The video is a tutorial on how to create a Samara costume from the movie "Rings." The creator starts by altering a dress to make it look old and distressed, using techniques such as cutting, tearing, and applying paint and tea stains.
They then move on to applying makeup to their model, Leah, using airbrushing and prosthetic cream to create a pale, undead look. They also use cream makeup to add lines and darkening around the eyes.
The next step is to create a creepy, waterlogged skin texture using a combination of silicone and cap plastic. The creator applies multiple layers of these materials to Leah's arms and legs, creating a wrinkled, decaying effect.
Finally, they style a wig to create a messy, matted look, and add some final details to the costume. The end result is a convincing Samara costume, complete with a creepy, undead appearance.
Here are the extracted facts:
1. The creator purchased a cotton-made gown from eBay for the tutorial.
2. The creator cut the lace detail off the bottom of the sleeves to make the gown look more like a dress.
3. The creator used an earthworm tool to create holes in the dress.
4. The creator used acrylic paint to give the dress a distressed look.
5. The creator used a strong tea solution to stain the dress.
6. The creator mixed dirt powders with water to create a dirt effect on the dress.
7. The creator used Bluebirds white alcohol airbrushing paint as a base color for the skin tone.
8. The creator used Skin Illustrator green to counteract the oranges and pinks in the skin tone.
9. The creator used a Pasha hater brush to airbrush the skin tone onto the arms and legs.
10. The creator glued the eyebrows flat across the face using Alice's 5 adhesive.
11. The creator used a cotton tip with acetone to dissolve the edges of the cap plastic.
12. The creator applied a layer of prosthetic cream around the eyebrows to disguise the edges.
13. The creator powdered the prosthetic cream to remove its stickiness.
14. The creator sealed the prosthetic cream with Bluebirds matte sealer thinned with isopropyl alcohol.
15. The creator airbrushed a pale off-white color onto the face.
16. The creator used a watercolor brush to apply dark moss color to the skin.
17. The creator airbrushed dark grays onto the hands, arms, feet, and legs.
18. The creator added darker rotting spots using light mode from the Complexions palette.
19. The creator airbrushed veins using an Iwata hcc airbrush.
20. The creator used cream makeup from the Ben Nye ultimate effects palette to darken the eyes.
21. The creator created cat plastic sheets using Neil's materials cap plastic diluted 50% with acetone.
22. The creator applied a layer of skin tight silicon to the arms.
23. The creator applied cat plastic over the top of the silicon.
24. The creator mixed up the silicon by waist, using 50% of Part A and 50% of Part B.
25. The creator applied the silicon to the arms using a large tongue depressor.
26. The creator crinkled the cat plastic to create a creepy texture.
27. The creator repeated the process of applying skin tight silicon and cat plastic to the legs.
28. The creator neglected to apply the skin tight silicon and cat plastic to the back of the thighs.
29. The creator finished adding final details to the toes and legs.
30. The creator styled the wig to create a creepy look.