So you’ve picked up your first pair of vampire fangs, or maybe you just got a refill kit for the teeth sitting in your drawer and it’s time for a refresher. The goal here is really simple, you want to make those vampire fangs stick to your teeth so you can wear them around comfortably. Here’s our guide to how to

Is it a goblin, is it a monster? Call it what you will; we did this fun, quick out-of-kit makeup look to celebrate St. Patrick’s day! Step 1: Apply prosthetic pieces We had some latex abrasion in our kit, so we thought they would be perfect for this! Apply them in clusters around the face to create some gross 3d

In this quick tutorial, we are going to show you how to apply an encapsulated silicone prosthetic. This includes preparing the skin, gluing down the prosthetic, blending the edges to the skin, blending with paint & makeup, and adding additional affects like blood and gore.

From more extreme versions like Tim Curry in Legend and Dave Grohl in The Pick of Destiny to almost-human Peter Stormare in Constantine, depictions of the devil have a VERY wide range. For our makeup look we went with a nice middle ground that captures a bit of everything.

Spirit Gum is a classic “old school” adhesive that has been around since about the 1870’s. It is derived from mastic gum and is harvested from the mastic evergreen shrub or tree. Spirit Gum has been used as a glue for almost everything – from special effects appliances to hair pieces. It’s a particularly popular product in the theatre community!