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Zombie Makeup
If you want to get really scary on the next Halloween, a zombie makeup can help you. This text will give you a few steps to make it by an easy way on yourself or on the face of another person. There are seven stages to create a zombie look, this tutorial starts explaining how to prepare the face, after that, it shows how to do the wounds and finishes demonstrating how to do a zombie hairstyle. At first, a foundation, clearer than the skin, should be aplied on the entire face, it will give an appearence of pallor to the makeup. Second, the wounds can be made by applying eyelash glue around the eyes and mouth, then, a foundation, darkest than the skin, should be scattered on it; it is important to spread red eyeshadow on these parts, to seem

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