My Chelsea smile

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Cori L.

Oct 26, 2014

Cori L.

Hey guys! So I did my very own Chelsea smile, I made the prosthetic itself and the fake coagulated blood to go with it. Please feel free to leave helpful tips, tricks, criticism, and you're opinion below. Thank you guys!

Hannah K.

Oct 26, 2014

Hannah K.

I do really like this a lot, but what I'm noticing is that it's very thick on top of the skin. I'd work more on thinning it out, so that it looks like the smile is carved into your face. I'd maybe look at Julia Graf's Youtube video about it, and I'll see if I can get Jackie to respond to this, as she's trained in SFX makeup =)

katie s.

Oct 26, 2014

katie s.

^^

Isabel M.

Oct 26, 2014

Isabel M.

I didn't know what a Chelsea smile was, so I clicked in it... And it scared the f****** s*** out of me! But well done!! It looks se realistic omg!

Cori L.

Oct 26, 2014

Cori L.

Thank you Jacqueline and Hannah!

alexus s.

Oct 27, 2014

alexus s.

What exactly is a Chelsea smile??

Cori L.

Oct 27, 2014

Cori L.

Alexus S- it was a form of torture where they cut just the inside of the lips then they made you scream with pain somehow and the cheeks would rip making a "smile"

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