Another look for a 3rd Degree Burn

Ello everyone! I'm back! This tutorial is going to show you another way to create a 3rd degree burn. This is a fun look, that anyone could achieve. I hope you enjoy this tutorial, and good luck! =D

XO XO Mar!lyn Mand!e© ;)

Products that I used:

Spirit's Liquid Latex

Spirit's Bottle of Blood

Black Face Paint

Red Face Paint

White Face Paint

Yellow Face Paint

Green Face Paint

Foundation (Use your skin tone)

I went all out on this one, and tried to re-create the Freddy Krueger burns here. I think it turned out rather well. ^_^

I want to try a total face look with this, and see where that takes me. 

3rd Degree Burn (Freddy Krueger Inspired Look)

Freddy Krueger... My favorite killer of all time. Robert England's character inspired me to create this look. It may not be just like Freddy's burns, but don't forget, this is just an inspired look. Turn yourself into a nightmare, and haunt the teenagers in their dreams. I hope you enjoy this tutorial, and good luck! =D

XO XO Mar!lyn Mand!e© (;

Products that I used:

Toilet Paper

Regular Glue

Face Paint in Red and Black (Purchased at Party City or any Halloween store)

HotTopic's Duo Powder Eyeshadow (In Red and Black)

NK High Definition Eyeshaodw (In Black)

Claire's Designer Eyes Makeup Book 

Home Made Fake Blood

My very first horror movie that I ever watch was the Nightmare on Elm Street as a child. After the first time watching it, I fell in love with Robert England and his famous roll of Freddy Krueger. 

Freddy Krueger (Robert England), inspired me to create this look. The old Freddy Krueger though. When Freddy first started in the older film. When he was actually all bloody and burnt. The newer Freddy is cool, but not as good. Lol! xD