The base design is that of a typical cat makeup tutorial, but the specific use of colors that perfectly mimic Scar’s fur, as well as the scar itself make this makeup design easy to identify.

Strictly from a design point of view, this entry is very easy to replicate at home, just as long as you at least have the iconic long elven ears. It’s magical, beautiful, and if you plan to win someone’s heart during Halloween, chances are that you will succeed, especially if they have a soft sport for Mother Nature. 9. Half-Face Halloween Makeup – The Soul Stone However, if you find pink to be just a little bit too flashy for your taste, you can always go ahead and swap it for a different color. 11. Glam Halloween Makeup – Golden Glitter One great thing about this makeup idea is the concept itself, so if there happens to be any other famous painting that you’d like to wear during Halloween, you can go ahead and try that out instead. 5. Simple Halloween Makeup – Simple Red

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Trust: Some Halloween eye makeup or a Halloween hairstyle can entirely turn your look into a full-blown costume with very little effort (see: #20, I promise anyone can do it). And you don't even need to be a whiz with a blending brush, either. Just scroll through t his list of 57 Halloween makeup-look tutorials and start practicing—before you know it, you'll be winning best costume. Many people, especially children, can’t wait for Halloween to come around since it’s the only time of year when they can dress up as literally anything they want.

The execution is incredibly simple while the results are undeniably remarkable, and if you want to further enhance the costume’s motif, you can do so by wearing a pair of 3D glasses or simply walking around with a box of popcorn. 14. Halloween Cat Makeup – Disney’s Scar Baby deers are precious as can be, and this look by skincare and makeup creator Kailin Chase is both cute and super easy. Using an eyeshadow palette with a ton of neutral colors, start with a white highlight in the inner corner of the eyes, then go down the side of the nose in an inverted triangle shape. Using a blending brush, apply a light brown shadow on the outer side of the white triangle, blending out to give dimension to the look.To capture the look, go for dewy skin to really play up the wet, thunderstorm concept. Begin with Milk Cosmetic's Hydro Grip Hydrating Primer to create a luminous base, follow it up with the Wet n' Wild Photo Focus Dewy Foundation – we recommend it for the quality and price point — and finally, set the foundation with NYX Professional Dewy Finish Setting Spray. After adding your favorite blush and highlighter, you can begin working on the lighting strike. If pink is more your colour, Barbiecore is going strong, and thanks to Margot and pals, we've been topped up with loads more inspo – including Disco Barbie, President Barbie, Mermaid Barbie and Weird Barbie. There's plenty of Kenergy floating around, too, so you could try being Just Ken for a look that's a little more lols. Beth Gillette is the beauty editor at Cosmopolitan with four years of experience researching, writing, and editing makeup stories that range from Native American makeup brands to microblading. She’s an authority in all makeup categories, but is an expert when it comes to Halloween makeup, thanks to years of binge-watching Halloween tutorials on YouTube. For example, take a look at HawaiiSavingsClub’s Moana costume, and you’ll notice that as far as the makeup itself is concerned, all they needed was some tanned foundation.