#BeautiesOnFire – Dawn of the Undead

It’s time again for another #BeautiesOnFire post, you voted on Twitter and decided that our theme for this week would be easy Halloween looks! Firstly, if you’re unsure as to what this whole #BeautiesOnFire thing is (where have you been hiding?) then please feel free to check out my introduction post below, additionally you may peruse the past themes.

Introducing the Beauties On Fire!
#BeautiesOnFire – As heavenly as Hepburn?
#BeautiesOnFire – Summer Lovin’
#BeautiesOnFire – Take me to Wonderland
#BeautiesOnFire – I solemnly swear I am up to no good!
#BeautiesOnFire – Bold is Beautiful
#BeautiesOnFire – Gotta Catch ‘Em All: Valor & Vulpix
#BeautiesOnFire – 7 Deadly Sins
#BeautiesOnFire – Why so serious?
#BeautiesOnFire – 7 ways to smash your interview
#BeautiesOnFire – Remarkably Retro, Rock and Roll
#BeautiesOnFire – 5 Reasons to Fall for Autumn

As stated above this week is devoted to easy looks for Halloween. In all honesty I weren’t sure which direction I wanted to take this in because I feel I wouldn’t be bringing much inspiration to the table with the usual simplistic choices, then I reflected on what I did last Halloween. Not wanting to buy a new outfit I’d decided to wear my ‘dead schoolgirl’ costume though having had worn it a few times in previous years I were eager to do something a little different. Having not attempted any particular Halloween make-up before this I decided to challenge myself a little and give it a go, settling on a stitched up mouth as is seen above. The thing I love about this look is that you’re able to make it as simple or as complex as you wish by adding in your own extras or using different materials and cosmetics.

For mine I used black thread with a little eyelash glue and made sure to attach the thread to each lip individually as opposed to taking it over my mouth, of course this then enabled me to talk, drink and eat as normal. The whole notion were to make this appear rather messy which then ensures that it’s easy to recreate. For the appearance of tears I put a little Vaseline over my make-up where I wanted to emphasise the fake tears, whilst the blooded mouth wounds were achieved with liquid lipstick. For further details of this look you may check out my post from last year ‘Ghastly Ghosts and Gory Ghouls!’ additionally, the items used for this look are as listed below.

Face:
MAC Studio Fix Fluid – NW13
Primark Liquid Concealer – Ivory
George Silk Finish Pressed Powder – 02 Nude
Revolution Ultimate Eyeshadow Collection (I used shades in black, grey and white)

Eyes:
P.S, Love Sunkissed Eyeshadow & Bronzer palette (darkest one for brows)
Revolution Ultimate Eyeshadow Collection (using shades in black, grey, white and red)
P.S, Love Liquid Liner – Black
P.S, Love Kohl Liner – Black
Rimmel London Kohl Liner – 071 Pure White
Active Cosmetics Eye Creme – Nude 0707 (used this as an eyelid base)
P.S, Love Volumising Ultra Black Mascara
P.S, Love Sultry Lashes
Vaseline

Lips:
P.S, Love Lip Liner – Nude 01
P.S, Love Liquid Liner – Black
The Colour Workshop Eye Pencil – Black
P.S, Love Liquid Lipstick – Nude 10
P.S, Love Liquid Lipstick – Red 13
Revolution Ultimate Eyeshadow Collection (red shades used)
Lash Glue (from the sultry lashes)
Black Thread

As always be sure to check out everything&nothin’ for everyone else’s easy Halloween looks and be sure to check back here to see what other tricks and treats I’ll be bringing to the table in the run up to Halloween! Tweet me any Halloween questions you may have for me to earn a place in my upcoming Q&A, and be sure to leave me a comment below letting me know which is your favourite creature of the night!

With Love,
Disaster Davis x

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