Bridal cemetery makeup is a special type of makeup that is applied to the face of a bride who has passed away. This type of makeup is designed to give the bride a natural and lifelike appearance so that she can be buried in her wedding dress.
The first step in applying bridal cemetery makeup is to cleanse the skin. This will help to remove any dirt or oil that could cause the makeup to look cakey or patchy. Next, a primer should be applied all over the face. This will help to create a smooth canvas for the foundation and other products that will be used.
Foundation should be applied next, using either a sponge or brush. Be sure to blend well into the hairline and jawline so that there are no visible lines. Once the foundation has been applied, powder can be used to set it in place and prevent it from rubbings off on clothing or towels.
Next, start with the eyes by applying eye shadow primer all over the lid up to the brow bone. This will help eye shadow stay put and prevent creasing throughout the day. Choose two colors of eye shadow - a light color for the lid and a darker shade for contouring - and apply them as desired. Add eyeliner and mascara, then move on to filling in eyebrows if needed.
For cheeks, use either cream blush or powder blush depending on your preference. Apply it along cheekbones starting at ear level and sweeping upwards towards temples. Lips can be left nude or filled in with lip liner and lipstick as desired; just be sure that any lip products used are non-transferable so they don't rub off onto teeth or clothing later on! Finally, spritz setting spray over finished makeup look to help it last even longer