Blood in the face—weird trend

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Using real blood as a makeup ingredient is not recommended. Blood is a biohazard containing harmful pathogens that can cause infections and diseases. Many safe and non-toxic alternatives are available for creating special effects makeup, such as stage blood or food coloring. It is essential to use caution and common sense when working with any substance, especially ones intended to be used on the skin.

Blood as makeup is a curious trend. All the big celebrities are doing it. To understand why that’s the case, one needs to know about a little movie called Sharknado, which premiered several years ago and was about a shark that escaped from a storm and ended up in Los Angeles. How would it get out of there? Well, it did, of course.

The villain was a jacked-up creature that was brought by the storms. As the city was torn to pieces by the overwhelming weather and rain, it burst out of its ocean vessel. The movie was highly successful; today, everyone talks about blood.

How is it that the beauty industry suddenly decided that blood makes skin look better? There are many theories, but makeup artists believe that blood makes the skin look brighter.

First of all, it’s something that dries the skin and makes it look more awake. You get that blood effect instantly. For example, if you apply blood to your face as makeup, your face will look bruised in a certain way. This effect can last for a couple of days. And if the makeup is done correctly, it will help the skin stay moisturized. It can have that kind of hydrating effect and help you look healthier.

• The makeup is not necessarily the only reason a face looks bruised.
• Second, it’s an improvement to the color. It’s like having a tinted moisturizer on the skin. Some colorists even consider it a makeup secret, for it enhances skin color.
• Third, it’s not a secret that makeup artists are much more creative than ordinary people. To make women’s faces look more attractive, they add blood, toenail polish, and other things to make them stand out.

The makeup industry sees that more people are interested in this product. That’s why the lines for these artists are getting bigger, and more and more women want makeup like the one they see on television.

For some people, however, spending money on makeup could be better. They are questioning what happens when they come out of the house. And have blood and a bruise on their face.

Many people are okay with spending money on makeup, especially if they have doubts. But people are indeed more interested in makeup and makeup trends and are curious about them. The big difference is that makeup artists are allowed to be creative

What does the blood do? When a makeup artist applies makeup to your face, it makes it look like you have a bruise on your face. When applied to the skin on your face, it is covered by makeup, and the bruise disappears.



Every time that makeup artist takes out the makeup after you finish your skincare routine, your face looks bruised. People will think that your face is injured.



Remember that you can tell when someone is shading you with makeup. The face will look darker in the areas where the makeup is applied.



Blood is not contagious but can contain infectious agents such as bacteria and viruses that can cause diseases. It is essential to use caution when handling blood and to follow proper infection control procedures to prevent the transmission of infections. If you have contracted an open wound or a compromised immune system, it is imperative to take precautions to avoid exposure to blood. This includes wearing protective gloves and cleaning your hands comprehensively after coming into contact with blood.

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