I am here on this platform to show you a fantasy Makeup Artistic inspired by a character from the movie "Pan's Labyrinth" using materials that you can get at home and some cosmetics.

Pan's Labyrinth is one of the movies that I love, I never get tired of watching it I like to follow that fantasy world where Guillermo del Toro takes us with his strange fictional characters, this time I have chosen to represent one that called me very much attention for its appearance so terrifying this character is "The Pale Man".

I will tell you a little about him.

The Pale Man, the secondary antagonist of the epic film Pan's Labyrinth, is a fictional character who had a pale and elastic skin, with an immense appetite for devouring defenseless young children.

In this story, the faun had told Ofelia (the protagonist girl) that she had to recover a dagger that was in the dark lair where this monster had a table with a great banquet with which he lured his victims.

But he had warned her not to eat anything from that banquet and that he would take three fairies to serve as her guide, but the girl could not resist the temptation and ate waking up this horrible monster who could observe her by placing the eyeballs that were on a plate in the palms of his hands as claws and went after her to eat her, fortunately Ofelia could escape from this but one of the fairies was devoured by this horrible monster.

For my makeup, the first thing I took into account was what I wanted to represent, looking for images to guide me.
Once I had my idea, I looked for the materials I was going to use, then I cleaned and moisturized my face in depth so that my makeup would be more bearable.

When I had my face clean and moisturized, I started to apply the napkin on the eyebrows area to cover them I used a paste I made with cornstarch to glue.
In the same way I applied it on the edges of the nose up to the mouth and cheeks and started to cover it with the same paper.

After having the main base ready it was time to paint starting with liquid base I applied it with a thick brush carefully and the next step was to paint the edges of the eyes I made some circles with red watercolor paint bound with black to give a very dark red to simulate blood then I filled with black shadow gel all over the center.

I also made in black tone two holes that would be the nose of this character, and painted his mouth as a square in black tone as a frame and apply white paint in the center in horizontal signature above the lower lip and a little above the upper lip, then playing with the red white and black colors I gave the color that I applied in the gums and I could divide each tooth one by one the rest was to apply black paint to frame the mouth well and in the middle to give depth to it.

I had already seen the face of the pale man, somewhat creepy, only the red paint from the eyes to the cheeks was missing, as if blood was gushing from them to make it more dramatic.

In the palms of my hands I drew each eye, with black and white paint for its pupils and eyelashes and shading.

My son helped me by making scary nails with cardboard and black paint so my fingers would look longer and spookier.
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