Envy Seven Deadly Sins makeup tutorial

After seeing Klaire Delys series on the seven deadly sins years ago I've felt so inspired by her, but I've never gotten around to doing an original design for the seven sins, finally I got around to do it and here is the first look of the seven presented. 

Products used
Cosmica Face cream 
Pros-aide 
Moonsoon concealer palette
Nars sheer glow foundation 
Isadora foundation
Real techniques Buffer brush 
Bdellium brushes from SFX brush set 2nd collection
Kryolan Dermacolor camouflage cream
Greasepaint kryolan supracolor palette (any red grease base will do)
Ben Nye translucent powder fair
Greasepaint kryolan supracolor palette (any green grease base will do)
88 palette from bhcosmetics 
Urban Decay Naked basics 1 palette
MAC limited edition dual ended brush (C-shaped and liner)
Urban Decay primer potion original eyeshadow primer
Bdellium tools "762" small angled brush 
H&M liquid liner in “black”
MAC brush “219”
Sugarpill eyeshadow “tako”
Kryolan eyeliner “black”
Estée Lauder sumptuous waterproof mascara in “black”
Eldora false lashes “H151”
Thin artbrush
Lime crime liquid lipstick “Black velvet”
Makeup store glitter, new line dupe is “Glitter night” 
Makeupstore mixing liquid
Real techniques contour brush
Inglot sculpting powder “505”
Inglot blush “55”
MAC Creme base “Luna”
Lenses from pinkyparadise “werewolf green” https://tinyurl.com/n63vt7c (**) affilate link

Strangled corpse makeup tutorial

It's time to post this weeks video! This time I practiced some corpse makeup and decided to make a video of it. I'm trying to cover a lot of general FX and fun tutorials in the months outside of halloween and leave costumes more for this month, how do you prefer it? 

Products used 
Kryolan supracolor "406"
Ben Nye master fx wheel 
Ben Nye translucent powder
"Mesh" lenses from pinkyparadise

Haunted ghost makeup tutorial

Oh my god, I've talked through an entire video! Please let me know if you like it or if you want me to keep it the way always do it, it takes some more time to edit, but it does explain things better :) I'm not used to talking on camera, so I'm quite boring, but hopefully it will better over time, haha.. Apros the editing, it's little late because I wasn't aware how much more time talking videos needed, sorry about that! 

Inspo picture https://no.pinterest.com/pin/43093825...

Products used

Urban Decay original brightening and tightening face primer

Urban Decay original primer potion 

Pros aide to cover eyebrows

Ben Nye translucent fair powder

Kryolan supracolor "406"

Mesh lenses from

http://www.pinkyparadise.com/?Click=1... (**)

Inglot eyeshadow "382" and "357"

Why Lush Ocean Salt exfoliator should be a cult product

I think we all know about lush at this point, especially if you're into the beauty environment. Usually people mentions their bath bombs, but today I want to focus on their skincare. Lush ocean salt exfoliator isn't an unknown product within the Lush costumer range, but it's a product I never really hear much about.

The reason I got this back in April last year, was that I was working on a set in an old factory and the toxins ruined my skin. I started flaking in my forehead for weeks and had to throw out all contaminated brushes and makeup. After trying this twice a week in a month with the same thick moisturizer I used before my skin cleared up completely. After that I went on to using it once a week. 

On my dry to combination skin it minimizes redness of zits, keeps the skin soft and feeling hydrated. 

The plus side of lush as a brand is of course that they're cruelty free and that they use natural ingredients. The price range is medium, not reasonable, but not to steep either. As for the individual product, Ocean Salt contain a number of good oils, ranging from avocado oil and extra virgin olive oil, both cleansing and hydrating, to ocean salt and vodka extracted lime oil which exfoliates. Best applied once your skin is already wet, I prefer to use it in the shower. The salt combined with the extracting oils will be very harsh on dry skin. Use your fingers to scoop out small amounts at the time and apply evenly, massage this carefully into your face and let it sit for a couple of minutes, to let the oils to their magic. Carefully let water rinse of your face. Don't use a towel that can soak up the oils, and finish the process by applying a toner with your fingertips. 

I've used this for about a year. As a student I can't afford lots of skincare products, but I combine it with a thick moisturizer and it seems to keep my skin in tact. I use it regularly once or twice a week, sometimes less and sometimes more, depending on how much body paint I use. 

Slit throat SFX makeup tutorial

It's been a while since I did any gore-makeup, so I'm really feeling I'm on a roll with creating different wounds and bloody details that can really make a look come together! I'm a big fan of incorporating details like bloody nails, slit throats and other damages into a makeup design to make it really come together. The slit throat is suitable for costumes like a beheaded lady or as a part of a corpse makeup. 

I'm very happy that I've been able to keep up my videos on a regular basis once a week for five weeks now. Combined with the 100 days of makeup is has really upped my productivity as an artist and make me prioritize social media work

Victorian valentines makeup tutorial

Valentines is just around the corner and it's time to get ourselves in a romantic mood. I'm celebrating this year on my channel by incorporating some old age victorian makeup and masquerade makeup. Perfect for a masquerade party where you don't want to go around holding your mask. 

Products used

Grimas white facepaint

Urban Decay naked basics palette 1

Sugarpill white eyeshadow "tako"

Sugarpill pink eyeshadow "Dollipop"

Black eyeshadow from UD palette

MAC lipliner "Nightmoth"

Kat von D tattoo liner "Jet black"

Inglot "128" HD freedom palette blush

Estée Lauder waterproof sumptuous mascara in black

MAC lipstick in "New york apple"

Makeupstore browpencil "1" 

kryolan camouflage cream concealer

NARS Sheer glow foundation in "1"

Ben nye translucent powder "Fair"