It's summertime and blockbuster films are everywhere! In anticipation of the new Dark Night movie, Erik is showing you how to recreate some serious chemical burns on your face! With the help of this tutorial video, you will look just like Harvey Dent aka Two Face!
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I'd say this is a good makeup, but I have a few things to pick at (they are relatively minor and easily fixed). First off the color of the burnt portion is too red. It should most likely be a much darker shade. Second, the line between burned and not, is too definite. A real burn wouldn't be so clean cut. Other then those two things, the makeup was pretty good.
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