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- Oh, I look terrifying!
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- Hello, everyone!
My name is Sarah and I'm a makeup artist.
Today, we're gonna be turning Chloe into a
"It"-inspired makeup.
So, clowns are really having a good time,
we're having their moment right now
because of the latest "It" movie.
And yeah, I'm really excited.
So, let's go and turn Chloe into a clown.
Yeah. (Chloe quietly cackling)
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So, right now, I'm gonna be putting her hair into pigtailss.
I wanted to give a little bit more of a clowny look.
We're gonna go ahead and get started with the eyebrows.
So, we'll be using a glue stick and a spooly.
So, I go on the reverse direction to get all the glue in,
and then, I go back with a spooly
and comb it in the direction of the hair.
So, we're gonna use Mehron white setting powder.
So then, I'm gonna go to.
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Yeah, okay, and then I'm gonna use a brush
to brush off the excess.
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And I'll do a little bit of color correction
'cause as you can see, if you look closely, you still see
some of the gray of the eyebrows still leftover.
So, I'm gonna go ahead and using a color corrective wheel.
I'm gonna take off of that a little bit on the brush
so there's some color on there.
And then, I'm just gonna lightly.
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Put some powder, we're gonna put some cream on top of that.
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We'll go ahead and,
powder that again.
Okay, here we go.
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And then, we're gonna brush off the excess.
This is a very white like, cream body paint,
like, makeup.
Okay.
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- Ooh! - There it is.
I'm gonna start making the base of her face white.
I'm just gonna go stipple it on a little bit.
Now, with makeups like these,
especially if you're doing something scary,
it's okay if things are not perfect
because you want that roughness,
you want that grunginess of the character.
So, if you do this at home, have fun,
doesn't have to be perfect.
Honestly, it'll look good.
So, because we're gonna be applying
a lot of powder on her face,
which is gonna be the same white powder we used earlier,
I decide to put a cape on
as well as pinned some of her hair back so it's easy,
easier for makeup application.
Press that on, and this helps seal the base.
So now, we're gonna get started on some painting.
So, we'll do the eyes first.
I'm going to start applying it over the lid.
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- [Chloe] I feel like my face doesn't move properly anymore.
- We're not going,
we're not going completely for beauty here.
We want for a little bit more on the scary side.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
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I'm gonna take that, a little bit.
And we're gonna go up over the lid.
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And then, we're gonna be using a black powder,
black eyeshadow powder.
I'm just gonna be blending up the powder paint edges
into the rest of the eye.
And I'm gonna do a little bit of dark eyeshadow here.
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where I'm gonna put the line.
And I'm gonna go ahead and use a mascara.
I want a bloody, more bloody red,
so I'm going to this darker red here.
So, this line's gonna go all up here.
I'm just marking where I need to put my lines.
Yeah, so I can see where I've marked everything.
And then, we're gonna start putting in the lines.
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So, I'm going with the gray,
putting in some little wrinkles here and there.
Making it a little bit more dirty-looking.
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Add some shade to the nose.
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Highlighting some of the cracks.
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We're gonna dab it on, just dab it, dab it, dab it, dab it.
And then, let's get some glitter.
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And then, we'll go over.
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Add a little bit of shine.
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- Oh my God!
Oh, I look terrifying.
Oh my God, ew, that's so good! (Sarah laughs)
Wow.
It's confusing 'cause it's like, a horrifying look,
but like, the glitter is so pretty.
I love it!
(Chloe cackles)
Come here, children.
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