1. Keep the costume out of direct sunlight.

2. Avoid contact with religious objects or holy water.

3. If you believe that your costume has been cursed by a witch, do not wait to seek help from an expert in the field.

4. Check for any blood or other bodily fluids that may have stained the costume and clean them immediately to avoid having to replace the costume at a later date.

5. Remember that your vampire costume is an investment that can be used for years to come if properly maintained.

Vampire costumes are a popular choice for Halloween. But how do you make sure that your costume looks its best? Here are some tips to help you maintain your vampire look throughout the years:

1. Clean the fake blood stains out of your shirt, cape and cravat regularly. Letting the fake blood dry and harden in the fabric will cause permanent discoloration, and nobody wants that!

2. You’ll want to keep your fangs in good condition, too. If they become bent or chipped, you can use a small hammer to fix them back into place (this also works for minor damage to your plastic top hat).

3. If you’ve really gotten into the role of being a vampire, then you’ve probably developed a taste for human blood. If so, then be sure to drink only from high-quality donors (i.e., those who have been screened by a licensed doctor).

4. It’s important not to get carried away with your role-playing; after all, real vampires don’t exist! Remember not to scare people too much with your costume or attack anyone with real fangs (fake ones are fine). Also try not to drink too much blood – it’s messy and there’s always the chance it

Use only the finest materials. This is where a lot of people go wrong. They hear “vampire” and they think, “Oh! I’ll just go to a thrift store and throw something together.” Wrong! You want a costume that will last. You want a costume that you can wear with pride.

Go with linen and silk, not polyester or nylon. Even if you have to shop second-hand, make sure you’re putting together a quality outfit – one that will keep you looking your best throughout the years.

Never wash your costume in hot water. Hot water is known to break down the delicate fibers of fine fabrics. Instead, wash on cold – or better yet, spot-clean and air dry when possible.

Invest in regular treatment for your cape and other accessories with vampire repellent spray. This relatively inexpensive product will keep your cape fresh and wrinkle-free for years to come!

Don’t forget to treat yourself right! A vampire costume is nothing without a proper vampire to wear it. Eat right and treat your body like the temple it is – you’ll be happy you did when you look in the mirror every morning!

It’s that time of year again. As the fall comes, so too do the ghosts and goblins and vampires. There is no worse feeling than when you’re at a Halloween party, in full costume, and you realize that your vampire costume isn’t quite what it once was. You want to look your best when you descend the stairs to Dracula’s castle and enter the ballroom, where all the other vampires are drinking blood (perhaps from a wine glass).

Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here are five important tips for keeping your vampire costume fresh for years to come:

1. Don’t get blood on your collar. This one may seem obvious, but it happens more than you think. If you’re not careful about drinking blood from a wine glass (or even directly from a neck), it can leave a nasty stain that is nearly impossible to get out. If possible, consider using a cocktail napkin to protect your clothing from stains.

2. Keep up with your fangs. Nothing can ruin an evening like fangs that have become dull or broken over time. We recommend taking them out every night before going to sleep and putting them into a glass of water (not fang cleaner – water!) before going to bed.

With the popularity of modern vampire-themed movies and television shows, more and more people have been inspired to dress as vampires for Halloween, costume parties, and other occasions. Since there is a wide range of styles available when it comes to vampire costumes and accessories, it can be difficult to choose the right one for you. Luckily, there are a few things that can help you decide on the perfect vampire costume for your next big event.

1. Don’t Forget the Fangs

Even though this may seem obvious, many people think that they can get by with just any old fangs they find at the local party store. While there are some decent options available in these places, to truly look like a vampire you should look into getting custom dental fangs. These fangs will fit your mouth perfectly and look much more realistic than what you’ll find at most party stores.

2. Consider Your Hair

How do you normally wear your hair? If you usually wear it down, then you should probably consider wearing it up or pulled back in a ponytail when wearing your vampire costume. This will help to show off any makeup or accessories that you might have on your face. Another option is to use temporary hair dye to make all or part of your hair black or another

1. Get professional fangs.

Cheap plastic vampire teeth just don’t cut it in a world of modern vampire literature and film. You need to chew on people’s necks, you need to pierce skin, you need to drink blood, and you need to do it in such a way that no one will forget the experience. The best thing to do is to get a set of custom fangs made by a dentist.

2. Wear black nail polish and lipstick.

This may seem like an obvious suggestion, but few people realize how much difference the right color makes. I would recommend black matte, but if you want something a bit more daring and colorful, try black with flecks of red glitter.

3. Wear contacts and darken your eyes with eyeliner.

Doing this helps you achieve the “sunken” look that will really bring out the vampire vibe in your costume. And it’s not as hard as you might think… just follow these simple instructions and I promise that it’ll be easier than you thought possible!

4. Be sure to get all your makeup done before putting on your cape/cloak/other garment of choice. This is especially important for those of us who are very tall and have long fingern