Living Art: Special Effects Makeup Series

Specific colors will vary according to the painting:
I'll give recommendations, but no, I don't sell any of these products...

You will need:
* A makeup mirror
* Makeup wipes (get the most gentle kind)
* Eyeshadow in lots of colors (I like the Lisa Frank palette for good rainbow colors. or  Nyx Ultimate Shadow Brights is a good economical alternative).
* Face primer (like Nyx First Base spray primer is what I currently use plus a facial moisturizer) and Eye primer (there are many. No need to get an expensive one... you can even get eye primer at the Dollar store. Concealer also works for this)
* Water-based Facepaint - I like the Mehron multi-colored palettes. Basic gives the most important colors. Basic + Pastel gives everything you need. I've also heard this is a good economical option
* White facepaint - absolutely necessary for these three designs. In addition to a set of facepaint, I have a White Facepaint Creamblend Stick by Mehron - I use it all the time. I also often use white liquid eyeliner.
* Foundation in your own skin color. Honestly, I use Maybelline. 
* Makeup brushes - a liner brush, powder brush, and foundation brush are the most useful. (you can use cotton swabs, paintbrushes, and your fingers if you don't have brushes, though)
* Finishing spray - which we don't just use for finishing - it's used for SFX 
* Glitter in a variety of colors
* Clear lip balm
* Eyeliner - I prefer eyeliner fine-tip markers or liquid rather than pencils, though I also keep some inexpensive eyeliner pencils on hand for drawing designs.
* Easy-off medical tape (for sensitive skin)  - or scotch tape or painter's tape - can be very useful for straight edges