The Joker | Halloween Makeup Tutorial

Every year I love to do a fun Halloween look on the blog to share with you guys. If you are new here then you should know this girl loves Halloween and I have been dressing up for every Halloween since I was little. Even as an adult I still found Halloween to be fun. Funny story about last year, my husband and I wanted to be The Joker and Harley Quinn but the reverse. I was going to be the female joker and I was going to do this look last year. I was going to glam it up and give it my own touch. However, I was pregnant last Halloween but didn't even know it. I was soooo tired and blamed it on work because I was so busy around that time with the blog. We ended up skipping Halloween and for the first time I didn't dress up. I should of known something was up because I missed Halloween lol. Of course weeks after we found out I was pregnant. So this year I did the female joker. I didn't do it glam like I had intended but I still loved the way it came out. Halloween is so fun!

Here's a quick tutorial on this look and forgive me for missing a few frames but doing this makeup with a baby wasn't easy. So mamma forgot to snap a few pics in the process.

 I purchased a face paint kit from Five below and applied the white all over my face in a very messy way. That's the beauty of this makeup, the messier the better it looks. When applying it on my forehead I tried to scrunch up my face so that the forehead lines would show but for some reason they didn't want to come out. I guess I've done a good job at taking care of those pesky forehead wrinkles lol.

Next I used Maybelline's Master Kajal Eyeliner in black to make a circle over my eyes (to the top of my brows) and started to blend that in. To give it more depth I used a blending brush and any black eye shadow to smoke out the edges of the circle. Again the messier the better!

For the scars on the lips I really wanted to go all out and buy the special effect glue to really make me look like I have a real scars but I couldn't find it in stores. I used Ofra's Liquid lipstick in "Atlantic City" and over drew my lips a bit. Then took a black liner to draw the scars. I used a blending brush to smoke out the black to give it some depth and make it look like real scars as best as possible. Then I took a skinny angled brush and dipped it in the lipstick and went over the scars. Lastly, the paint kit from Five Below came with a small bottle of fake blood and I added that over the scars and around my lips.

"Madness, as you know, is like gravity, all it takes is a little push."

Hope you enjoyed this quick and easy Halloween makeup. What's your Halloween costume? Share below! Make sure you are following me on Instagram so you can see our family costume I will be sharing tomorrow!

XO