Saturday, October 15, 2016

Halloween Look - Previous Year's Makeup!

I just love everything Halloween - of course my favorite thing is doing makeup looks! I thought I would show you guys a few makeup looks from the past few years! 

2015
pop art comic makeup look

Last's year Halloween was a quiet one - my husband had surgery a few days before, so we didn't plan much! I did love that I had a little bit of extra time to create this Pop Art Comic look! 


I created a dark pink and purple smoky eye, with a bold filled in brow. I also kept the lips bright pink! I used black pencil eyeliner to create the comic lines on my face. I also used it to create long lower lashes. I drew in a tear and filled in it with blue shadow and glitter! Last, I created dots with the back of an eyeshadow brush and simple white Halloween makeup.

2014
sugar skull makeup

This year's Halloween was quite for us as well - the whole family was leaving early the following morning for a trip to Florida so we had to have a quiet night! I did make the flower headband with fake flowers from the dollar store, a cheap headband, and a glue gun! 

I love sugar skull makeup and really wanted to try it! For this whole look I used cheap Halloween makeup from those little tubes. It was quick to do, but looking back I do wish that I used real makeup so it would look more precise! Overall, I do love this look! 

2013
minion halloween makeup

Ok, I love my Minion costume! The makeup was really straight-forward for this costume! While it is simple, if you have something over your eyes, you do need to make the makeup bold so it doesn't get lost! 

I did dark brows, bright yellow eyeshadow, and lashes under my goggles! The rest I kept nice and simple - this was great and doubled as a good family costume as well as my husband was Dr. Gru and my son was an evil minion! 

2012
zombie robin makeup

This year's costumes was overall one of my favorites - Zombie Robin, to my husband's Zombie Batman! The actual makeup was quite straightforward, this costume was more about the special effects add-ons! 

For the makeup, I used a light shade of foundation and powder for a light skin colour (I am and the biggest eyelashes I could find (they were not easy with that mask!) I added the face scratch, neck bite, broken arm and leg gash (all pre-made wounds I didn't do them from scratch!) with glue, added liquid latex, fake liquid blood, and fake gel blood to make everything blend in really well! I also added a red contact and a white mesh contact to complete the look! 

Hope this post gave you some Halloween Inspiration! 

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