Halloween Pumpkin Makeup Tutorial

Here's another Halloween make-up! Halloween Pumpkin Makeup Tutorial

Every single product in the make-up is available for purchase in my webshop Creativemakeup.se and the make-up was so sjuuukt durable haha. After min skeletal makeup then I knew it was hard to wash off, then I jumped into the shower and thought my face was clean - but then when I stepped out and looked in the mirror I quickly realized that was not the case haha.

This time I therefore took a make-up mirror with me into the shower to easily see when everything was gone. I took a shower, rinsed my face with the shower at quite a high pressure, checked the mirror and the make-up looked exactly the same, rubbed my hands on my face, and the make-up looked exactly the same haha. Great when you need a durable make-up but damn how unnecessary it felt to me who just put on make-up, took photos and jumped into the shower! I had to wash the bathtub when I was done :)

What do you think? :)

Here is my step by step Halloween Pumpkin Makeup Tutorial:

Start with a comprehensive base e.g. gloMinerals Pressed Base Foundation.

2. I like to work with "regular makeup" on the face as I am much more used to it than e.g. greasy makeup and think it's much easier to get nice without it feeling like a face painting for children haha.

But eye shadows and the like do not adhere as well to dry skin, and you can not apply eye shadow primer all over the face. That's why I sprayed a lot of Pixi Glow Mist all over my face to make the shadows stick better, it worked just fine!

I want to emphasize that this Pixi Glow Mist does not get a bit sticky on the face if you use a normal amount of spray :)

3. Looks almost like I tried to paint a beard haha. I paint the contours of the mouth with one black eye shadow (THIS), because if you start with an eyeliner right away, it is much harder to change if you are not happy with the shape at once.

Fill in with black eye shadow as well.

5. Use a top to draw a few lines towards the eyes

6. Orange eye shadow around the mouth and up towards the eyes, Paese Neo eyeshadow (663)

7. White eye shadow along the cheekbones to brighten up, Paese cashmere eyeshadow (601)

Black cream eyeliner for sharper edges around the mouth, and a little in the filling for a more carbon black and durable result. Kryolan HD Cream Liner (Ebony)

8. White eye shadow as details around the mouth, (THIS)

9. Then it's time for eyes and eyebrows!

1. Eyeshadow primer, Pixi eye bright primer
   Form a small triangle in the corner of the eye with black eye shadow, Paese cashmere eyeshadow (602)
2. Mark the whole shape with black eye shadow (does not necessarily have to be this sharp, I just wanted to show clearly how large an area the shadow should be on for the eyes to feel more triangular like a Halloween pumpkin)
   Black eyeliner along the waterline, Paese Linea Automatic Liner (black glam)
3. Orange eyeshadow in the middle, Paese Neo eyeshadow (663)
4. Black eye shadow on the outside and inside of the eyelid
5. Fade out all black eye shadow
6. Black eyeliner, Kryolan HD Cream Liner (Ebony)
   And pull the shadow down a little towards the lines under the eye
7. White eye shadow in the corner of the eye and under the eyeliner, Paese cashmere (601)
8. Orange details along the crease, out of the corner of the eye and under the eye
9. Black mascara on all lashes, Magnetic lash mascara

Clear!

10 Put orange eyeshadow in the forehead, a little more intensely over the eyebrows. I left a small space just above the brows as well to emphasize them more. Paese Neo eyeshadow (663)

A little black eye shadow as two lines over the eyebrows as well, so that the face shape becomes even more like a striped pumpkin. (THIS)

Then the whole look is ready! Halloween Pumpkin Makeup Tutorial:

I made my nose Kryolan HD Cream Liner (Ebony) also and matte black eye shadow on top, (THIS).

The hair and neck / décolleté are sprayed with Vision Haircare Cover Up (Black) (Adlink) and so I made orange loops in my hair by taking a hair loop, putting it against the orange eyeshadow, putting my thumb against and pulling all the way down to the tops. Very simple indeed!

Hope you were inspired! I think it's fun with Halloween make-up that does not require advanced effect make-up but can be made with regular products you can use all year round :)

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