Zombie Princess Jasmine Halloween Makeup

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To create the 3D gash on the forehead, you first need to apply an adhesive. Pros-Aide Adhesive ($24) is the extrastrength glue professional makeup artists use to bind fleshy effects to the skin.

The skin-like product is called Natural Plasto-Wax ($12). It molds similar to putty, so you can place it on the skin then stretch it to create the desired effect. In this case, you want to create a liplike shape that will become an open wound.

Break up a cotton ball and place the pieces inside the wound to give it that infected texture. Seal it all in with another layer of Pros-Aide cream and loose powder. That way your 3D art won't melt while you work on the rest of the face. It also creates a smooth, nonsticky surface for your makeup brush to work against.

"It starts to break apart with the heat of the body," said Rudshteyn. "Even if you do mess up and things start to fall apart, that is OK because that is what really happens to zombies. So it's all a part of the look."

With a stiff liner brush, apply a black paint like Make Up For Ever Flash Color ($19) to give the wound depth. Eventually you will add fake blood over the top, but the black gives the open sore a congealed effect.

Despite the gray skin color, you still need to contour and highlight. Contour the cheeks, jawline, and temples with an olive green color. Then brighten with an iridescent gold and brighter green shade down the nose, on the Cupid's bow, and across the cheekbones.

Even though we've made Princess Jasmine into a zombie, she still has to have her classic cat eye. Start by marking your flick on both sides with eyes wide open. This technique makes sure each angle is symmetrical from the start.

Using a purple kohl pencil, apply product in the crease, and smudge it at the outer corners.

Pile on a bright purple shadow over the liner at the outer corners. Then add a punchy teal shade on the center of lids and inner corners to match Jasmine's blue costume.

Next, apply a dark burgundy waterproof eyeliner on the bottom lash line, and smudge it with the brush. Then apply white eyeliner in the waterline to make your eyes appear extra large. "To make eyes look sunken in, you want them to look irritated but not very red, more like dark circles," Rudshteyn said.

Just like with the shadow, you want to mark the winged eyeliner on both sides with eyes open first. Then sweep the product from the outside inward, using an angled brush like Make Up For Ever Brush No. 172 ($21).

Make sure to bring the wing back around to the bottom lash line, too. Finally apply mascara to the bottom lashes, followed by the top lashes. Doing bottom lashes first ensures that your mascara won't stain the gorgeous eye makeup you've already finished.

Line the lips with a dark brown kohl eyeliner pencil. Yes, eyeliner! The smudgy texture works on the mouth just as well as it does on lids. Then top it off with Make Up For Ever Rouge Artist Intense No. 47 ($20), a muddy brown hue.

We added oversize gold hoop earrings to mimic Jasmine's jewelry.