Beyond The Cover - Zombie Boy demonstrates the ultimate concealer by Dermablend

Published: 2011-11-07 by Marina Milojević in Makeup

Concealer is one of the most essential pieces of makeup, used to mask dark circles, pimples, discoloration and other skin imperfections. Basically, a concealer should create the illusion of flawless skin and cover anything that ruins your perfect look. I’m sure you’ll agree that most of the concealers available on the market provide only mild to full coverage, but almost none of them work perfectly: they either end up looking really cakey or simply do not work. Yes? Well, have you tried Dermablend yet?

Beyond The Cover - Zombie Boy demonstrates the ultimate concealer by Dermablend

As a part of their new “Beyond The Cover” promotional campaign, the brand literally transformed a Canadian artist and fashion model Rick Genest, also known as Zombie Boy. You must remember this guy from Lady Gaga’s video for "Born This Way" – the one having his whole body tattooed as a decomposing corpse. In his latest video appearance, Zombie boy actually demonstrates the ultimate tattoo concealer by Dermablend. This amazing video shows just an ordinary urban guy with a couple of facial piercings wearing nothing but a simple grey T-shirt. But, after the T-shirt comes off, Zombie boy begins scrubbing his body with makeup-remover to reveal his excessively inked skin.

Judging by this video, this is the best concealer ever, and perhaps the only one that really does exactly what it claims to do! Sit back and prepare to be amazed.

Zombie Boy, born August 7, 1985, grew up in a suburb of Montreal, Canada. He got his first tattoo at the age of 16. When he was 21, he first came to Montreal tattoo artist Frank Lewis, who is the author of most of tattoos on his body. Rick says that his body art represents the art of a rotting cadaver, and a tribute to horror movies, which he loves: “The closest thing I could get to becoming a zombie was to get tattooed like one. I see my tattoos as celebrating the art of obscenity and the macabre.”

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