Embrace the one night a year when more is always more. Channel a vampire, a witch or a creation entirely your own with inky eyeliners, dramatic false eyelashes and vampy lipsticks, then turn up the intensity with chrome, glitter and colour-rich pigments. Lock it all in with a setting spray — and when the clock strikes midnight, let our makeup removers do the heavy lifting.
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HALLOWEEN MAKEUP FAQS
What makeup do I need for Halloween?
Skip the costume shop — the best Halloween looks start with makeup you'll love long after 31 October. Begin with a primer and your go-to base, then build the drama: a waterproof eyeliner for sharp, graphic shapes, a deep berry, black or red lip and lashes or mascara with serious volume. Finish with chrome liners, multi-use pigments or glitter, and seal the deal with a setting spray.
How do I make my Halloween makeup last all night?
Prep like a pro. Apply primer before your base, choose waterproof and smudge-proof formulas for eyes and lips, then set your complexion with a setting powder. Mist with setting spray to lock everything in, and stash a lipstick and cotton buds in your bag for touch-ups between parties.
How can I create a Halloween look with everyday makeup?
Think beyond special effects — your makeup bag already holds plenty of potential, and our guide to the best Halloween makeup looks is full of ideas to get you started. Pair a pale base, smoky eye and deep berry lip for a classic vampire. Go witchy with green and black shadows and a razor-sharp liner. Or swap your usual neutrals for an eyeshadow palette in jewel tones and sweep glitter across lids and cheeks. Always choose glitter made for cosmetic use — never craft glitter — and read up on how to keep your Halloween makeup safe before you start.
What's the best way to remove Halloween makeup?
Melt it away. Massage an oil or balm cleanser into dry skin to dissolve waterproof liner, mascara and long-wear lipstick, then rinse and follow with your usual cleanser for a thorough double cleanse. Press tape lightly over any stubborn glitter before cleansing to lift it away. Find our favourite formulas in this round-up of the best cleansing balms.