1. Clean the face before applying a makeup base on the face and neck. Then follow by applying super white foundation cream. The color has to be whiter than the natural face color.

2. Use your hand to rip up a cotton pad, and then roll one piece into a thick roll. Make its length about the same or less than your forehead from left to right. Apply eyelash adhesive glue as a strip along the forehead (same length as the rolled cotton pad). Stick the cotton roll right on the glue line. Make sure that it is well and truly secure.

3. Repeat step 2, and stick the second cotton roll by making its ends touch both ends of the first roll. While waiting for the glue to dry, use the grey eye shadow to make your eyes look more sunken. Also do this to your eyelid, and laughter lines.

4. Apply black or dark brown eye shadow inside the scar circle on your forehead. Add an additional fear factor by making it seemed bruised with red and purple eye shadow. If the scar looks too flat on the face, use some glue to give some additional texture.

5. While waiting for the glue to dry, apply lip balm to your lips and color with the black eye shadow.

6. Blend together the extra dark coffee and grenadine to get your fake blood. Drop the blood onto the scar and let it run down your face naturally. Touch up the scar with extra red lipstick, and back comb your hair for a suitably wild look. Narisa Pokunchanan.

Makeup by Thanakorn Saengsongsin (Khun Elle Makeup
085-046-4545).

Essentials:

Makeup Base, Super white foundation.
Eye shadows: Black, brown, grey, purple and red.
Cotton pads, Eyelash adhesive glue, red lipstick.
Coffee and red grenadine.