This Halloween season, we're continuing our SFX Tutorial Series and have teamed up with talented makeup artists across the world to bring you a series of exclusive SFX makeup tutorials. Now through October, we’ll release step-by-step video tutorials and blogs based on the top requested and trending looks for Halloween 2020. To kick off our series, artist Lola Rose creates his version of two of Hollywood's favorite Halloween characters, Beetlejuice and Miss Argentina.
Before getting started: apply a colorful eye look with glitter for an ultra glam look:
Start with a freshly cleansed face and dramatic eyes. After completing his eyeshadow, he added extra sparkle using Lit Cosmetics Glitter in Afternoon Delight.
For all subsequent steps, Lola Rose primarily uses one Mehron palette to complete the look, along with an assortment of professional brushes to get the detail work just right.
Shop the Look
For a complete list of products used, scroll to the bottom of the page for a more printer-friendly version. Let's get to the tutorial!
Step 1: After completing your eye look, use a makeup pencil to outline the area you'll be filling in later with color.
PRO Tip: Use a pencil that isn't too dark in color and that doesn't smear easily. We recommend the Make Up For Ever Artist Pencils.
Step 2: Add color, and start with the largest areas first.
PRO Tip: Using the Mehron Palette and Mehron Mixing, start with the biggest areas first. This will help them dry faster, and the detailed work will follow. His favorite brushes are from Bdellium Tools, Mehron, Make Up For Ever, and Lit Cosmetics.
For the body:
For the face:
- teal, dark blue, and silver (for shading) and light pink for blush
For the hair:
- black, light pink, violet, and orange
Step 3: Use high quality brushes for the details. They will make all the difference!
PRO Tip: For liner work, he swears by the Bdellium Tools Studio Eyeliner 710 brush.
Step 4: Once you're done with the body, move on to the face
Step 5: Color in the hair
Using black, light pink, violet, and orange, fill in the hair. On the side with light pink, violet and orange, try to do strokes of each shade to mimic real hair.
Step 6: Add color to the other half of your face.
Using a Kryolan TV Paint Stick, create a nice base for the other half of your face. Use the silver from the last step to add depth. Be sure to set with RCMA No Color Powder to lock everything in place. Finish your eyes with false lashes.
It's Showtime!
The List
To re-create Lola Rose’s look, these are the products he used:
- Mehron Paradise Makeup Palette – 30-well, $99.95
- Mehron Mixing Liquid - 4.5 oz, $9.95
- Lit Cosmetics Clearly Liquid Glitter Base – 1.0 oz, $23
- Lit Cosmetics Glitter - Afternoon Delight, $16
- Lit Cosmetics Flat/Liner Duo 5" Brush - $16
- Kryolan TV Paint Stick - 070, $24.50
- RCMA No Color Powder - 3 oz, $12
- Bdellium Tools, Studio Eyeliner Brush 710, $8
Total Cost: $209.40
Visit our YouTube channel for a step-by-step video tutorial of this makeup look. A special thank you to The Official Lola Rose for creating this look and capturing it on film. You may find him and view more of his work on Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter.
More Tutorials
Feeling inspired? We are, too! Enjoy more tutorials from our 2019 SFX Tutorial Series
Comic Book Pop Art by Kelly Tull
CATS with a Twist by Andie Piazza
We’re accepting your videos as part of our SFX tutorial series! Send submissions to marketing@crcmakeup.com for consideration.
Need something specific to create your SFX Halloween looks? Shop Camera Ready’s extensive collection of top special effects brands here. Don’t see what you’re looking for? Contact our Customer Experience Team for a comparable alternative, or to see if we can order the exact product you need.
About Camera Ready Cosmetics
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Today, our team of beauty industry veterans work together to curate the best quality products on the market. We partner with brands who respect the industry and formulate products for true working artists. You won’t find CRC in high-end malls, and we don't wear matching brush belts.
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