First I drew a very rough outline in eye liner, to help guide where the scarwax should go.
You can scrape up the scarwax with a tiny little spade if you want!
I tried to get as clean a line as possible. Scarwax is tricky as it melts on your fingers almost instantly and whatever you apply will try and attach itself back on to your fingers.
Next I applied a couple of layers of latex. Again, not an easy substance to use as it doesn't sit smoothly on the skin and sometimes peels at the edges. I had quite a bit of difficulty with this and ended up having to patch it up with more scarwax and latex. Perhaps scarwax is better in smaller quantities.
After some loose powder, I started on the makeup. The makeup was really the fun part, although I was mainly trying to disguise the latex as much as possible
Next time I think I will actually use black more sparingly, to have more emphasis on where the cut meets the mouth, to create more of an "open" look.
As always, a little fake blood helps.
Only costs £1.99
Was worth it just to peel off the latex at the end. Very satisfying as long as it's not caught in your hairs.
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