Halloween looks, part deux

I couldn't help myself, there are so many creative Halloween costumes that I had to do another post!

This kitty-cat is just a lot of black liner- so easy and yet so dramatic! Pair this with an all-black outfit, black tail, kitty ears and no one will want to cross your path!

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These wiggly eyes allover the face make me laugh and creep me out at the same time. I like the use of various sizes to create a pattern. Eyelash glue would keep these stuck, but I'd be careful about expressions- you don't want a wiggly eye popping off into your own eye!

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Ok if you're seriously makeup challenged, how creepy/cool are these temporary zipper tattoos? No worrying about your makeup smudging or smearing. Just slap these babies on and your ready!

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The Roaring '20's are so popular right now and this headpiece is AH-MAY-ZING! It could even be considered bridal it's so pretty. A dark wine/berry lip lacquer with a delicate winged out black eyeliner would keep this look fresh and modern.

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This Scarecrow look is less dopey and more beauty. A peachy, shimmer-free lipstick for the lips, cheeks and nose and then a black waterproof liner for the rest should be all you need to pull this together.

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So after all that, have you now decided what you'll be for Halloween?

Not your average Halloween looks

With Halloween right around the corner, I thought it would be fun to post some costume makeup looks. I am SO over the witch costume, so here are some adult, creative looks without having to be "sexy nurse". Some of the looks are advanced but I think they're mostly re-creatable. 

I love Minnie Mouse. Red lip, red nails, false lashes and some big ears really pull this look into a grown-up Minnie.

Minnie Mouse

This Bambi, or deer, look has been all over Pinterest and I think it's so cute- especially if you're olive or darker skin tone because then the white spots would be more obvious. I would use a new #2 pencil (with an unused eraser) and dip the eraser into a white, matte cream to get an opaque coverage. This would create even, allover dots.

Who needs Spiderman when you can be your own super hero? Start with a matte red lipstick as the base and then apply the web lines with a black, waterproof pencil. Use blue eyeshadow on the outer edges and you have your own custom Spidey-mask! 

For anyone who's not that savvy with makeup, a pretty mask is always a good idea. This snowflake mask is absolutely gorgeous. Pair it with a glittering, bedazzled flowing white dress and add some body shimmer and you are done!

leather mask from here

With the right gown, a masquerade mask would be beautiful with a black, winged eyeliner, red lacquered lip and gorgeous flowing hair.

masquerade mask

Are you dressing up for Halloween this year?