Super Sunday: "Scott McCall" Contouring Makeup Tutorial

Have you ever wanted to be a "teen wolf"?

Or just learn some basic contouring? Here's your chance.

Start with a fresh face. Wash and moisturize your face, put in any contacts you might need (for Scott, I just put in my plain ones), and pin back your hair.

Apply your regular foundation. Blend with a sponge.

Product: Too Cool for School Pudding Aqua Shaking BB

Next apply a darker foundation on the areas indicated. Again, blend with a sponge. 

Product: Wet n Wild Coverall Cream Foundation 818 Light/Medium

 Powder your lips to give them a more neutral tint without completely losing color.

You want to look more masculine, not sick.
Product: Faceshop Phytogenic Infinite Powder Foundation NB25

 Make a 'fishy face' and contour along your cheek with a bronzing brush and powder bronzer.

Apply along all the indicated areas. You may need a eyeshadow brush for some areas.
Product: Wet n Wild Color Icon Bronzer 739

Create more angles and depth with darker powders and eyeshadow.

Keep within bronze and dark brown shades. Apply in the areas indicated.

Product: e.l.f. Healthy Glow Bronzer Matte Bronze,

e.l.f. Spring 32 Piece Eyeshadow Pallete Warm

With either light foundation or eyeshadow, highlight the areas of your face as indicated.

This will create an even starker contrast.
Product:  e.l.f. Spring 32 Piece Eyeshadow Pallete Warm

With eye liner darken/thicken your brows.

Product: Stila Stay All Day Liquid Eye Liner Black

Since you have a lot of layers of make up on, I recommend setting it. I like to use Urban Decay's De-Stick Makeup Setting Spray (Oil Control). But any setting spray or powder should do the trick.

Well then, this concludes this simple tutorial.
Just throw on a wig and a Beacon Hills hoodie and you're all set to fight off alphas, kanimas, and creepy old grandpas.

Writer: Potato

Photographer: Potato

Model: Potato