Halloween Makeup Looks !!HOT!!

Ahead, find 48 makeup-only Halloween costumes that are perfect for beauty enthusiasts at every skill level. And for all you procrastinators out there, these make for a great solution if you need a last-minute look.

"After being heavily inspired by the Joker movie, I wanted to create a look that would sum up the way I understood the character Arthur Fleck," says makeup artist Adaeze Ebeku. "That understanding is what I would describe as 'the art of sane madness.'"

Halloween Makeup Looks

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Grab some yellow eye shadow like ColourPop's Pressed Powder Shadow in Tiki and a brown eyeliner like MAC Eye Kohl in Teddy and you've officially got this easy Halloween makeup look on lock. Simple, right?

Makeup artist Joanna Crauswell used Mehron Makeup's SynWax and Cream Blend Sticks to create Zuko's signature burn around her eye, but you can easily recreate this look at home even if you don't have the urge to splurge on special-effects makeup. We think a deep-red eye shadow topped with a shimmery highlighter (we like Revlon's Skinlights Prismatic Powder Highlighter in Daybreak Glimmer) will work just as well.

Many fans of Netflix's Bridgerton have not only fallen in love with its storyline but its elegant fashion, too. Take some pointers from makeup artist Sara ek and transform into a modern-day English lady-in-waiting with this simple pink eye shadow look. Line the top and lower lids of the eyes with a magenta-colored eye shadow or eyeliner pencil. At the upper lash line, use a pastel pink eye shadow or pencil, then draw a wing with a white pencil in the middle of the eyelid.

Crying in the club doesn't have to look sad. In fact, it can look totally fabulous. Glasgow, Scotland-based makeup artist Aime Stanton takes shedding tears to a whole new level with her neon-pink tears, sparkly pink eye shadow, and pink-tinted brows, all of which you can achieve with a multiuse pigment like Danessa Myricks Colorfix Eye, Cheek & Lip Cream Pigment.

This look is for all the K-pop fans out there. You can pretend to be a star for the night with Kino's colorful "ribbit" cheek makeup from Pentagon's Thumbs Up! promo shoot. To get the shapes of the letters just right, you can use a stencil like this one from Amazon. This minor detail can actually make a major difference in the finished look.

Who would have thought that a Halloween look could be made using such makeup staples? For a concealer that won't budge, try using Maybelline New York Age Rewind Concealer (another Best of Beauty winner) like Hernandez did.

Adding some floral illustrations to your face doesn't have to include painting layers upon layers of paint. U.K.-based makeup artist Whitney Nyamayaro drew the roses onto her face with a brush that has a fine tip.

This Halloween, add four more eyes to your face for a spooky, arachnid aesthetic like Canadian makeup artist Megan Brown. You'll need some blue, white, and deep purple eye shadows for the eyes, a black liquid liner to create the illusion of false lashes (try the Best of Beauty-winning Kulfi Underlined Kajal Clean Waterproof Long-Wear Eyeliner), and a dark, berry-colored gloss for the blood-like lips.

Turning into a punk-rock star for HalloWeekend is easy to do with the right glam, as shown by Los Angeles-based makeup artist Michaella Page. All you need is a glowy base, some shimmery silver eye shadow, black eyeliner, black lipstick, and a fluttery pair of false eyelashes, of course. Then you're ready to rock and roll all night long.

You don't need to be sprinkled with "a little bit of pixie dust" to look like Tinkerbell. U.K.-based makeup artist Leila Nikea turned into one of her favorite Disney characters with little but an easy eye makeup look.

Warning: The following scary Halloween makeup look is not for the faint of heart. For fans of all the Child's Play films, though, you're gonna want to hop on this look ASAP. Makeup artist Chloe Gemma started off with a solid base using Catrice's HD Cover Liquid Foundation and E.L.F. Cosmetics's Hydrating Camo Concealer. Once your base is complete, prepare to create some maroon-colored lines across your face (and some silver stitches drawn on top of those with a metallic eyeliner pencil) to look just like Chucky.

Merge the red eye makeup and dotted eyeliner trends into one scary Halloween makeup situation. After coating your face in a white base, contour using whatever gray eye shadow you have in your collection. For the eyes and lips alike, apply some red eye shadow or face paint (whatever you have on hand), and then draw some blood spatter-esque dots on top using a fine-tipped brush and a slightly deeper red shade.

Juicy sweats were all the rage in the early aughts, but somehow, U.K.-based makeup artist Amber Pinkard made the brand's cheeky aesthetic come to life on her face. "I've always loved Juicy Couture, and what really inspired me [to create this] look was the vintage cherry necklace [pictured above]," she explains. "Graphic liner is a simple and effective way to bring any look together, perfect and adaptable for any Halloween look."

All you really need to look like a decadent '60s goddess is your favorite black liquid eyeliner. "I was very much inspired by Twiggy and her iconic makeup style. In the 1960s, it was all about big eyes, big hair, and bright colors," explains makeup artist Betsy Wells-Deamer. "To reflect this, I used a black gel eyeliner to create a downwards flick making the eyes appear larger and more rounded." For an added bright-eyed effect, line your waterline with a white or skin-tone colored eyeliner pencil.

Makeup artist Mei Pang only used Make Up For Ever's Color Sticks for this heartbreakingly stunning face paint look. Use the creamy makeup crayons (or whatever pigments you have in your arsenal) to draw a large heart in the center of your face. Then simply shade it in and add the other effects, like the winged liner and white lip accents.

This creepy Halloween makeup-only costume is perfect for anyone who loved stippling exercises in art class as a kid. Plus, it doesn't require advanced makeup skills to create dots all over your face. All you really need is a liquid liner like Nyx Professional Makeup's That's the Point Eyeliner to create this dotted extravaganza. OK, and you'll need a lot of patience.

We're back with another easy Halloween makeup look in homage of Y2K pop culture, but this time it's dedicated to singer-songwriter Xtina. Fortunately, makeup artist Christina Yang's technique seems to only require several makeup-bag staples. "I absolutely love how simple and fast this look is! This look is perfect for a last-minute Halloween look because you can be as messy as you want with the smoky eyes and it would still fit the Christina Aguilera vibe," Yang tells Allure.

Makeup for spooky season can be as neutral as you wish, especially if you plan on dressing up as Rosie the Riveter. U.K.-based makeup artist Alexandra Price created this easy look in only 10 minutes, which means you probably can, too. Create some natural-looking freckles with Freck Beauty's Freckle Pen and add a touch of lip gloss with Fenty Beauty's Gloss Bomb in Fussy (which Price used here).

Not to be confused with a cowgirl costume, this farm animal-inspired makeup look by content creator Aniya Smith is not only adorable for the Halloween season, but also flexes your graphic eyeliner capabilities.

Makeup artist Annie Snyder posted her take of Spongebob Squarepants-inspired makeup and it's perfect for Halloween. The look, which features Bikini Bottom's iconic backdrop on her lids, requires bright, highly-pigmented eyeliners and a steady hand.

It may be eight years since the last Hunger Games movie came out, but Katniss Everdeen will forever be a go-to for Halloween inspiration. Here, makeup artist Freja Bermann recreated the heroine's bridal look from Catching Fire using silver and black eye shadow. She used rhinestones along her undereyes as a finishing touch.

Makeup artist Sharon Uwu opted for a graphic liner take on devilish makeup. Uwu says this is "a great choice if you want to go for a low-effort Halloween look but still look cute." Our go-to red eyeliner to recreate a look like this is the Haus Labs Optic Intensity Eco Gel Eyeliner Pencil in Brick Matte.

Jessica Rabbit has plump lips with a shadowy outline, which makeup artist Guelia Lyob created by using KVD Beauty's Everlasting Liquid Lipstick in Outlaw (which has been discontinued) and lining with a black lip liner. Finish off the look with a purple smoky eye and a pair of dramatic lashes. The KVD Everlasting Hyperlight Vegan Transfer-Proof Liquid Lipstick is a more current pick that can still help you achieve this sensual look.

Pamela Anderson's '90s looks are iconic, including this one recreated by Gina Esler-Box. A hallmark of Anderson's beauty is her skinny eyebrows, but don't go grabbing your tweezers. Elser-Box created the brows by layering on concealer and adding a thin brown line using brow pomade.

You could draw last-minute whiskers on your face with eyeliner and call yourself a cat, but this glamorous take on the Halloween trope should have you reconsidering. To get the look, makeup artist Marian Santos used LA Colors Truly Matte Foundation, Anastasia Beverly Hills Soft Glam Eyeshadow Palette, Bad Habit Divine Eyeshadow Palette, and Maybelline Eye Studio Lasting Drama Gel Eyeliner for sketching the infamous feline features that are a nose and whiskers.

If this gallery has taught us anything, it's that the face is the ultimate canvas. So why not not literally treat it as such? Paint your face like the artwork it is with this Picasso-inspired aesthetic, for which makeup artist Destiny Rodgers used face paint by Narrative Cosmetics, Mehron Makeup, Bobisuka, and Snazaroo, plus colored contacts from Moco Queen.

The Joker is one of the most popular Halloween makeup looks, and it's not hard to see why. DIY with Craft Pros Face & Body Paint and Phresh Paint Beauty Painter's Palette, and take it a step further by lining your lips with Revlon So Fierce Black Eyeliner after applying Phresh Beauty's Whine Down Lip Paint. e24fc04721