Vampire Makeup Kit

Arrived in timely fashion. Clear instructions for applying the makeup to create a very creepy effect. People who knew me did not recognize me and I took first place in the costume contest.

As described. Makeup is good quality. Great for the price!

It had everything I needed and it stayed on through the night and it had a great price... used it twice and perfect both times.

This went on smooth but it did take a few layers to get the white we wanted for our Victorian vampire costumes. Lots of compliments and we won the costume contest!!

Great product. Had a lot of fun at the party

Rip-off. Was expecting more for the price...very little white for the face, lasted only a couple of times and then caked

Really nice kit for vampire makeup. You really dont need anything else...all included. Cream makeup, brush for details, blood, eyeliner/eyebrow pencil, finishing powder...perfect. I bought other makeup just in case I ran out or something didnt work...but never had to use it. Used this makeup with scarecrow fangs and demonic yellow contact lenses....effective!

I used this about 5-6 times on my 8 year old with semi sensitive skin. It was a good purchase. We only used the fake blood once, preferring to use the red in the foundation pack instead. I also used the foundation for eyebrows, although the black eye pencil was fine. We didnt try to do any eye liner bc my kid is a little jumpy. We also only used the setting powder once and found the foundation stayed just fine for each event lasting 2-4 hours no problem. I used more sponges from around the house rather than wash out the ones included. The makeup is more purple than it appeared to me in the online picture, but we liked that.

Enough for my son to be made up for multiple parties

I received this makeup kit in good time and the packaging was good. The makeup felt good in quality and it stayed on well all day, with some expected wearing off around the mouth as time went on (eating, drinking, etc). It applied well, smooth and evenly. The only issue that I had was that the picture is a little misleading on the shades of makeup. It looks like you have several different shades of white/gray, but in reality it is more shades of purple. As I was doing more of the horrific undead vampire (Nosferatu), this worked out fine but it is not what I expected from the pictures online. Also, the red is a bit darker than it appeared also, but it still works pretty well especially if you are looking to do dried blood. One other thing to mention that is a bonus is the inclusion of the makeup setting powder. They give you plenty and it really helps keep the makeup the way you want it. Finally, it is good to note that this is creme makeup, which is the go to makeup type for skin. However, if you are going to be applying makeup to a prosthetic, you probably want to look at rubber mask grease paint. Just an FYI to help out those who may not know.