Re: OT: Safe halloween makeup

[Guest guest]

> Anyone know of a GFCF makeup to use for a beard? I read the

ingredients on the kits sold and there are 20 different names of

chemicals. Need to be Abraham Lincoln for halloween(not me ,my son)

and he won't wear a beard. Thanks

>

***

I don't know if this is safe gfcf or chemical free (from the eventual

combustion), but I remember as a kid we use to make black on face

with the burned part of a cork. If you take an old wine cork and burn

it on one side, then let it slightly cool off-so you don't burn the

skin-you can spread that on the face. Makes a nice black.

Or maybe you could use children's crayons? draw lines from the chin

and the mouth and then spread it with fingers a bit. Never done it,

you'd have to try it out yourself tho.

Good luck. Cristina-WA

***

[Guest guest]

> Anyone know of a GFCF makeup to use for a beard? I read the

ingredients on the kits sold and there are 20 different names of

chemicals. Need to be Abraham Lincoln for halloween(not me ,my son)

and he won't wear a beard. Thanks

>

***

I don't know if this is safe gfcf or chemical free (from the eventual

combustion), but I remember as a kid we use to make black on face

with the burned part of a cork. If you take an old wine cork and burn

it on one side, then let it slightly cool off-so you don't burn the

skin-you can spread that on the face. Makes a nice black.

Or maybe you could use children's crayons? draw lines from the chin

and the mouth and then spread it with fingers a bit. Never done it,

you'd have to try it out yourself tho.

Good luck. Cristina-WA

***

[Guest guest]

OT: Safe halloween makeup

> Anyone know of a GFCF makeup to use for a beard? I read the ingredients on

the kits sold and there are 20 different names of chemicals. Need to be

Abraham Lincoln for halloween(not me ,my son) and he won't wear a beard.

Thanks

>

I know it's late, but for next year, we used to grease our faces and then

apply coffee grounds!

Love, Becky from OR