Mehron Werewolf Makeup Kit (Standard)

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Start by cleansing and moisturizing your face for a smooth canvas. Apply a face primer to help your makeup

fierce transformation! Remember, practice makes perfect, so don't be afraid to try out different techniquesor setting spray. This step will also help mattify any shine on your skin. Step 4: Create the Werewolf Eyes

last longer and create an even base. If you don't have a primer, you can use a light moisturizer or Pay attention to the natural contours of your face and follow them while drawing these furry lines. Blend

at the outer corner to give your eyes a feline look. Finish off with a few coats of mascara to add volume To prevent your makeup from smudging or melting throughout the day, set it with either translucent powder

Using a liquid highlighter, apply a translucent layer of airbrush makeup along the bridge of the nose, upper cheekbones, and center of the forehead. Build up your highlight, creating a fading gradient that boosts the drama of the look. Set all areas with a translucent powder before moving on. Step 3: Build Shadows Next, line your upper and lower lash lines with an eyeliner pencil or gel liner. Extend the line slightly Start adding in contour using a brown shade such as the M600 Brown color from the Make Up Forever Palette. Build up your contours starting at the jawline, fading up to the cheekbones. Create a triangular widow’s peak at the center of the forehead. Also use the brown shade between the eyes, extending slightly down the center of the nose. Again, set all areas when you’re done with this color. Step 4: Get Even Darker Learn how to create this Werewolf Theatrical Makeup from Amy Collazo, Design Team Leader, professional makeup artist and Campus Director at Tricoci University of Beauty Culture. We’ll be applying airbrush makeup, but you can follow the same steps using a cream-based product that you already have in your makeup kit. Step 1: Prep Your Skinpaint that matches your skin tone. Apply it evenly all over your face using a cosmetic sponge or brush. Before we dive into the tutorial, make sure you have all the necessary supplies handy. Here's what you'll For this werewolf look, we want to achieve a natural-looking base. Use a flesh-colored foundation or face