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Published: 2010-10-04 02:02:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 9802; Favourites: 110; Downloads: 179
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Sooo.I've decided to start making special effects makeup tutorials on a monthly basis.
I'm starting this with my trademark Glasgow.
Text tutorial can be found here:
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Enjoy! And if you do recreate the look using my tutorial, link me pictures! I want to see you're beautiful smiles
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OOOOOOOOOMG.,,......It's so awesome......This is the most similar that I have ever seen .....And,I have a litter request..... Could you give me your authorization for this group of cosplay?I just want to move to Chinese website.Please~~~āvā
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The text is a bit hard for me to read anyway you'd be willing to make text doc available with this?
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Well I could try! I will keep you updated on it.
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I finally submitted a text tutorial, hope it's easier to follow. Thanks for being patient with me! 
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Thanks so much I appreciate it
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No problem at all! Thanks for reading.
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How amazing! I think I'm gonna try soon 
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Thank you so much! I would love to see your glasgow grin
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Great tutorial this will definitely come in handy for my joker costume. Since I couldn't figure out how to use the wax.
But if you don't mind me giving you a suggestion. You could get a much deeper by first applying a couple of layers of rigid collodion.
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Thank you very much! The wax is kind of hard to work with but it get's easier with time and patience.
I have tried rigid collodion and didn't really find the asthetics work well for the look I wanted personally, but I have seen some really wicked designs used with it before. It's so hard to find though! :]
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And it helps to know some of the trick too.
Like with the rigid collodion it works best if you have air blowing on it for 30 seconds. Then layer it up to ten times repeating the fist action each time. I like turning my hair dryer to the cold setting to do it faster. But one of those cheap dollar tree fans works just as well.
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YES!! Now i have an excuse to dress up as the joker and run around the nehiborhood like a weirdo XD thank you for this tutorial.
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Aha.
You're welcome :}
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do you wanna know where I get these scars??
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Wow, this is totally awesome. I've only played around with liquid latex a couple of times but the wax looks amazing. I'll need to try and get myself some to try out.
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Thank you! The wax can be tricky at first because it's sticky and gets everywhere but it's quicker than latex.
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how long dose the wax stay on i use latex would the wax last 8 hours? im sure it would be better for my skin then latex
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The wax stays on for a really long time if you really smooth it in to the skin on all the edges. It does tend to get soft and melt if you wear it while, say, dancing or under heat lights. But it's easy to resculpt and harden. I like using latex to strengthen it further by applying some to the edges.
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anywhere that sells costume/sfx makeups, like Zurchers, Fundaze and Holidaze, ect.
If you don't have places like this available, your best bet might be online.
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thank you deary :}
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Great tutorial... i'll try for this halloween!
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Thank you haha.
Link pictures! I wanna see how it turns out :}
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