Double, double boil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble.
Wanna cast some spells this Halloween? Here's a retro look for the witch in you.
But beware!
This look may just leave mere mortals spellbound.
As with all looks, start off with a clean base and then a pale foundation formula. I like CC Cream because it's not too costume-y looking and it moisturizes your skin—perfect for dry autumn weather! (Optional: use a primer and setting powder.)
Products: SCINIC Complete CC Cream
Now we're gonna start the gradiated cat eye. Begin with a eyeshadow primer. Then, line the space just above your lashes and forming a long wing past the corner of your eye. If you need help, check out my tutorial for an everyday cat eye look here!
Products: Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion—Original, Maybelline Eye Studio Lasting Drama Gel Eyeliner—Blackest Black
Here, we can decide how dramatic we want our cat eye to look. For monolids or 1.5-lids, I suggest drawing a line above the first line so that you can fill in the space in between. This will also help widen and brighten your eyes!
To create a gradient, begin by filling in the wing of your eyeliner. End it around the middle of your eye, being sure to end the black at an angle so that there is a softer transition for the next step.
Now, taking a silver eyeshadow, fill in the rest of the eye as shown. Use a brush to blend out the edges to make your gradient look soft and natural.
Product: Maybelline Expert Wear Eyeshadow—Charcoal Smokes (the silver eyeshadow)
To complete your look, coat your lips in a wine red lipstick.
Product: NARS Audacious Lipstick—Bette
And there you have it! A very simple, retro look add some sophistication to that witch costume of yours this Halloween.
Stay tuned for some more looks headed your way!
Writer: Princess
Photographer: Princess
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