Cosplay-related Question

[firebird-88.livejournal.com]

This is a long shot but... to anyone that has had experience cosplaying C.C. (or cosplaying in general) what would you use to draw the red Geass on her forehead? I need something that can wash out by the next day (so not Sharpie, sadly) but will stay on and (hopefully) won't be smeared by bangs or sweat during the day.

Any suggestions? ^^;;;; 

Comments

[tiassa]

That's exactly what they invented stage makeup for.

[ryans-cupcake.livejournal.com]

you could be cheap and not do it. I mean the fringe covers it.

[despedia]

I... I used a lipstick. Though it was a very quick thing and I had to be C.C only for 1 hour and a half so it was ok, but I'm a afraid for longer times it's not ok, expecially because sweat might ruin it all.
Since I'll cosplay her again on another con I was thinking of one of those... err... pencils? For the lips. this to be more precise! I still need to give it a try though, to see how long it could last.
I'll let you know if it work!
(and yay for cosplay, expecially C.C cosplay! XD I hope you'll have your lulu 'cause I don't and it's saaad ;_;)

[lenainverse.livejournal.com]

I'm planning on being C.C. at next year's cons, and I was going to use something like these (http://stageandtheatermakeup.com/bnpalette.htm) since I need to also color my eyebrows green I figured I'd buy a facepainting set. ^^ I've found with other kinds of makeup that if you put some sort os foundation under it, it will stay on better. I think I'm going to coat my face in skintoned foundation anyway, since I have freckles to hide, so I'm not anticipating any big problem with it staying on, but if it doesn't work for my test runs, I'll get a makeup sealer (http://stageandtheatermakeup.com/bnseal.htm) (and, definitely, a strong makeup remover. XD)

Good luck with your cosplay!!

[mashuro.livejournal.com]

You could draw it on paper, cut it out, then find some way to stick it on.(real cheap lol) :')