Welcome to VOL.3 of #FrightFemmes15 Halloween MUA Collab with Caro from Blonde2Brunette. We are so excited as it gets closer and closer to Halloween! Thank you for the awesome support so far. It’s been so fun that we kind of want to start next years series already! LOL, TOO SOON?!?!
But for now, get ready for another 6 looks to inspire your halloween spirit (last minute costumes, anyone!?)… From glam to gore, this post will cover it all!
Catch up with our collab in case you’ve missed something here: Intro Post // Vol.1 Looks // Vol.2 Looks
• VOL.3 • CARO’S LOOKS •
• OFF WITH HER HEAD •
I was part of this theatrical tour group Verona. I was given this amazing script to play Queen Elizabeth the 1st. I got to play the queen!!! I didn’t know it was frowned upon, until the day I stepped foot in her kingdom. That was the last step I took…
(Shout Out to Bianca in LA for requesting this step by step look!)
GET THE LOOK:
- Start by paling out your face. I don’t mean Geisha white. I’m going for Rococo era. Mix your foundation with either a clown white or highlight concealer.
- Pink subtle tones for eyes and cheeks. I chose a traditional rose. You can also do lavender, or pale blue on the lids.
- For my lips, I started off with a purple [Up The Amp-Mac], but then filled in with a red to make the neck pop more [Russian Red- Mac].
- After your face is done, begin outlining your neck with black, fill all with black, then with a red liner, fill all with red makeup paint! I used the bruise wheel kit by Ben Nye.
- Using the colors with the bruise wheel (red, mauve, coral, black) I made little half circles. Working out to in.
- Add the white pain for the bone.
- You want to highlight and shadow your neck rim. It makes it pop, and seals the look!
- I used brown shadow, the brown paint( you can use a brown pencil too.).
- did a lil extra shading in the hollows of my throat area!
WIG STYLING :
- I prefer styling long, thick, fluffy wigs.
- I used a headband, bobby pins, and small rubber band to clip and tuck hair.
- With the end of the hair, first tie with a tiny rubber band, and then secure with a bobby pin. It will make it easier to secure than loose hair!
• LOST SOUL •
Legend has it she was waiting for her long lost love to come back from months at sea. She waited for him at the lighthouse, the night he was arriving. She fell asleep with the candle that lay beside her. Unfortunately there was spilt oil close by. No one knows what happened to her since there was nothing left to find in the ashes. The town later rebuilt the lighthouse, which now is no longer in use. Some say on the anniversary of her disappearance you can see a soft glow from the top…
• OBSESSION OVER JACQUELINE •
Jacqueline, was the woman to see at the Moulin Rouge. She was loved by everyone, and she loved them back. Unfortunately that was too much love to give, as jealousy and obsession grew over two men. One night one of them came with a gun, to fight for her love and well… C’est La Vie.
• VOL.3 • LAURA’S LOOKS •
• CRYSTAL MOD •
It’s 2085 and this femmebot has had enough. Everything around her is cold, chrome, and people are lifeless. She found an old book in the abandoned 5th ave apartment across the hall from her freeze lab… “Fashion through the decades: the 1960s.” She’ll now be immortalized with a luxurious soft glow, and a wide-eyed perspective on beauty.
• WEEKEND WITCH •
Living a double life is no walk in the park. But she wouldn’t trade it for the world. It’s not easy concealing the green bags under her eyes before work, but when the weekend hits, she’s free to be in her own element… casting spells and capturing souls.
GET THE LOOK:
- Start by applying your usual foundation/concealer routine. I chose to go 2 shades lighter than my complexion for a more pale look. If you want to add more of a witchy vibe, mix a bit of green face paint in with your foundation to give it a subtle greenish-tint.
- Next, create a really exaggerated set of brows. Drawing little wispy hair like strokes near the fronts.
- Take a cool toned brown eyeshadow and contour your face. Make your nose look as long and skinny as possible by drawing 2 vertical lines down the entire bridge. Deepen the frown lines around the mouth, and create wrinkles on the forehead.
- Use greens and browns to create a really intense smokey eye, bringing it down really low on the bottom, almost creating green under-eye circles.
- Add some thick winged liner and really long, fluttery lashes. Make the look unique by adding shapes or dots to really create a “character” to create your costume/story around.
- Finish off with dark lipstick and you’re done! I chose a really really dark purple that came across looking black anyways! For an extra touch, apply a shimmery green shadow to the center of your lips if you want to maker her more glam.
• PSYCH WARD •
After 10 years at the institution, she couldn’t take another day of distant screams down the echoing hallways and sights of people squirming in their straight jackets. One morning, during her journal writing session, she used her pen for more than a doodle. Who needs eyes or ears when you already see visions in your head?
And that concludes VOL.3. More to come next week! In the meantime, check out the Intro, Vol. 1, and Vol. 2 posts to catch up.
Frank R-Reyes says
Magnifique!