jump ring + scrap piece of chain + hoop earring.I also twisted small pieces of hair together and added the beaded clips and small brass ear cuffs. To style the hair, I recommend unwashed, very frizzy hair! Use dry shampoo and a teasing brush to add more texture. Apply red liner to your waterline to create the illusion of dry, irritated eyes.
#HALLOWEEN 3D ZOMBIE SKIN#
Add some black and brown eyeshadow to the skin around the nails for an extra zombie-fied vibe. My favorite is Sally Hansen in the color Black Out.
Let the lash glue dry a bit between layers. Then start applying layers of ripped up toilet paper. Next, apply a thin layer of lash glue to the area that you’d like the wound to be. Start by mapping out a rough shape of the wound. special FX wounds – My super easy (+ beginner friendly!) tip for special effects gore makeup: toilet paper and lash glue! This is the technique I’ve been using for years and it’s the easiest method I’ve found.For extra shading, I used a maroon lipliner to further enhance the creases. The took some brown eyeshadow on a fluffy brush and swept it over the lips. crusty lips – To create the look of dry, sunburnt lips, I pursed my lips together tightly and applied a light concealer mixed with a bit of white face paint.
Then I added more dimension by applying a lighter concealer to the areas that I wanted to appear more protuding (cheeks, chin, brow bown, etc.) After the base makeup, I used a combination of brown, taupe, and black eyeshadows to heavily contour the eye sockets, cheekbones, nose, and even brought that down to my neck and clavicle. You want your skin to look as textured and imperfect as possible.
Keep up with Caro and her #FrightFemmes looks via her Instagram + her lifestyle blog / + her shop / for gifts, event design, and so much more! For video content, check out the Blonde2Brunette YouTube channel for all things party planning, gardening, MUA, and beyond!įor more behind the scenes and details about Ruthmarie’s look, check out her Instagram: and keep your eyes peeled for her makeup, hair, and costume tutorials on her Youtube channel! We had so much fun tapping into the spooky side this week… and once again, I just LOVE that all three of us have such a different take on our zombie looks: from vintage glam, to classic horror, and even a bit of gore! The LOOKS:įor more behind the scenes and details about Caro’s look, check out her post here! Follow the hashtag # FrightFemmes on Instagram to keep up with our looks and some extra fun Halloween content.
We’ll be sharing themed looks weekly, with the hopes of inspiring others to try out some new MUA techniques or costumes. During the month of October, I’m teaming up with Caro from and Ruthmarie from to create over 15 different Halloween looks. The # FrightFemmes collab is an ode to our love for all things Halloween… especially, the makeup & costuming. If you’re just joining us, click here to read the intro post… but, here’s a quick recap in a nutshell:
#HALLOWEEN 3D ZOMBIE SERIES#
This week’s theme of #FrightFemmes (Vol.3) is one of my faves! It truly wouldn’t be a Halloween makeup and costuming series without… ZOMBIES. If you make a purchase through a link, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. The theme this week is: ZOMBIESĭisclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links. 3 of our 2021 Halloween makeup and costume inspo series.
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