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How to Create Realistic Film Dirt
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2014
- Want to learn pro makeup artist Kim Greene's secret recipe for realistic dirt used in her films like Terminator Salvation, Identity Thief and Pineapple Express? Watch Melissa Street turn into a homeless woman right before your eyes! Kim and Melissa are makeup artists with over 20 years experience in the film, television, live event and print industry.
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Product's used: Aloe Gator gel sunscreen and Mehron StarBlend cake makeup in Ebony
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Never seen anybody get this excited to look like hell before! Haha. Excellent work from your ladies. Absolutely great.
Omg, thank you so much for doing this video! I've been dying for someone to create a tutorial like this because I was wondering what the actual technique was to creating the dirty look on the face for my brother in law's films.
LOVE IT!!!! You have NO IDEA how much I look forward to these videos! Thank you ladies!!
Ginney, you are so sweet! Thanks, Kim
Thank you KIm for giving us these insider tips just amazing!
Also, absolutely love the tiny tips like the wrinkle one :D
Do y'all have any suggestions, book wise, that would go into detail about color theory, skin tones, undertones ect... I'm a self taught artist and sometimes I struggle with matching my clients skin tone. Sometimes it's hard to tell if they are cool or warm tones, olive or if they have ruddy skin. Please help. I just stumbled upon your channel and I'm so thankful that I did because you both have taught me so much already. Thanks and I hope to hear from you soon, Tanya
So cool to learn these things. And you showcased two of my favorite films. Awesome ladies! Thanks Goldie! New subbie!
Looking up these exact products! I am a living history renactor, and have been researching a real person from the 18th century. This is priceless! Thank You. What shade of brown should I order?
"oh look that's dirt!" LOL another awesome video thanks!
Thanks ladies love you both x
You ladies are amazing thank you so much for sharing!💗💗
Very cool, thank you!
Joe Dirt !,lol you two have way to much fun ! thank you for sharing.
this is great!!! thank you so much!
i feel bad taking these amazing tips, should not be free but thanksss
Thanks for this video ladies! Maybe you could do videos on what you like to use for greasy hair and sweat. Can't believe I missed seeing you at IMATS :( Oh and I love the App. I bought an iPad just so I could get it!!!
Wow! Thank you! Please let us know how you are using the app - we like to keep in touch with MUAs who find it useful for their business. Email us: greenestreetbeauty@gmail.com or post on our Facebook page! - Mel
Does ir have to be that sunblock or is there one you can use that won't be prone to making the skin breakout?
i miss your videos :(
I absolutely love how excited we get over the grossest things! XD
YEAAAAAH DIRT!!! YEAH BOOGERS!!! YEAAAAH BLOOD AND BLOODY BOOGERS!
We do love our gross stuff! -kim
Oh I love you girls! So funny :) thanks for your videos! :)
Hi makeup geniuses! what a great video!!! really helpfull
i have a question, i'll be working on a film and we will be filming mostly outside... i wanted to know how sunscreen works with HD technology, could you give me some advise?
Love this channel! and you guys! love from Argentina!
I haven't had any issues with the sunscreens I use. I have heard that some types can be an issue though. -Kim
Thank you so much, Kim!
I only have issues with sunscreens that have a ton of Zinc - it oxidizes the foundation you put over it and it can cast a white sheen over the actor so unless you need them to look really pale, I would avoid those typical sunscreens that are pure white! They are hard to massage into the skin too!
ok, i'll keep that in mind, thank you!!!!
Yes!!! Now let's see some blood next!