04-27-2023, 06:50 AM
But this makeup artist has gone one better, turning her whole face into a Cadbury Creme Egg to celebrate.Get more news about makeup egg wholesaler,you can vist our website!
Hannah Grace, 35, from Hampshire, spent hours painting on the hyper-realistic design, complete with swirled chocolate and the oozing fondant ‘yolk’ that fans love.
On first glance you’d never even spot Hannah’s human canvas underneath, so true-to-life is her work.Using a variety of body paints, eyeshadows, brushes and special makeup, the self-taught MUA creates all sorts of intricate looks, from the likes of Shrek and Mr Blobby to Breaking Bad’s Walter White and Hopper from Stranger Things.
Hannah’s longest project so far took 18 hours to complete, while less complicated pieces tend to take around six hours from start to finish.As well as her Creme Egg transformation, she recently debuted a Mini Eggs look that followers called ‘insane,’ and an Easter bunny that’s almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
The mum-of-one said: ‘People love my Easter makeup, and they always love seeing what I come up with for all occasions.
‘I like to come up with my own unique ideas things that you wouldn’t expect to be done with makeup, for example becoming Easter characters and items relating to Easter is great.’Talking about her process, Hannah continued: ‘I don’t really think about much when doing my creative looks, I just zone into my creative flair and hope the outcome is as good as the concept of the idea.’
The former chef’s fans describe her as, ‘so talented,’ and call her looks, ‘absolutely incredible.’How do you make magic?’ commented one awe-struck Instagrammer. ‘Looks so real.’
Hannah is looking forward to spending the Bank Holiday with her little boy and ‘eating all the chocolate instead of painting it.’
Meanwhile, we’ll still be here trying to work out how she masters these impressive optical illusions.
Hannah Grace, 35, from Hampshire, spent hours painting on the hyper-realistic design, complete with swirled chocolate and the oozing fondant ‘yolk’ that fans love.
On first glance you’d never even spot Hannah’s human canvas underneath, so true-to-life is her work.Using a variety of body paints, eyeshadows, brushes and special makeup, the self-taught MUA creates all sorts of intricate looks, from the likes of Shrek and Mr Blobby to Breaking Bad’s Walter White and Hopper from Stranger Things.
Hannah’s longest project so far took 18 hours to complete, while less complicated pieces tend to take around six hours from start to finish.As well as her Creme Egg transformation, she recently debuted a Mini Eggs look that followers called ‘insane,’ and an Easter bunny that’s almost indistinguishable from the real thing.
The mum-of-one said: ‘People love my Easter makeup, and they always love seeing what I come up with for all occasions.
‘I like to come up with my own unique ideas things that you wouldn’t expect to be done with makeup, for example becoming Easter characters and items relating to Easter is great.’Talking about her process, Hannah continued: ‘I don’t really think about much when doing my creative looks, I just zone into my creative flair and hope the outcome is as good as the concept of the idea.’
The former chef’s fans describe her as, ‘so talented,’ and call her looks, ‘absolutely incredible.’How do you make magic?’ commented one awe-struck Instagrammer. ‘Looks so real.’
Hannah is looking forward to spending the Bank Holiday with her little boy and ‘eating all the chocolate instead of painting it.’
Meanwhile, we’ll still be here trying to work out how she masters these impressive optical illusions.
