Zombies aren't getting as much attention as vampires or werewolves these days, but they're just as darkly entertaining. Bring zombie love back this Halloween by dressing up as this really gross, rotting, bloody zombie.
Freak out friends and scare away beloved family by creating pallid skin, rotting teeth, and torn-off pieces of skin. Lovely, at least for Halloween.
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1 Comment
how easy is it to remove and hat do use to get it all of the dark pigment off i did the make-up for the haunted house in elizabeth city and i used foodcolorring and regular cream makeup and they were complain it was hard to remove any advise
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