#halloween makeup tutorial

[odium-amare]

Halloween 2020 Witch Makeup Tutorial

[c0rrxpt]

My first installment in my 10 Days Of Halloween series is now up on my YouTube channel! Just search C0rrxpt Makeup on YouTube to find my channel! Give this video a thumbs up and share it with your friends!

[caitlynkreklewich]

Today's video is a Makeup Tutorial Inspired by the NEW Jeffree Star Jawbreaker Palette. I'm so excited what I created it turned out INCREDIBLE! I was awaiting the Jeffree Star Jawbreaker Release date to upload this, I had it marked on my calendar! I wanted to include all the colours that you see on the palette, from the package it comes in to the palette cover. I can't wait until I receive the palette to do a review and swatch of it for you all. I love all of Jeffree Stars products from the Magic Star Concealer to Lipsticks. So I have to add the Jawbreaker Palette and Mini's to my collection.

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[showmemakeup]

TINKERBELL GETS HOOKED

I was inundated with requests for more Disney inspired SFX Halloween tutorials this year, so who better than another classic character such as Tink?! All the products used have been listed and linked in the description bar of the video, but you can check out the wonderful brands/companies that kindly provided me with the props, products and outfits for this tutorial below:

Gorilla Props YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/2N9LFOd

ZaKit Wings Store: https://etsy.me/2xQOZc0

The Makeup Armoury: www.themakeuparmoury.com

Tinkerbell Costume: https://bit.ly/2zFPG9B

[beccaraptor94]

NEW VIDEO! HOT TOPIC’S ‘NEVER SLEEP AGAIN’ PALETTE REVIEW!

[madmusemakeup]

Easy, Latex Free SFX Cuts Tutorial

Another tutorial for Halloween! This one is for simple cuts using only paint - no latex, wax, or even fake blood. Steps are below the cut to the cut (get it? ‘cuz it’s a... *ducks tomatoes*). I used costume paint from Party City for these, so they should be accessible for all regardless of budget or experience!

Colors needed for cuts : black, red, white, (maybe blue)

1. Draw a line of red and blend it out where you want the cut. 

2. Draw a thin line of red. (You can stop here for a scratch that doesn’t break the skin.)

3. Carefully draw a line of black on one side of the cut. 

4. Get some white on the edge of your brush and dab it along the cut, opposite the black line.

5. Go over the line again with your bright red. If you want, you can extend it to show bleeding. 

That’s it! From there you can experiment with size, color, etc. In the picture below, I started with black on the middle cut and added the red on top (makes it very defined). For the one on my hand, I made the edges less defined and used blue instead of red to create the line from step 2 (it looks more like a rope burn).

Following the same steps also works for larger cuts. 

Steps 1-2 have one difference: Leave a clean, thin outline around the cut instead of blending out the red. This gives the impression of raised skin.

3. Add your black to one side; if your cut is jagged, remember that the black still goes on only one side of those edges.

4. Tap on the black with your finger or use a brush to blend it into the red just a little. Then use a tiny bit of white for highlights.

[sarahheartsbeauty]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDpVug4_jX8

[callmeb3stie]

Pennywise Inspired 🤡 https://youtu.be/a7eV0UQAyNE