Whiteface Clown Makeup

I never thought that my first full face makeup lesson would be clown themed! I was surprised by my results; I never thought that I had this kind of talent inside of me. I do regret not taking a lot of pictures... but there is always a next time!

Step 1:
Start with a clean face and always moisturize!

Step 2:

Design Used 

Start by transferring your clown design to your face with a lightly colored eyebrow pencil. Try to make the lines symmetrical on each side of the face. This is something that I struggled with, but once the paint came into play this was no longer a problem. I did not take a picture of this step but I will provide the design that I used.

Here are some additional Whiteface Clowns designed by me!

Step 3:
Time to start painting! The white base paint will be used first. You have two options, you can either use a beauty blender or a paint brush. I tested out both of these products but I found that the paint brush worked best for me. The beauty blender was not providing the full coverage that I needed; that is why I chose to use the paint brush.

Step 4:
Fill in the rest of the colors! This was an easier step because it was not full face coverage. The blue paint that I used really made my eyes pop and the red paint that was around my lips made my teeth look extremely white! I did have to mix red and white to get pink; this was difficult because I was trying to match the color with the paint I used in my design. Here is the final product...

Step 5:
Taking it all off ! Apply Cold Cream all over the face, then use baby wipes to remove the Cold Cream going in an upward motion. This is to prevent wrinkles! You will repeat these step two times. After this step, wash your face with baby soap and TA DA you have officially completed this task!

Some Exploring...

We decided to outline our clown design with black paint. I looked like a serial killer!! This one little step changed the way that my whole design looked. I will definitely be sticking with the original!