cosmetics as it features a thick applicator, but if you wish you could continue using the Too Faced liner I mentioned in Step 6. In this tutorial, I used the Intense Ink Eyeliner by e.l.f. Pick a thick ink eyeliner and outline the bottom part of your nose to create a “cat-like” look. With a highlighter brush, apply a generous amount of the same highlighter to the cheekbone and skip using blush. Then, connect those parallel lines with the lower side of the eyebrows and soften the line with a blending brush.Īpply a thin line of highlighter (I used Wet n Wild MegaGlo Illuminating Palette) in the middle of the nose to visually elongate it and make it look thinner.Įmphasize your cheekbones by applying a contouring shade underneath your cheeks. Let’s contour your nose so it looks more cat-like.įirst, pick up a small eyeshadow blending brush and paint two parallel lines on the sides of your nose with your favorite powder contouring product (I used Chocolate Soleil from Too Faced by NikkieTutorial The Power of Makeup palette). cosmetics, which is so perfect for creating out-of-the-box full-lash looks. In this tutorial, I used the Dramatic Lash Kit by e.l.f. Pick the most dramatic eyelashes you have in your collection and apply them using hypoallergenic glue. Add just a little bit of the same glitter under the brow. Just leave it as it is.Īpply a good amount of white glitter on the inner corner of your eye. Do not fill in the space between the golden eyeliner and the crease of your eyelid with any other eyeshadow. Pick your favorite glittery black eyeshadow and emphasize the crease with it. Outline the inner lid with a golden or green liner, such as a Basic Eyeliner from e.l.f. For this tutorial, I picked the Irresistible shade from Too Faced by NikkieTutorial The Power of Makeup palette and applied it with an Inglot angled brush (you can also use an eyeshadow stick such as e.l.f.
My rule of thumb is that this golden line is approximately twice as thick as the one we created with black eyeliner. Pick up a bit of a golden eyeshadow with an angled brush and paint an extra-thin line on your upper lid. Elongate the inner corner of your lid so your eyeliner is almost touching your nose and keep the line all the way toward the tail of your winged eyeliner. Using the same eyeliner, start working on the lower lid. This time, keep the outer corner of your liner much more dramatic than you usually do, but don’t let the outer corner of your brow touch your winged eyeliner. Then, pick your favorite thin black liquid eyeliner (I used Too Faced Sketch Marker) and outline it the way you usually do while creating a winged eyeliner look. I used the shade Ivy from Too Faced by NikkieTutorial The Power of Makeup Palette. Today, our eye makeup will be a bit more comprehensive than usual, so be prepared to spend a good 15 minutes on your eyes only.įirst, pick a large eyeshadow brush and apply a translucent shade of ivory eyeshadow all over your lid and under the brow. My current favorite product is Eyeshadow Primer Portion by Urban Decay that I apply with my fingertips all over my lid. All I have to mention here is that I would go for dark brown or black brows for this Halloween look.Īpply your favorite eyeshadow primer so your Halloween look lasts all night long. It’s eyebrow time! I don’t want to spend lots of time here explaining how I usually do my brows since you can read my step-by-step brows tutorial in this post. I picked a new Fit Me! Concealer by Maybelline New York in shade #10 Light and applied it with my all-time favorite concealer brush by e.l.f.
For the purposed of this tutorial, I picked an affordable medium to full-coverage Conceal + Perfect 2-in-1 Foundation by Milani in shade #01 Creamy Vanilla that I applied with my beauty blender.Ĭoncealer is a must for this look, so choose wisely.
If you have by any chance a slightly lighter shade foundation in your collection that you barely use, Halloween is a good time to give it a go, as a little bit of a “ghostly” look is actually preferred on All Hallows’ Eve. Pick your favorite full-coverage foundation and apply it thoroughly all over your face, neck, and ears. Since Halloween is all about having fun and taking lots of photos, I decided to use Smashbox Photo Finish Primer to create an oil-free, durable basis for my cat makeup look.
#Easy cat face skin
Start by applying a makeup primer on your skin that creates a matte effect. This year, I prepared for you an easy to repeat cat makeup tutorial – as it’s been the most requested look last year. Halloween is one of the most exciting holidays of the year for me, as I love experimenting with makeup and shocking my friends with my extravagant costumes.
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