Video Transcript

Welcome class to Meganomics 101. Today's makeup vice lesson is on instructions for a werewolf makeup. So let's get started because class is in session. We only need four colors for this. We need black, white, brown and red. So you can use cream based, you could use a water color based whatever it is to get the job done. Sponges, brushes, those are the things you're going to need. I'm going to use a cream based brown makeup to begin this very scary werewolf makeup. We're going to go down the center of his face and then up at the top. And we're going to bring it down probably to about here. And just quickly fill it in. So I'm going to get up under here. And this should take you like five minutes. Which is perfect if you're trying to do an unruly little boy. And I'm just going to go a little bit above the brow and actually mix a little bit of it. Once that dries I can go back in and I can cover it with more white. So it will be kind of like the battle of the colors. Just like that. Now the bottom half. Just fast. Now he looks like a cute little chipmunk and we're going to quickly change that. I'm just furrowing out his brows a bit more look. I'm not doing anything crazy. This is not Michelangelo here it's just fun controlled mess making. You can even draw some more lines in to the brow as if he's scrunching his face. And then you're going to move forward and this whole area can be dark and scary. So like this is going to be kind of like a little beard in itself. Hair coming out. Don't forget the nose. So this whole bottom part of the nose can be painted. Can make it even wider. And when you have a lot of time you can focus and make sure everything is super consistent. I can't see any flesh coming through. Like that. Going to connect the nose to the upper lip just like that. Now I'm going to go in and paint the bottom half of the teeth. And just line, line, line. And now I'm going to kind of do little triangles in here. More white to give these scary teeth. And then where the only part where the red comes in it's kind of right here. Like the pink or reddish part of his mouth. You can leave it black you can make it brown. I'm just going to do a little bit of red here. And in here as if he's just eaten something. Finish off with a few whiskers and whisker holes. Maybe just a little bit of contour with some of the hair. So this is like seriously a quick werewolf tip for you for Halloween for just a day a Tuesday. Hope you enjoyed it. Class dismissed.