So here’s the rub: Halloween has the tendency to completely sneak up on us. Yes, subconsciously we’re aware the seasons are changing—the days, longer and our coffees, warmer, but somehow each and every year, we find ourselves in a disheveled state of panic the week prior to Halloween. And though you’d think we’d learn our lesson, what

There’s not much that is very spooky about Mexico’s Day of the Dead celebration — unless you count its true significance getting lost amid the makeup mayhem. A beauty fiend myself, I am in sheer awe of the skeletal masterpieces many makeup artists create for Day of the Dead. But I also shudder when I

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Of all the creepy Halloween makeup tutorials on the internet, this one is officially a contender for the most mesmerizing. Beauty vlogger Roxi, aka Roxxsaurus, shared a tutorial for an optical illusion look that makes it seem as if she has four pairs of eyes, two noses, and two sets of lips. Watching it will

Whether you blame your jam-packed schedule, or cop to being lazy, no one deserves to be feverishly scrolling though Pinterest at 4 p.m. on Halloween looking for a last-minute costume. This time is meant for indulging in mini candy bars and the waxy goodness of candy corn, not stressing over what to wear. Luckily, this

New mum Cheryl recently made a return to The X Factor and fans were in awe of how incredible she looked. Now the singer – who welcomed her first child Bear with 24-year-old former One Direction star Liam Payne – has shared her skin secrets and beauty hacks with new mums everywhere. Revealing the product

The bizarre craze has been sweeping Instagram – but we’re yet to see anyone brave the look in public. 2017 has been the year for quirky fashion and beauty – and the bizarre trends don’t appear to be going anywhere anytime soon. Make-up addicts have been flaunting their pom-pom faces on Instagram in recent months.

Robyn uses special effects make-up, as well as other creative make-up looks, as a way of dealing with her mental health issues. WARNING: This video is not for the faint-hearted This is the moment a Wirral girl transforms herself into something from your worst nightmare – and the video isn’t for the faint-hearted. Halloween for

You can’t go wrong with a good ol’ bit of face paint on Halloween, especially when kids are involved. So we asked makeup artist Roseanna Velin to show you how to create this awesome emoji look at home. It’s perfect for any little’ uns you might be planning to take trick-or-treating and – let’s be

Image Source: Instagram user sarahmudle In preparation for Halloween, we’ve been binge-watching scary skeleton makeup tutorials on YouTube. But when we came across this headless costume, we got chills — the spooky, blood-curdling kind that make you sleep with the light on. Australian makeup artist Sarah Mudle used body paint and a bit of liquid