Halloween Series
Comic Girl
Hey guys! Thank you for joining me today. This will be the last tutorial of this years' Halloween Series. I know...boo hoo! It's so sad. I figure by this point you either have picked your costume or you're sick and tired of Halloween tutorials. So we will be back to our regularly scheduled programming next week. Haha!
I've seen this makeup similar to this over the years and I thought of doing it last year but I didn't (obviously) So we are doing it today!
Let's get comical!
Here is the finished look with a tons of filters. Doesn't it look cool!?!
Starting with a clean and moisturized face, I applied a poreless primer and two layers of foundation.
I blended in my foundation with a Real Techniques Sponge and then applied a light concealer under my eyes. I used Maybelliene Fit Me in shade 15. Then blended the concealer in with my R.T. Sponge.
I set my entire face with this elf powder.
I used the powder puff because I wanted my face to be lighter than it normally is.
I applied a good amount of a matte hot pink blush.
Remember if you are doing this, you are a cartoon so you want everything to be matte.
I applied Milk as a base for my eye shadow.
I chose this matte purple shadow and applied this all over my lid with a flat brush.
Using a black gel liner and a small detail brush, I drew in a line just above my natural crease.
You want to be sure to draw your line just ABOVE your natural crease.
Otherwise, you will smudge the line from blinking.
I applied a brow wax to smooth down my brow hairs.
Then I drew in some dramatic and concerned looking brows.
Using the same brush I drew lines around my face.
You can draw on as many lines as you want to get the look you are going for.
I lined my upper lash line with this black liquid liner and created some lashes on the outer corner.
I created two lower lashes on the lower lash line.
Apply your normal mascara and line your waterline with Milk pencil.
I wanted my comics girl to have an extra girly look so I chose this hot pink matte lipstick.
Outline your lips with the black gel liner. Don't forget to add on your "shine" on your lower lip!
Now you can stop here and be done with her or add on the white dots like I did.
For my white dots I took the Milk pencil and sharpened it so it had a nice point to it. I tried to keep my dots in lines across my face. To do this, I started with a line across my forehead and then continued the rows across and down my face till I was done.
I popped on this funky wig I had from Halloween costumes in the past.
It would be so cute if you added in a colorful wig to play off your makeup.
Here are a few more photos of the finished look...
So sad! haha!
I hope you enjoyed this super fun look! I was really happy with the way that this turned out. In a lot of the photos I saw of these kind of looks the girl had a tear falling down her face. I think that is cute too but I decided to skip that on my look. If you try this please let me know, I would love to see photos of it.
And don't forget to share pictures of your halloween costumes with the blogging group or tag my on Instagram (ADELAWITHONEL) I would love to see them!
We will get back to our normal blogging routine now that the Halloween Series is done. I will link all of the other Halloween Series Post's below.
Until next time...
Xoxo,
Adela
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