How was Jim Carrey's makeup done for "The Maskara"?

In the feature film "The Maskara", Jim Carrey's transformation into the playful green-headed deity takes a few seconds. However, removing the magic of special effects and accelerated time, which is, of course, a long process of composition - as the images below, recently leaked out over the internet reveal.

Following is a step-by-step view of Carrey's slow transformation into the rumba-dancing buffoon god who made the effective Edge City cop swing the skeleton - a role that made the actor of a comic contortionist a favorite of Hollywood.

"What huge teeth you have"

And there are some curiosities about the costume: The anti-hero's huge teeth had been placed only on the mannequin; The actor found them so comical that he decided to keep them while wearing the mask - although before that he had spent a good deal of time rehearsing the lines with disproportionate dentures.

Aside from the mask, Carrey also said that the character's yellow suit was inspired by a costume designed by his mother for one of his first stand-up comedy sessions - the first time he appeared on TV.

Another famous makeup by Jim Carrey

Jim Carrey would wear shortly after "The Maskara" a particularly painful new makeup, this one coming in "The Grinch", even after swearing he would no longer use these features in filming. To be transformed into the green, hairy, spiteful creature in the movie, Carrey had to go through makeup sessions that could last up to eight hours.