Part 3 of 3: Halloween Face Painting Tutorial Butterfly/Venomoth Pokemon Inspired Look for Queen Beeuty's 10000 Subscriber's Contest Venomoth is a lavender moth bug-poisonous type pokemon Even if you AREN'T into pokemon this can easily become a gorgeous butterfly mask to finish off your butterfly or fairy costume!!! Products Used: Professional Cream Face Paint in White, Blue, Red, & Black (found at any halloween or costume store) Revlon Skinlights Instant Skin Brightener in Pink Light (I mixed this into blue, red, & white face paint) MAC Pink Pearl pigment MAC Lovely Lily pigment MAC Milk pigment (Hello Kitty Collection) MAC Reflects Blue glitter (Hello Kitty Collection) Clear gloss (mixed with MAC Lovely Lily pigment) Supplies: Makeup sponge Paint brushes lip brush eyeshadow brush Toothpicks Paper plate or Magazine to mix paint on Baby Wipes for quick & easy clean up Note: I do not recommend using craft paint or glitter for your designs. Please always do a skin patch test for any face products...I tested the paint on the inside of my arm a day prior to doing this tutorial for a full 60 minutes. That might seem excessive, but if you are planning on leaving this look on all night for a Halloween party it is imperative you be cautious! Everyone's skin is different!
Part 3: Halloween Face Painting Tutorial Butterfly
Posted Monday, October 15, 2012 in Butterfly, Halloween, Painting, Tutorial by Unknown
Part 3: Halloween Face Painting Tutorial Butterfly Tube. Duration : 10.03 Mins.
Part 3 of 3: Halloween Face Painting Tutorial Butterfly/Venomoth Pokemon Inspired Look for Queen Beeuty's 10000 Subscriber's Contest Venomoth is a lavender moth bug-poisonous type pokemon Even if you AREN'T into pokemon this can easily become a gorgeous butterfly mask to finish off your butterfly or fairy costume!!! Products Used: Professional Cream Face Paint in White, Blue, Red, & Black (found at any halloween or costume store) Revlon Skinlights Instant Skin Brightener in Pink Light (I mixed this into blue, red, & white face paint) MAC Pink Pearl pigment MAC Lovely Lily pigment MAC Milk pigment (Hello Kitty Collection) MAC Reflects Blue glitter (Hello Kitty Collection) Clear gloss (mixed with MAC Lovely Lily pigment) Supplies: Makeup sponge Paint brushes lip brush eyeshadow brush Toothpicks Paper plate or Magazine to mix paint on Baby Wipes for quick & easy clean up Note: I do not recommend using craft paint or glitter for your designs. Please always do a skin patch test for any face products...I tested the paint on the inside of my arm a day prior to doing this tutorial for a full 60 minutes. That might seem excessive, but if you are planning on leaving this look on all night for a Halloween party it is imperative you be cautious! Everyone's skin is different!
Part 3 of 3: Halloween Face Painting Tutorial Butterfly/Venomoth Pokemon Inspired Look for Queen Beeuty's 10000 Subscriber's Contest Venomoth is a lavender moth bug-poisonous type pokemon Even if you AREN'T into pokemon this can easily become a gorgeous butterfly mask to finish off your butterfly or fairy costume!!! Products Used: Professional Cream Face Paint in White, Blue, Red, & Black (found at any halloween or costume store) Revlon Skinlights Instant Skin Brightener in Pink Light (I mixed this into blue, red, & white face paint) MAC Pink Pearl pigment MAC Lovely Lily pigment MAC Milk pigment (Hello Kitty Collection) MAC Reflects Blue glitter (Hello Kitty Collection) Clear gloss (mixed with MAC Lovely Lily pigment) Supplies: Makeup sponge Paint brushes lip brush eyeshadow brush Toothpicks Paper plate or Magazine to mix paint on Baby Wipes for quick & easy clean up Note: I do not recommend using craft paint or glitter for your designs. Please always do a skin patch test for any face products...I tested the paint on the inside of my arm a day prior to doing this tutorial for a full 60 minutes. That might seem excessive, but if you are planning on leaving this look on all night for a Halloween party it is imperative you be cautious! Everyone's skin is different!
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