Zombie Makeup Tutorial (timelapse)

Hi guys!! :) So... this is officially my first youtube video... EVER... sooooo please be kind, and rewind! J/K, I was clearly born in the 80's... half of you don't even know what that means... but I digress... I have been wanting to upload some tutorials for a while now, but I never really knew where to start, so this is kind of trial and error for now. So without further ado... Here is a really quick time-lapsed version of a zombie makeup I recently did on actor, David Haack. I started by cleaning his skin, and then applying a few Tinsley Transfers from the "Zombie Rot" package (great name right!? ;) which you can order from their website at https://www.tinsleytransfers.com OR you can pick them up from https://www.NigelBeauty.com which is where I got mine. :) And I'm pretty sure around Halloween time, you can pick them up at some of your local Halloween and Party stores too... so happy hunting! Then, I added some pros-aide adhesive, and I molded some cuts onto his brow and nose using Ben Nye's Scar Wax and then sealing those cuts with liquid latex. (For those of you FX Makeup Artist's out there, you know that I took it way back to the old school here! :) You can pick up Ben Nye Scar Wax and Blood from any local halloween shop or party store, and as always, you can find it at https://www.NigelBeauty.com as well! Once I was happy with the scars and cuts, and I had successfully sealed David in with Latex basically EVERYWHERE... It was time to ad the paint. I mostly used the Skin Illustrator Zombie Palette for the painting. I used the darker blood tones to go into all of the wounds to make them more defined and pronounced, and then I also used a little of the red color to stipple sponge all over his face as a base. I then went in with some of Thomas Suprenant's PAX paints in the Zombie Death series to sponge in a deeper tone of red. I wanted to try out underpainting as I had recently watched another tutorial from Sidney Cumbie (He's awesome btw, definitely check out his channel too!) Then after adding the red, I mixed in some different shades of yellow, green, and grey to come up with that rotted flesh tone. I added a few, very subtle veins by hand from my skin illustrator palette and then it was time to ad the blood!! MORE BLOOD!!!... J/K... not too much! But you get the idea... anywho... if you guys enjoyed this video, and would like to see more in-depth versions of tutorials and how-to's then please click to subscribe to my channel and click like on my video or leave a comment below to let me know! Thanks again for watching!!! :) And if you like what you see... as always, check me out on instagram! @AlliElizabeth_MUA   / allielizabeth_mua   and check out my website at https://www.AlliElizabeth.com