use it directly on skin. Pull some red wool apart so you see the individual fibers. Stick them down to your skin with prosaide or latex. Use a needle to adjust the shape while the glue is still wet. I made a quick infected zombie bite using this technique but you could use it anywhere.
Updated Oct 2022
For more Halloween and cosplay makeup from Sandra Holmbom search my blog for “psychosandra”
For more detail on the Glitter Makeup go to the link below.
For more of Sandra Holmbom’s amazing FX and every day makeup go here: truebluemeandyou.com/tagged/psychosandra
Updated 2019
For more bloody DIYs and fake blood recipes go here: truebluehalloween.com/tagged/blood
Easy to make realistic fake blood for any situation:
Remember when I posted this here? A zombie bitten hand? I was browsing @powdah Instagram feed and found I had missed this video showing how to make DIY veins with wool here.
Gluing down wool or yarn is an easy way to create veins and capillaries in your makeups. You can use this as an effect on it's own or as part of something else such as a zombie bite.
Materials:
For one of the sickest FX makeup Instagram accounts, follow @powdah!
A photo posted by Marc Clancy on Instagram (@powdah) on Jan 1, 2015 at 9:54pm PST. From Mark Clancy (@powdah):
TIP: Here’s an easy way to make veins using red cotton or wool. This technique has been around for many years but I’ve never seen anyone use it directly on skin. Pull some red wool apart so you see the individual fibers. Stick them down to your skin with prosaide or latex. Use a needle to adjust the shape while the glue is still wet. I made a quick infected zombie bite using this technique but you could use it anywhere.
Updated 2019
All photos by Sandra Holmbom, GIF by me seen round the internet using ezgif.com. Go to the link for products used and more photos.
For more amazing Halloween and cosplay makeup from Sandra Holmbom go here: truebluehalloween.com/tagged/psychosandra
Sandra wrote about the Lip Eye Video:
Redo the lip eye. Mostly just to show how I did. Was a little different compared to last time because I tried to make the iris a little bigger. However, it got better with the smaller one. So you can think of that if you try to do it yourself :)
I redid the lip eye. Mostly just to show how I did . Turned out a little different compared to last time because I tested to make the iris a little bigger. However, the smaller iris looked better. So you can keep that in mind if you try to do it yourself :)
I used: Grimas cream makeup white Grimas water makeup 6 palette Gray black and brown eyeshadow
For more Halloween and cosplay makeup from Sandra Holmbom go here: halloweencrafts.tumblr.com/tagged/psychosandra
These are cheap and easy flexible nails made out of packing peanuts, eyelash glue, eye shadow, and blush/fake blood/food coloring.
For more Halloween Makeup DIYs go here: truebluehalloween.com/tagged/makeup
Do you know the original source for this clever makeup idea? I spent way way too much time searching for it, and only got Pinterest links to ridiculous sites.
For more Halloween Makeup DIYs go here: truebluehalloween.com/tagged/makeup
This post here has received 82,000+ notes, and is one of my most popular HalloweenCrafts posts. Sandra Holmbom stopped posting a while back, but her blog lives on. You can find Sandra Holmbom on Instagram here.
For more amazing Halloween and Cosplay makeup from Sandra Holmbom go here: halloweencrafts.tumblr.com/tagged/psychosandra
YouTube’s BonnieCorbinSFX has recreated Sandra’s Halloween Masquerade Flesh Mask in 2 video tutorials: 1 for just the makeup; 1 for the masquerade flesh mask.
The video makeup tutorial by BonnnieCorbinSFX below or here:
The Masquerade Flesh Mask video tutorial can be seen below or here:
Ended the night as a paint by number.
This is a good idea for next Halloween. You could fill in portions with color.
None of the photos for this DIY Watercolor Portrait Costume have been photoshopped.
**This won the Judges’ Simple Costume Prize at Instructables**
There are tutorials for the DIY watercolor shirt (Sharpies and alcohol), and for the watercolor makeup. There are more photos at the link showing how well this costume stands out in the real world.
Here are 2 video DIY Third Eye Makeup Tutorials based on Sandra Holmbom’s concept:
DIY Third Eye Makeup Tutorial from YouTube User BeautifulYouTV here. It makes me happy that she gives credit to Sandra Holmbom for the idea.
