Halloween 2016: Vampire Makeup Tutorial
To be totally honest with you, I'm not too fussed about Halloween. I've only been celebrating it two times in my life, and both were in England. Last time was in Erasmus two years ago, and this year (on the 29th unfortunately because that's Saturday and the best day to party). Last time I didn't bother too much about my makeup, but this year I wanted to make the effort of coming up with something fun. I settled for dark colours and body paint (well, body liner haha), and this is the result! A sort of vampire like makeup look.
No need for special costume makeup to create this look, you can do it with all you've got in your drawers! So let's get straight away to the tutorial, shall we?
Halloween Vampire Makeup Tutorial
Step 1 | The Face
First off, I started with a foundation lighter than my actual skin tone, to give it that slight white, sick vampire complexion. I used the Dream Velvet Matte foundation by Maybelline, which is great because it has a medium coverage that helps to give that very even finish.
I then filled in my eyebrows with black eyeshadow, and prolonged their natural line down to the side of my eyes for a more dramatic effect. Finally, I used that same eyeshadow (which, by the way, is Creep from the Naked Palette 1 by Urban Decay) to contour my cheekbones slightly and draw lines across my nose as well. Later on, I added a touch of pink blusher on the apples of my cheek to give a bit of colour to that dreary face!
Step 2 | The Eyes
The base colour on my mobile lids is Blackheart from the Naked 3 Palette, a beautiful black shade with reddish pink glitter in it. It isn't the most pigmented shade unfortunately, so you might have to apply a lot to have a dark finish. Then I used my H&M eyeshadow in the shade Sahara Dawn in the outer corner of the eyes, and I blended out the colours up to the inner corners. These shades are really easy to blend out, and it doesn't have to be really neat - it's a Halloween look after all! On the browbone, you might want to apply a highlighter shade - I used the shade Strange from the Naked 3 Palette. I used my H&M eyeshadow on the whole waterline.
To finish the eye look, I applied some black eyeliner from Kiko, and made it pointy in the inner corner to make it look more dramatic. My mascara is the Lash Sensational from Maybelline, which I love (and you can find my full review of it here).
Step 3 | The Lips
For my lips, I wanted to go for something really dark. Because I don't have black lipstick (but now I really think I should get one because it looks kinda awesome!), I used my Kiko black eyeliner again. I lined my lips and filled them in half way, then I used the lipstick Dark Side by MAC in to fill in the centre. To make it look even, I advise putting lipstick all over, on top of the liner. It will create a natural gradient effect.
THE BODY MAKEUP
To finish up the look I decided to draw some spiders and a cobweb on my shoulder, to make it scarier. No fake blood or anything because I didn't want it to get too messy, so a black eyeliner does the trick! It's better to have someone help you out with the spiders, the result will be neater. The final look is a sort of vampire/spider queen! I am wearing an all black dress to match. And that's a wrap!
What will you be dressed up as this Halloween? Are you going to celebrate?
Lots of love,
Julia x
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I love this Halloween makeup look! Your eyeshadow is blended so perfectly and the cobweb and spiders on your shoulder is such a great idea :)
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Thanks Sarah, I'm glad you liked it! xx
DeleteThis is such an amazing Halloween beauty tutorial - well done!! I adore your eye makeup and you've done a brilliant job on the spiders (they're definitely creeping me out haha).
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Thank you Gabrielle! Spiders are so creepy, it was actually incredible that I managed to drawn them on myself and stay cool about it :P xx
DeleteOkay, why couldn't I have come across this post yesterday haha, I love this look, ps, the base is stunning!! Have a lovely day ;)
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You can keep the idea for next year, if you're stuck :P Thanks Trishna, have a lovely day too! xx
DeleteOh wow this is such a glamorous look - I'm sure you could wear this look outside of Halloween as well for going out (just without the spiders). You're so talented!
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Thanks so much Deborah! It would indeed look good as a night out makeup in general I guess :D xx
DeleteThis is so lovely and easy! I´d wear that smoky eye on a non-Halloween evening too! Now I wish I had done something a bit more special for Halloween! Til next time I guess!
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You can definitely keep this look for next year if you like it :D thank you Athena, I LOVE your name by the way it's so cool! xx
DeleteHalloween makeup is so fun to do!
ReplyDeleteI really like your look! Love the color of the lips too!
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Yeah it's always fun to do something a little different! xx
DeleteWell done. I love the eye makeup, and it looks like a great result. Happy weekend. /Madison
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Thanks so much Madison, and have a great weekend yourself! xx
DeleteAhh, i love this idea!!! I like your eye makeup! The addition of those little spiders are too cute! :)
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Thanks Shaira! Although I have to say, you're the first person who tells me the spiders are cute :P xx
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