Mardi Gras Mask Tutorial

So,  a lot of people requested me do a tutorial on this look.....

Here's the video....check it out!!

http://youtu.be/lJ1L13KgHAc








Mardi Gras Mask Tutorial




Paint your own Mardi Gras mask! Perfect for parties, masquerades, balls, even proms or banquets....you'll be sure to WOW the crowd, with this one-of-a-kind mask!

Hope you like it!!

Aloha,
Rochelle
www.AlohaGlamArt.com

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