Halloween Costume Make up - Undead Ghouls & Zombies
Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007
There isn’t a Halloween costume mask in creation that can look as realistic as a good makeup job. However, getting that special Halloween undead look can be a trick for anyone that hasn’t used costume makeup or prosthetics before. I know in my youth I had spent numerous hours sticking icky sticky stuff all over my face. Desparately trying to get the desired ghoulish look for my costume and always ending up looking more like a circus clown gone bad than the horrific ghoul I had invisioned.
The problem isn’t that you don’t have the correct costume make-up or materials, it’s just that no one ever explained how to apply the make-up. Directions on the back of bottles and the prosthetic makeup packages leave just about everything to the imagination. It doesn’t matter if you’re making a tiger, pirate skeleton or an undead zombie face, sometimes a little direction goes a long, long way.
This first video is without prosthetics and just costume makeup. Using a simple costume makeup kit you can make one creepy undead zombie. I will be listing more halloween how to videos on using prosthetics, so stay tuned. Be sure to let me know of your halloween costume worries and I’ll try my best to help you out.
Just because you are not a little kid doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy Halloween. You do not have to go trick or treating or even go to haunted houses if you are not up to it. You can always throw a costume party to celebrate the occasion.
Well, as you know Halloween is not just for teens, it can be a family event for all ages a great place for families in Michigan is the Plymouth Orchards and Cider Mills. They have numerous activities that can keep anyone entertained. These activities includes a petting farm, hay rides cider, pumpkin craving, and story telling, or you can visit their store which contains a variety of products such as jellies, jams, honey, spices, and other specialty food made in Michigan. There is also the possibility of purchasing homemade pies or cider to enjoy outdoor or in an indoor lounge. On specific days live music is played by local artists.
One of my more recent experiences with Halloween activities was my trip to Kennywood Amusement Park. Kennywood is located in Pittsburgh, PA. As we got closer to the entrance I got more excited, we began walking through a tunnel filled with fog and noises coming from every direction including the ones that were created by my friends. It was quite entertaining.