MANIC PANIC Goth White Cream to Powder Foundation - White Foundation for Goth Makeup, Cosplay & Halloween - Full Coverage & Matte Finish - Vegan & Cruelty-Free Cream Makeup

I usually use the liquid foundation, but decided to try this out instead for something new. The cream is somehow even better than the liquid foundation!!! This stuff has amazing coverage with a light layer and is the perfect shade for my needs. Can't recommend this enough for my fellow goths!

useful for more than Halloween. I have low iron, this is a good base concealer that covers under my eyes, then I use my foundation for evening out my skin tone.

I have severe hyperhidrosis so this probably isn't the common experience but let it be known I still sweat it all off even with matte moisturizer, proper priming, letting things dry (yeah right lol), a bit of powdering, and setting. The only way this might not happen is if I used a wheelchair/powerchair and didn't have to exert myself and get my immune system all angry by standing up which raises my heart rate a LOT sadly. If you're like me you might have it last for an hour or three if you're lucky but it was pretty much gone after I got out of the venue :/Although I will say the Mehron Clown White lasted a little longer on my skin but not that much longer, it was greasier. With Manic Panic I decided to go light and smooth with my application and didn't really notice much greasiness at all. Using a little goes a long way and I like how it's not as overly dramatic and WHITE WHITE as some of the other clown white products if you smooth it out. You can achieve more of a natural goth/lowkey white with this. Seems to agree with my skin and didn't irritate it which is good - just wish it had more longevity as far as being chronically ill and perspiring goes, but such is life I guess.I did have oil-absorbing blot sheets on hand but when you're at a concert or something and actively trying to blot sweat you're more likely to opt to use a napkin because of the wetness on your face and just being in a crowd of people.And yes, I do wish it was a bigger container for the price but since I don't go out much it shouldn't be too much of a problem as far as usage goes. If you use it heavily and regularly you may run out quicker though

LOVEEE THIS PRODUCT!! I need a life supply of this stuff!

It’s good because it’s bold white so it did make my face white, it blends well, easily applied, but it is just costume makeup so it smears pretty easily, it’s not meant for long time wear the quality is oily texture so it’s just better for Halloween makeup and not long wear makeup

This blends well with a smooth finish. It doesn't irritate my skin. I recommend a setting spray after applying.

This makeup marries everything that was right with the original Manic Panic pressed powder (I'm talking the stuff in the square compact from the 90s) and the MP white liquid foundation. It's extremely light, does not settle in creases, blends well (no foundation lines!), and gives you that beautiful pallid complexion you're looking for. Remember with this, however, that less is more - apply very lightly at first; if you apply too much, you'll look like a mime. You can always add more later, but it's pretty hard to make it lighter once it's already on too thick. You can use the Virgin powder to set it further if you wish, but I really didn't notice much of a problem with it rubbing off easily. I recently attended the yearly convention of a certain popular vampire RPG, and wore this every single day of the convention. I looked very convincingly undead without looking like a circus clown...sadly a few other attendees (all guys - all the girls were in the know about Goth White!) very obviously weren't acquainted with this makeup.Bottom line: this is the perfect makeup Goths of every stripe have been waiting for all these years. You'll love it.

I used this for my Halloween costume as a Mummy. I wore a dress and was basically covered in this, especially my face/neck/arms/chest. It didn't cause any irritation and I only reapplied some on my arms after a long evening/night and a party. I added flat black eye shadow all around my eyes and on my cheek bones, blended a lot, and I looked pretty darn dead... so it definitely did it's job. I applied it with my finger and it was very easy to control how much and where to put it on. I have light brown hair and I added some from my finger to the roots of my hair and it made it look gray and dead, looked perfect with the costume. I had to do some serious scrubbing in the shower in the morning to get it all off my skin and out of my hair but it was worth it. I definitely recommend it, worked great for me.