This how-to video shows off an extreme look for Halloween, if you want to be a glammed up, sexy vampire. For an optional accessory, try Lestat on your arm. The cosmetic products used to create this look are: Bare Escentual mineral foundation - Fairly Light, NYX White e/s, MAC Copperplate e/s (contouring), MAC Paint - Flammable, NYX Sunrise e/s, MAC Beauty Marked e/s, Revlon Colorstay liquid eyeliner in black, Ben Nye Cosmic Violet e/s, black kohl eyeliner (nameless brand), DUO Adhesive glue, red glitter, Jofrika eyelashes, MAC Velvetella lipliner, Nars Scarlet Empress lipstick, Jofrika theater blood, costume store fangs, and Rimmel - Chocolate Fountain nail polish. Watch this video makeup application tutorial and learn how to do a vampire makeup look for Halloween.
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ahaha, I use red lipliner on my eyes every so often and haven't had any problems. I also use my eyeliner on my lips and haven't had any adverse reactions there either ;)
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this is the BEST instructional video EVER good job!!! I will be following all your advice!!!
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