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Insane Clown Posse/Sting face paint
Does anyone know what king of facepaint these guys use? Where can I get some? Sep 08 09 04:28 pm Link Do you have a photo or link? Sep 08 09 04:31 pm Link I think this is the sting she is talking about ICP Sep 08 09 04:34 pm Link Kings Media wrote: any kind of Black and white clown make-up would work.... Sep 08 09 04:45 pm Link That's them. Thanks! Sep 08 09 04:45 pm Link Deadly Design Make-up wrote: I've tried a lot of different clown makeup over the years but most of it seems to run or clump. Sep 08 09 04:46 pm Link Miss Okjoo wrote: IMA STING FAN! Sep 08 09 04:47 pm Link Kings Media wrote: WHOOOOOOOOO! Sep 08 09 04:48 pm Link Miss Okjoo wrote: quality clown makeup? The look is definitely achievable with the products listed above. As with most things. It is the application that is more important than the product. Sep 08 09 04:54 pm Link I would not recommend it, but this clown uses HOUSEPAINT !!: https://www.modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pid … up_id=&ua= Sep 08 09 04:58 pm Link Kings Media wrote: +1 Sep 08 09 05:00 pm Link Good products get good results.... most halloween or craft store stuff is NOT going to give a good result. Sep 08 09 05:08 pm Link Lisa Berczel wrote: That's what i've found Sep 08 09 05:12 pm Link Miss Okjoo wrote: all of products I've mentioned are high quality... are you setting your make-up??? that will help with the clumping and running... Sep 08 09 05:14 pm Link Miss Okjoo wrote: you have to set the makeup with powder, preferably patting it on with a powder puff. afterward, you take a damp towel and pat it to remove excess. Sep 08 09 05:17 pm Link Ernesto Casillas wrote: Thanks. I'll try that. Sep 08 09 05:28 pm Link I'd look at a water activated product like Wolfe FX. Hydrosponge apply the white base. Let it dry. Hand paint the black. You'll have to experiment with the black... too wet or too dry will give you problems. Have to find the juuuuust right. Sep 08 09 05:46 pm Link Lisa Berczel wrote: wont the black get gray if painted on top of the white? assuming both products are water based? Sep 08 09 05:50 pm Link Sep 08 09 05:54 pm Link Ernesto Casillas wrote: No... if done properly, with a dry base and the proper consistency black on a well paletted brush. Sep 08 09 06:04 pm Link not sure if you can see this on face book http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=5 … =682333292 I did it with grease paint... I am trying to upload it here but MM wont let me, guess I am out of room Sep 08 09 06:13 pm Link make sure to have a case of faygo handy. Sep 08 09 08:29 pm Link Hella Hair and Makeup wrote: LMFAO! Sep 09 09 12:25 am Link The Main Man wrote: Sep 09 09 12:38 am Link From what I understand, they use acrylic paint. Google that and see if you can find anything worthwhile. A friend was a big fan of "the crow" back in the day and I've seen some good results with it. Sep 09 09 12:50 am Link The Potentate of Love wrote: Sep 09 09 01:20 am Link The Potentate of Love wrote: *facepalm* Never mention acrylic paint on this forum in relation to putting it on a model. Sure way to start a trainwreck ^_^; Sep 09 09 01:22 am Link Miss Okjoo You can make it not run, but you have to powder the living daylights out of it; press it in, powder it again, press it in (with a damp cloth or damp paper towel) & powder it some more. Sep 09 09 07:15 am Link |