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Want to look like a critter walked all over you while you lay prone in the woods this Halloween? You can draw on the paw prints with eye shadow and then do a dramatic smoky eye. The rest of this look is fairly neutral—except the blank-stare contact lenses. Looking for a glam goth makeup look for Halloween? There’s a good chance you already have the makeup needed to create the look.
Then, fill in the spots with a champagne eyeshadow (I'm partial to the Iconic London Glaze Crayon), pop on a black lip, and you're good to go. Vlogger Julia Grafdescribes this Technicolor take on Halloween butterfly makeup as "butterfly fairy," and we'd have to agree. To make this look really pop, Graf first applied white face paint all over her neck and chest. Replicate this look at home using the Vivid Brights Crème Color ($10) from NYX—just make sure you prep your skin properly before applying an all-over face color. This aquamarine interpretation of the classic butterfly vibe is everything we want from a memorable costume and makeup moment this Halloween.
Purple and blue butterfly wings
For this look, your eye acts as the body of the spider with the legs stemming from your lash line. Start off with a dark eyeshadow look of your choice, then use your black and white eyeliners to draw the eight creepy legs. This Halloween eye makeup look is so beautiful I could cry. These glitter tears are perfect for pun costumes (so! many! options!), and it's easier than you think to replicate. To get the look, start by applying a silver liquid eyeshadow over your eyelid.
Every single step is shockingly easy, but the end result looks like a makeup masterpiece. Barbiecore is the moment, so why not bring the undeniably adorable look into Halloween? Grab your favorite pink dress, toss on a blonde wig, and follow this step-by-step pink eye makeup tutorial.
Bat Eyes
Recreate the red version or try using a different main color. You can also make butterfly wings with card and paint. Here we have a butterfly wing design on both eyes. You could wear the makeup as is with a stylish outfit or you can use this makeup to create a fairy costume. Pair with a wig, fairy wings and a dress and you will have one cute Halloween costume.
The weather may not be freezing on Halloween, but you can still be an ice queen. And this is one of those Halloween makeup ideas where you can really have fun with the glitter. Paint your eyelids with icy colors and add tons of glitter so you look frozen. A stark white wig turns you into the queen you know you are. For this rock star Halloween makeup look, use a bit of black face paint to make the star and some rhinestones to add bling. On the other eye, a smokey eye with fake lashes will add the perfect amount of flair.
Halloween Eye Look #4: Spider Eye
This is one of those Halloween makeup ideas that’s both simple and super cool. Grab some lipstick, eyeliner, mascara and face paint to complete your comic book character look. For added fun, get your friends to sport this look for a cool comic-book-themed group Halloween costume. You’ll only need one shade of neon-orange eyeshadow plus a liquid eyeliner to create this pretty neon butterfly makeup makeup.
This time it's for the ultra-'80s purple eye shadow she wore on the Anna Sui runway. All you need to achieve this look for yourself is some pigmented plum shadow. What stands out the most is this bright white liner. To get your liner to look extra snowy, combine MAC's bestsellingPure White ChromalinewithMakeup Geek's White Lies Eyeshadowfor a ice-white finish.
For this one, use eye shadow or face paint to draw lines and dots on your face to mimic the style. This look even has tears, which adds a bit of whimsy. Blue lashes, yellow lids, pink hair, and a smattering of periwinkle butterflies?
One of our favorites to use for creations like this is theKevyn Aucion Emphasize Eyeshadow Design Palette in Magnify ($46). Bonus points if you grab some plastic spiders and clip them in your hair. Step up your Beetlejuice costume to make a whole lewk by committing to a glam eye makeup moment. Between the illusion of spooky shadows and creepy spider legs, this scar/trippy look is perfect for Halloween.
The headpiece is the star of the show here, but we also lust over the simplicity of gold shimmering lids, wispy ink-black lashes, and the perfect nude pout. She’ll take you through creating the transition from light purple to dark purple, which creates a really cute blended effect. Liquid eyeliner and shades of purple and pink eyeshadow will be key for this look. This one features colorful eye makeup with cute lip color. Her face is also decorated with vibrant butterflies. This is a fun and stylish makeup idea that allows you to dress up for Halloween in a cute and not creepy way.
To channel this dark fairy, start with a clean, neutral base on your face—a villain has perfect skin! A blend of red and black shadows, along with strong eyeliner and brows, will add drama. Don’t miss these other DIY Disney costumes that make quite the statement.
But if you really want to take your look to the next level, add fluffy, voluminous false lashes to make your eyelashes flutter just like an actual butterfly's wings. If you have a favorite butterfly, your makeup can be inspired by it. For example, here we have makeup inspired by a Monarch butterfly. It has the beautiful orange color with similar patterns.
It’s easy enough to tap into any of her looks, but the glitter from the Halloween episode is especially beautiful. For this, you can smudge a pastel shadow around your eyes and add some glitter into your lashes and around your eyes. Add highlighter in all the right places to tie it together.
You'll need to free-hand stroke lines across your lid, then add fanned-out lashes for some drama. Whether you're partnering with an angel for Hallow's Eve or going solo, don't just throw on horns and call it done! Go outside of the basic box or, in this case, above your eyebrow, and add a little something extra. Draw on your pointed horns usingColourPop's BFF Liquid Liner in Bright Red($8).
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