Normally I’m a rather organised person when it comes to
things like Halloween, but sometimes- like this year- it catches me out and I
have to do some last minute costume planning. The last thing I’ve needed to do
is to think about my makeup, so today I thought I’d show you a really quick,
simple makeup look that is so versatile and can work for lots of different
costumes- no matter what you’re dressing up as.
This look is basically built on dark eyes and a bold lip. It’s
built on the shades of Halloween- black and red- and can work for so many
different looks. Add a nose and you become a cat, add a splash of fake blood
and you’re a zombie. You could be a witch, bat, ghost… anything.
So here are the steps to building up this makeup look.
1.
I began with my normal base- concealer,
foundation and a lot of powder to matte it all up.
2.
I used my Sleek Au Natural palette but basically
any dark/ black eyeshadow will do. I began with applying a same amount onto a
brush and adding a little bit all over the lid. Then I began to layer it up
until I created a smoky black eye.
3.
To make the look even more bold and dark, I
brought the black eyeshadow below the bottom lash line.
4.
Next I add a thick cat flick of liquid eyeliner.
I used the Collection Fast Stroke eyeliner and created an exaggerated flick
(because it’s Halloween and when else can you?).
5.
The next step is optional but I decided to add a
bit of glitter to the eyes. I’ve had this Body Shop roll on for yonks but any
similar product would work. I just think it adds a lovely Halloween touch and
makes your eyes stand out even more.
6.
The last step is lips. I decided to go for red
lips and used a Maybelline lip pencil and Seventeen lip gloss. I think a bold
lip is really effective for Halloween but this look would also work if you did
a really pale lip shade- especially if you were going as a ghost.
What are you dressing up for this Halloween? I am still
undecided on what I’m going as but will probably be wearing this makeup. I’d
love some inspiration! Thanks for reading, have a wonderful week,
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