5 Creative Halloween Make up Tips

Don’t know what should you be for Halloween? Check out these amazing makeup ideas to be creative and unique for Halloween!

Everyone loves Halloween – it’s easy to understand why; Halloween allows you to show your creativity in a variety of fun and exiting ways. This holiday season instead of purchasing difficult, claustrophobic masks complete your look with dramatic makeup. Halloween makeup is also cheap and inexpensive and will allow you to be much more creative.  So here are some ideas!

• LOVELY IN LACE

A lace overlay is perfect for ethereal, fairytale-inspired characters. Place a lace fabric swatch over the area you wish to cover (we recommend the upper portion of the face). Hold the fabric down with your fingers or medical tape while you apply cream or powder shadow over the fabric. Once you have enough product, slowly lift away the fabric. You’ll reveal a gorgeous pattern that looks as if it took hours to create! Protect your design from sweat and smudges with a powerful eye makeup sealer.

• THE HARAJUKU GIRL OR GEISHA

This is the easiest look to achieve. Just use a very pink or red blush and a colorful eye shadow to make your lids, temples, and upper cheekbone really pop; blend gently at the edges of your cheeks and about halfway under the lower lash line. Use plenty of mascara, and complete the look with dramatic liquid liner. You can even put on a pair of false lashes to bring the look to the extreme.

• WALKING INTO SPIDERWEBS

Threadlike webs complement any sinister, witchy look. These silky strokes require precise technique, but the effect is glamorously ghoulish when paired with bold false lashes and slicked-back hair. Apply your webs using a liquid, gel, or cake liner with a thinner consistency and a finely tipped brush.

• BLOODSHOT

With pale foundation, black eye liner, and red pigment, it’s easy to vamp up your face while wearing a sleek black outfit. Design a graphic trickle of blood around the eyes with either lipstick or red cream eye liner, and cover the shape with rhinestones and glitter to add texture to an otherwise matte face.

• BIRDS OF PREY

From fabrics to your face, plumage is a stunning accessory. Give your eyes flight by adhering feathers around the outer corners and upper cheekbones. Color coordinate your eye shadow to the feathers and create a bottom-heavy eye liner effect that mimics a bird’s natural eye shape. With some feather extensions and earrings, you’ll be all-avian in no time