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Makeup Supplies for Fake Bruises
Skin Prep for Stage Makeup
Stage Makeup Tips for Skin Types
How to Age Fake Bruises with Makeup
Apply the Base Color for Fake Bruises
Blend the Base Color for Fake Bruises
Add Blue Shadows to Fake Bruises
How to Blend the Shadows of Fake Bruises
Stipple Makeup for a Fake Bruise
Apply Stippling to Age Fake Bruises
How to Make a Swollen Bruise with Makeup
How to Stipple a Swollen Bruise with Makeup
Add Detail to a Fake Bruise with Stage Makeup
Tips for Creating a Fake Bruise with Stage Makeup
How to Remove Stage Makeup
Easy fake bruises and special effects makeup! Watch how to apply base colors in this free video series on … More
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Proper treatment heals and shortens the appearance of bruises. In the meantime, a remedy to hide the bruis… More
Summary: Easy fake bruises and special effects makeup! Learn how to add realistic details to your fake bruises in this free video series on making fake bruises and stage makeup effects.
Erin Keith has been working in makeup, cosmetics, and special effects makeup professionally for more than two years. Since attending East Carolina University and Margaret Kimura...read more
"Hi! I'm Erin and you're watching Expert Village. Today, we're going to be working on how to do a bruise. Take your stipple sponge, dip it in your moisturizer, or whatever. Dip it in your base color first, which would be the burgundy maroon one. Just go over it like so. Remember, don't make a perfect circle or anything because that's not how bruises happen or form. We've covered over the nice swollen area here. Now, take your blue and stipple over that. A little dark area here. Just right there in the middle. Now you're going to just blend like you would the other bruise. Blend out. You can take your teeny tiny brush over here and just put little dots in there if you want to. Little dots here and there. There you go. You have your little bump on your head there."
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