Happy Halloween, boils and ghouls!

Hope you're all having a wonderful holiday, make sure you eat lots of candy and watch a lot of scary movies. At least, that's what I'll be doing.
In honor of my favorite day of the year, I created this clown look inspired by my old pal Twisty the clown (American Horror Story fans stand up!)

This was all things I had in my collection already. 
The white, black and red face paint were cream products that I bought from Party City a couple years back. 

Process:
Apply a white base around the face, not going too close to the edge to create a mask-like appearance.
Build up to desired intensity and then set with a powder (baby powder works).
Use black eye shadow and using a brush (or whatever you have handy) create the shape you want around your eyes. Be creative!
Use the black cream to color the shape in and then set with the black eye shadow.
Use red to create a noes and apply to your lips to create that signature clown smile.

The wounds:
This is totally optional but if you want to create wounds along side your mouth (or anywhere else) just follow these steps:
Apply a layer of liquid latex in the area you want the wound (I found mine at Party City.)
Tear strips of tissue paper (no straight edges- the more jagged the better) and place on top of the latex. Apply another layer of latex on top of the paper.
Let it dry. Once dry set it with powder to prevent it from sticking to itself.
Use tweezers to pick open parts of the tissue to create an open wound.
Paint the inside of the tears with black and red to give the appearance of a deep wound.
Add blood and voila!

If you recreate this look send me pics! I'd love to see it.


Stay spooky,






It's beginning to look a lot like Halloween!
For those that love horror and Halloween as much as I do, October is one of the months that's the most fun for us. Scary stories, horror movies and costumes! I love creating different halloween looks and this is a zombie look I created tonight in honor of The Walking Dead coming back! It's really simple to re-create. I used a makeup kit I got from party city, liquid latex and toilet paper, don't forget the fake blood
I darkened parts of my face using reds, purple and brown. Once I got the desired look, I applied a layer of liquid latex and a layer of tissue and applied latex over that. Repeat until desired thickness. I applied the same dark colors around the wounds, opening parts of the tissue to create deeper wounds with a pair of tweezers to create depth. Then- add blood! Something really quick and easy for a last-minute costume. If you're fans of The Walking Dead definitely let me know- let's be best friends!
Stay spooky.




September Style Spotlight:

Casey Holmes


Sorry there was no August spotlight, SO much was happening in August and I got a little off track. BUT, alas, here’s my September spotlight!

My pick for September is the lovely Casey Holmes, or “It’s Blondie.” With over 688,712 subscribers, Casey is definitely a force to be reckoned with in the beauty community. This Georgia peach has had her YouTube channel since January of 2012. Her channel is filled with in-depth makeup and hair tutorials, beauty tips and hauls, and style videos. Casey’s personality shines through in everything she does. Also, she has the cutest dogs, seriously.

I’ve been subscribed to Casey’s channel for about two years now; her videos are creative and very easy to follow if you want to recreate her looks. I love watching her videos and hearing her southern accent slip through because as a girl with a thick southern accent it makes her videos that much more enjoyable. It’s like we’re besties. Check out her channel and go subscribe!

Here’s her latest video:



You can find Casey here:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/itsbl0ndie/
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/itsbl0ndie
Vlog Channel: http://www.youtube.com/caseyholmesvlogs91
Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/caseyhl91


What was your signature look for fall?

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