Bottle in the head Tutorial
A brief guide to make-up of Halloween Masks!
Bottle in the head
Pretty much like this should look the finished Make Up. Have fun and good luck!
Material
- Rubbing alcohol
- Nose modeling clay or soft plastic
- Mastix or skin glue
- Theater blood, fake blood or movie blood, approximately 3-5 ml
- Makeup: bright red, dark red and skin tones
- Plastic bottle, 0,5l better less
- Tape for tape bandages, sticking to the best!
- Tools: a toothpick or similar, syringe for blood
Crop bottle
The bottle should have a diameter as small as possible so that the make up doesn't come in the hairline and the eyebrows! Cut off the bottle, because of the weight, keep it reasonably short (approximately 1/3 of the bottle). Cut in left and right turn tabs approximately 0.5 cm wide and about 1 cm long and bend it out. Cut in triangular or "M" on top and bottom, this should be in a size that the make-up edges are far enough away from the hairline.
Nose Modeling Clay
Make 2 rolls with the nose modeling clay, about 2.5 mm in diameter. The length should be about 1 cm longer than the bottle lip. Press the rolls a bit flat.
Glue bottle
Before the glue of the bottle, thoroughly clean the face with medical alcohol. Glue the tabs with the tape.
Nose Modeling Clay
Put the nose modeling clay around the bottle...
Nose Modeling Clay
...and use the fingers to evenly distribute it outwards. Smooth all with Mastix or skin glue. Let it dry!
Wound edges
At the edge of the bottle, shape the edges of the wound with the toothpick.
Make Up
Now cover the Nose Modeling Clay with the matching Make Up...unlike on the photo, do not makeup the wound first!
Wound makeup
Apply with a toothpick the dark red Make Up in the middle and the bright red on the edges.
Blood Effect
Now use the syringe to let the blood run over the face. Attention to the eyes, bow the head slightly forward and let drip over the eye socket. Sponge out too much blood from the brow with a cloth.
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