INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Tricoci University of Beauty Culture showcases Halloween makeup techniques using prosthetics and airbrush, featuring models Marzie the Mermaid and Elliot the Witch.

Daved Dolce, the Regional Director of Education at Tricoci University, along with makeup artist Lee Ruell, demonstrated how to create spooky looks using prosthetics and airbrush makeup. The segment highlighted the importance of skin preparation and the creative process behind crafting Halloween costumes.

Lee emphasized the importance of checking for allergies before applying prosthetics, noting that Elliot has a specific allergy to flour, which influenced the choice of materials used in her makeup.

The process of applying prosthetics and airbrush makeup can take at least an hour, depending on the complexity of the look and whether hair styling is involved.

Tricoci University of Beauty Culture offers a comprehensive educational program that includes anatomy, chemistry, and skin care, preparing students for careers in the beauty industry.

The university provides various beauty services, including haircuts, hair color, microdermabrasion’s, and chemical exfoliations, with Halloween makeup looks available for booking.

David mentioned that the university is among the first to offer head spa treatments, emphasizing the focus on wellness and creativity in the beauty industry.

Lee demonstrated the creation of mermaid scales using fishnet stockings and airbrush, showcasing how simple materials can enhance costume details.

Tricoci University of Beauty Culture continues to innovate in the beauty industry, offering both educational programs and creative services that cater to the needs of the community, especially during the festive Halloween season.

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