I’m
Lita Sheri Peer, from Birmingham, Alabama. I slay hair/makeup, and I am a pet caretaker. I am also a self-taught, upcoming, SFX artist.
Lita Sheri Peer, from Birmingham, Alabama. I slay hair/makeup, and I am a pet caretaker. I am also a self-taught, upcoming, SFX artist.I love my cats & going to concerts. I graduated from Aveda Institute Birmingham in 2012. Since then I have worked in Aveda salons and other freelance jobs, creating desired results for my people!
Along the way I have been published in several magazines for editorial makeup/hair, such as B-Metro Magazine, Good Grit Magazine and Turn Magazine. I’ve been fortunate enough to have had opportunities doing hair for fashion designers, such as Nanette Lepore & Rebecca Minkoff.
I have also had the pleasure of being a guest hair and makeup artist for Birmingham Fashion Week 2014 & 2016!
Step 1: A
pply scar wax to desired area (You can pick this up at most Halloween stores or make your own, mix with foundation to match your skin).
pply scar wax to desired area (You can pick this up at most Halloween stores or make your own, mix with foundation to match your skin).Step 2: Build up the area enough so you can create your wound and give a swelling effect.
Step 3: Use a tool/utensil with a rounded end to smooth edges into skin. You can now also start molding the shape of your wound!
Step 4: Now paint! I suggest grease base paint or a “bruise color pallet” from any Halloween store. Liquid lipstick/eyeshadow can also help create this look! 
Step 5: MAKE IT GROSS! After you are completely done painting, drip fake blood on your wound to your satisfaction!
Tip: Make your own fake blood with corn syrup and red food coloring! 
Stay spooky!
Visit Lita at Dragonfly Salon Located in the Historic Lakeview District 205.488.9818
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