How to Apply Zombie Makeup

For the most convincing zombie look, you need to make sure your eyes look gloomy. For this, you can use a black liner and apply a dark red eye shadow. You can also use red grease paint to create the sunken eye of a zombie. Make sure to line the bottom of the eye socket with black and blend it towards the eye. Then, use a light layer of black or blue on top of the red area.

In addition, you can also apply fake blood to complete your look. You can buy fake blood from stores that sell Halloween costumes or you can even make your own fake blood. It is best applied to the eyes, mouth, and nose after you have completed your zombie makeup . In the video below, makeup artist Bill Corso will demonstrate how to apply zombie make-up, including structural appliances, eye contacts, and teeth staining. For a more realistic zombie look, you can also try using tattered clothing and other items that are worn by zombies.

To create the perfect zombie look, start by applying some light foundation to your face and neck. The makeup should look splotchy, but not overly so. You can also use dark brown or purple cream eye shadows for the eyelids. You can also use them on your lower eyelids and crease. Apply a blush over these colors for an even effect. Using darker makeup will emphasize your sunken eye and under eye bags.

To create the undead look, you can apply black eyeliner to your eyes. You can also use red eye liner or blush near the eye. Don't forget to apply mascara in a haphazard manner. After applying these eye make-up products, you can set your look with a translucent powder. This will make your zombie makeup look more realistic and sombre. It is very important to wear a makeup sponge when applying zombie makeup, or else you might look like a rotting corpse.

To make your eyes look more real, you can apply a red eye shadow with a dotted eyeliner. Alternatively, you can apply gray eye shadow around your eyes. To complete the zombie makeup look, you can also use a white base and add gray eye shadow to your upper and lower eyelids. If you want to create a pop-art look, you can use liquid eyeliner. You can also add a bit of face paint.

Another option is to use liquid latex to create fake scars. Apply several thin layers of this, dime-sized dots to your face, letting them dry for 20 seconds before pulling off. Then, apply a small amount of stipple sponge over the scarred area to create depth. A stipple sponge is also handy for enhancing the look of infection sites. You can use a stippling sponge to create lines on the skin to look more real.