Hexen Schminke
Witch makeup is an ingenious way to dress up as a witch from the world of fairy tales and legends for Carnival, Halloween & Walpurgis Night. With a witch nose, witch wart & witch chin, your witch makeup becomes a masterpiece.
Witch makeup is an ingenious way to dress up as a witch from the world of fairy tales and legends for Carnival, Halloween & Walpurgis Night. With a witch nose, witch wart & witch chin, your witch makeup becomes a masterpiece.
Typical witch makeup is a fantastic way to transform yourself into a legendary sorceress from a fairy tale world for Carnival, Walpurgis Night & Halloween. A large witch nose with a thick witch's wart, a long chin & stringy, gray-streaked hair give a witch costume that certain something. With witch makeup from Karneval-Universe, you can conjure up your witch makeup easily and quickly yourself.
To make your facial expression, as a fairy tale witch, look evil and old, you absolutely need different shades as classic witch makeup. To achieve a really cool wow effect, you also need professional witch latex applications, such as warts, a witch nose, and a chin.
As a base for your witch makeup, it's best to buy high-quality aqua makeup in witch green. Then, use a black kohl pencil to draw lines along the natural wrinkles around your eyes, between your eyebrows, and around your mouth area to look older and grimmer. Now, use light witch makeup to highlight the areas you previously made dark. You should draw your eyebrows extremely slanted, like with Disney characters. High cheekbones and the long, crooked witch's nose can be faked for your witch makeup with blush. The witch's wart can either be sculpted from plasticine or drawn on. Finally, you can backcomb your hair and/or make it stringy with oil - and your witch makeup is complete.
Latex applications are particularly effective for witch makeup. The three-dimensional-looking latex or foam latex applications are applied with Mastix spirit gum before priming your witch makeup. A long, crooked witch's nose, disgusting warts, and a long witch's chin are just some of the SFX special makeup effects that will make your witch makeup look professional. Blend the latex applications with liquid latex after gluing them on, which conceals the transitions to the skin and also provides extra hold.