The first step was to pull apart a cotton ball and create our desired cut shape. Once that was finished I stuck it to a clear sheet with my liquid latex.
while that dried I started to apply my foundation along with some highlight and shadow, but this time I only applied highlight to one half of my face while the other only had shadow. I also added some corrective coloring and beauty aspects to the side that had both shadow and highlight on it.
Before I blended this, however, I added a coat of liquid latex to the cotton so that it would have time to start drying.
I then began to hide my one eyebrow while stopping every once in a while to check my cut appliance to see if it was dry.
To hide my eyebrow I started by fanning out the hairs a little bit so that they would not lay heavily on top of one another. Then I added some glue-like goop to them to make them stay put.
The next step was to apply some foundation on top of them. This took several layers and in the end, I could not get my eyebrows completely covered no could I accurately match my skin tone.
Before I started the next step I added another layer of liquid latex onto the cut and had to stop there with it since I would not have time to complete it for the day.
I was, however, able to complete my back eye.
I started with a slightly damp sponge and the yellow from my water-based kit. I added it very lightly onto the area around my eye. (I also accidentally did it on my wrong side of my face oops :( )
Next, I added some purple around the inside of the yellow.
The final step was to add a tiny bit of red to look like burst blood vestles.
BEFORE & AFTER
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