Step 3. Apply the orange, yellow, and blue. Blend these colors over and into the white with your fingertip. Blending the colors into the white area will give an airbrush effect. Don't worry about the outside line. In fact make the coverage area a little bit larger than needed.
Step 4. With Q-tips, draw the outline by removing some of the make-up. Consider the Q-tips as pencil erasers. To reach the sharpest line, twist the Q-tip tightly between two fingers and then moisten it lightly.
Step 5. Paint the half circle cheeks with a small brush and red make-up. Next, apply the baby powder with a big soft brush over all of the make-up. It will set/dry the make-up. Be extremely careful around the eyes! After, thoroughly brush off the powder, this can make a big mess. Do this over a bath tub or outside!
Step 6. Use a small brush and apply the black outlines and accent marks. Try one trick- if you want to make the black flow smoothly, heat it. Using a hair dryer on hot, you can get the make-up to almost a water consistency making it much easier to apply. Be wary of applying hot oil! Then, use the brush around the mouth area, then your finger to apply the rest of the black beard.
Step 7. It's powder time again! Reiterate completely powdering the entire face, including the areas that were already powdered. Stay it to set for a few seconds then lightly brush off all of the powder. Use a damp paper towel to get the rest of the powder off and lightly pat your face, using a clean area of the paper towel for each pat. Then use moistened Q-tips again to clean the powder off of the exposed skin area.
Step 8. That's it! Add a clown nose, fire proof racing clown suit, race car, a great message to be tobacco free. Well, maybe the fire proof racing clown suit and race car will be hard to get, but having the look and the message is all you really need! To crown, there is something else to tell you….. How to get the make-up off!
First use paper towels with some cooking type oil, then wash the oil off
with some soap. Use the oil and then shampoo for your beard.
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