Ice queen make up request-advice please

[cas_star]

Hi

A friend of mine is celebrating her 21st birthday and is going to her fancy dress party as the ice queen. I have been sent the following picture from her and asked to recreate it. Please can anyone advise what I can use to get the glitter to stick to her face please xx

Any help would be most appreciated!

Thanks

Claire

 

[totalbeautyabz]

I've seen crystal tattoos in ellisons. Would something like that work?

 

[KayaPapaya]

I'm not a makeup geek, but something like Ben Nye Glitter glue may be helpful. You'd need to check it was ok to use on the face.

My non-pro version was Stargazer glitter glue.

Sure someone will be able to advise of the correct pro product for you!

 

[emzil16]

Looks like a chunky glitter, you can get different sized glitter from craft type websites, you need to be careful though as a lot are not suitable for round eyes etc , I'd use a mixing medium or glitter glue as mentioned above

 

[Kellyamua]

Ben Nye glitter glue is great! I've been using it for years and never had a problem!

 

[tawnsta]

Lit glit is brilliant for this x

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[salj]

I could be wrong but I think the ben nye glitter glue is not eye safe. I might have some so I'll check.

Spirit gum or eyelash glue might be good.

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[Lil'Gem]

If you are using glue then I would suggest you use a washable glue as standard body glue is not suitable on the face. This is mainly due to the fact it lasts approx 7 days and needs alcohol (or similar) to remove. Facade bodyart sells washable glue and cosmetic grade glitters that are suitable for use on the face.

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Do not use craft or nail glitters on the face. They can cause damage to the eye due to the shape of the individual pieces. They may also cause a skin reaction and transfer colour :/ Your insurance is unlikely to cover you if you are using not for purpose products.

Cosmetic grade Mylar flakes are great for this type of look too. I recommend you use a setting spray on final design to minimise glitter loss