Create a Sweet Dia de Lost Muertos Sugar Skull
Becoming a ghoulishly pretty calaverita (like this on, by Yolanda Bartram) isn't as difficult as it seems if you've got the right tools. An inexpensive Face Paint Kit ($6) is, of Read more
This Scary Pumpkin Face Paint Is Frightfully Good
Eep! This evil Jack-o'-lantern face paint is seriously scary. Face painting artist Lone Wolf Kirkegaard created the spooky design and is letting us show you how she did it. See how she made this creepy pumpkin come to life below. View 3 Photos ›Photo 1Photo 2Photo 3 Photos courtesy Lone Wolf Kirkegaard Read more
Get This Wonderfully Witchy Makeup in 5 Steps
Scary witch is a classic Halloween costume, but all the cobwebs and cackling in the world aren't as creepy as some frightening face paint and a prosthetic nose. Face-painting artist Yolanda Bartram from BodyFX in New Zealand created this great witch makeup in just a few minutes. She's shared a straightforward step-by-step tutorial for creating the look with just a fake nose, faux warts, adhesive, Read more
15 Awesome Last-Minute Halloween Face Paint Ideas
If you're still looking for an amazing Halloween disguise, I've got some great last-minute ideas that'll have your friends impressed no matter what kind of party you're going to. These 15 ideas range from the lovely to the downright creepy, and almost all of them require nothing but a face painting kit. So click through for some instant inspiration. Photo courtesy Lynne Jamieson Read more
This Face Painter Created a Gruesome (Fake) Wound
You don't need a special effects kit to create a Frankenstein-worthy forehead. Face painting artist Lone Wolf Kirkegaard created this gruesomely cool design in a few minutes using nothing but paint and her free-handing skills. Curious to see how it all came together? Just click through to see her process from beginning to finish. Photos courtesy Lone Wolf Kirkegaard Read more
Doing Drugstore: FX Special Effects Texture Dirt Texturizing Paste
As I know from firsthand experience, it's easy to spend a small fortune on hairstyling products. After all, salon products are pricey, and it's hard to know if they work unless you try them a few times. One of my stalwarts is Dirt Texturizing Paste by Jonathan Product, which is designed to give your hair a slightly dirty look. Writes stylist Jonathan Antin on the label: "There's something Read more
