Gourmet Gift Baskets

GourmetGiftBaskets.com (Chalifour Flowers and Gourmet)
Please support our affiliate sponsors!
Showing posts with label halloween makeup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label halloween makeup. Show all posts

Thursday, July 24, 2008

Bloody Mary Makeup & All About Bloody Mary

Bloody Mary Makeup

We carry Bloody Mary brand makeup on our website. It is one of the most popular makeup brands because of the innovative styles and colors they are always coming out with. Bloody Mary makeup is famous for Professional Hollywood Makeup, Halloween kits, Goth Makeup style, fangs, camouflage makeup, sports fan makeup and even more!

The brains behind the whole operation, Bloody Mary is Bobbie Weiner. I am proud to call this awesome woman my friend, she is an inspiration to women and entrepreneurs. She started her company from the ground up and is now one of the top entrepreneurs in the country.

Me & Bloody Mary
Me (left) and Bobbie at the Halloween Show February 2008

Her camouflage makeup is used by the US military, the Israeli military and several others around the world. Her innovative camouflage makeup contains bug repellent and she designed camo kits with mirrors inside so that reapplication is easy and quick.

Besides her achievements for camouflage makeup, her Halloween makeup kits are absolutely great all in one packages complete with instructions, applicators and everything you would need to achieve the look you need.

Bloody Mary's Goth makeup is great for stylistic makeup applications all year long, very popular among teens and the club kid crowd.

Bobbie has also done makeup for television and movies, she is most well known for creating all the frozen dead blue passengers in Titanic. Bobbie has many crazy and colorful stories, as you can imagine. My favorite story is from when she was in makeup school learning her trade, for an exam she had to make up a person with bloody burns. When she had finished, the model looked in the mirror and threw up! That has got to be the best compliment a gory makeup artist could get!

Bobbie Weiner Millionaire Blueprints Magazine
Bobbie holding the issue of Millionaire Blueprints Magazine. She was the first woman to be on the cover of their magazine.

Besides the makeup empire she has created, several years ago, she launched a Comic Book, The Tales of Bloody Mary, putting her alter ago in print as a motorcycle riding, sexy vixen! It is one of the most popular new comic book series on the market. Along with the comic book, Bloody Mary products have become an entire franchise in and of itself. There are all types of items, including an award winning Bloody Mary Hot Sauce!

Tales of Bloody Mary Comic Book

Her Comic Book inspired a haunted attraction at Six Flags Amusement park in Texas called The Circus of Fear.

We collaborated with Bloody Mary this week for a photo shoot for her latest book, supplying the kids costumes and the dog costumes to go along with her makeup.

Skeleton Halloween Costumes & Skeleton Halloween Makeup
Our Child Glow in the Dark Skeleton Costume, Skele Dog Costume, and Bloody Mary Skeleton Makeup

Clown Halloween Costumes & Clown Makeup
Kids Clown Costume and Clown Dog Costume
Our Clubbers the Clown Child Costume, Clown Costume Accessories, Clown Dog Costume, and Bloody Mary Clown Makeup

Captian Jack Sparrow Costumes and Pirate Makeup
Our Captain Jack Sparrow Costume for Kids, Captain Jack Pirate Dog Costume, and Bloody Mary Pirate Makeup Kit

The handsome young model in the photo is Dylan Hall, he is 7 years old, and his little buddy is Charlie, a 6 year old Brussels Griffon. Dylan and Charlie have grown up together and love Halloween especially going to Dylan's Dad's famous Haunted House, The Boneyard in Arlington, Texas where they greet people coming into the Haunt every Halloween season. They have become a Halloween fixture at the Boneyard Halloween Attraction!

The full line of Bloody Mary Makeup is available on our makeup site: www.StageAndTheaterMakeup.com

Friday, April 18, 2008

Free scary makeup videos

Whether it’s for Halloween or just a fun costume party any time of year, realistic horror makeup can make or break a costume. Here’s a great website called Expert Village (The self-proclaimed “World’s Largest How-to Video Site”) with a whole variety of video tips on how to do scary makeup. And the best part is they’re all free. Videos include supplies, fake stitches, fake bullet wounds, fake bruises, missing eyes, rotting flesh—all the classics! Check out the scary makeup videos here.

Saturday, October 20, 2007

Halloween Makeup Tutorial DVD




This is a demo of the full length DVD available at www.stageandtheatermakeup.com/beautycastdvd.htm


The full length DVD gives you step by step, visual instructions on how to get the best sexy look to go with you Halloween costume.

For Halloween Makeup: www.stageandtheatermakeup.com/halloweenmakeup.htm

Monday, August 20, 2007

Halloween Makeup Tricks of the Trade

Here are some great Halloween Makeup Tricks of the Trade.

First, be safe. Before applying any makeup effects, follow these simple safety guidelines:
  1. Always perform a skin test to ensure skin compatibility

  2. Never use makeup or baby powder around sources of open flame.

  3. Only use approved makeup for facial areas.

  4. Do not mix different kinds of makeup.

  5. Apply makeup thinly, one color at a time allowing the makeup to adequately dry (a hair dryer set on cold air can speed the process)
First begin with a clean face. Most FX artists recommend a good astringent to remove facial oils followed by a cold water rinse to close the pores. An extremely thin coat of vaseline at this point will aid in makeup removal.

Find a place in front of a mirror with a good light source. A good comfortable chair would help. Ensure there are no sources of flame near the makeup.

Decide if there will be any prosthetic pieces such as scabs, scars or areas where the face will be built up. I like to apply them first, as the spirit gum adheres better to a clean face.

Prosthetics

Start with any of the prosthetic devices you want to add: scars, warts, nose etc. Where the device will go, apply spirit gum to both the face and the device. Allow the spirit gum to get tacky before applying the device. If using latex, apply a base coat of latex and gradually build the area. For scars, apply a thin layer of latex then cover with a single piece of tissue, repeat the process until the scar is formed.

Foundations

When you're satisfied with the build-up or prosthetics, apply a foundation makeup. The color will depend on the required outcome, white for vampires, gray for corpses, red for devils, green for witches and goblins, blue for a frozen look. The foundation should be applied lightly rubbing on face then patting to blend the makeup. With the foundation applied it's time to highlight and shadow. A makeup brush will assist in even coating.

Setting the Makeup

The final step in any makeup design is to set the makeup. For any who has tried to wear makeup while acting in a haunted house or going to a party can tell you, unset makeup while run with sweat ruining the makeup in a matter of minutes. The key is to set the makeup. There are many commercial products but nothing is cheaper and works as well as baby powder. A simple dusting of baby powder while keep the makeup fresh and set throughout the night. Baby powder is also especially useful for creating the look of age in zombies. A good powdering of the hair and clothing provides instant aging.

For scary, gorey, glamorous, or just different makeup kits, visit anniescostumes.com.