To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, cover the entire face with green cream makeup. Define brows with a makeup pencil, and cover lids in mauve eyeshadow. Add liner and mascara for older girls. Next, draw stitch lines on face and neck. Add 3-D prosthetic bolts to neck using spirit gum or liquid latex. Make sure to test for allergies first if your child has never used this product before. Tip: You can get fun prosthetic pieces like these at any Halloween supply or costume shop. Use hair mascara to create black and white stripes, or opt for a pre-styled wig to save time and create a more striking impression. Tip: Don't forget to bobby-pin the wig on so it stays put through playtime and trick-or-treating. Finish the look with a plaid ensemble and fashionable accessories.
purple or mauve eye shadow in dark and light shade
eye shadow brush
black eyeliner (liquid or pencil)
mascara
black yarn
scissors
clear eyelash glue
red liner
red lipstick
prosthetic bolts (optional)
spirit gum or liquid latex (optional)
wig and/or hair mascara in black and white
bobby pins
plaid ensemble for costume
accessories (bracelets, purse, skull earrings)
Apply Makeup Base
Begin with a green cream makeup base. Cover entire face using a sponge (Image 1), making sure to give the skin smooth, even coverage, blending the cream makeup down the neck too (Image 2). Tip: You are changing the color of the skin completely, so this look works for girls with any skin tone.
Green Base for Frankenstein Halloween Costume
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, begin with a green cream makeup base. Cover entire face and neck using a sponge. Using a fluffy blending brush and a light green eye shadow, cover the face everywhere the green cream makeup was applied. Add a touch of pink blush to apples of cheeks. Define eyebrows with brown or gray eyebrow pencil. Cover eyelids with a purple or mauve eyeshadow and blend up to crease. Use a slightly lighter shade at the halfway point and blend the colors together. For older girls who are comfortable wearing eye makeup, add black liner and mascara to top and bottom lashes to define them and make the eyes appear larger. Add stitch lines and bolts.
Applying Green Frankenstein Halloween Makeup
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, begin with a green cream makeup base. Cover entire face and neck using a sponge. Using a fluffy blending brush and a light green eye shadow, cover the face everywhere the green cream makeup was applied. Add a touch of pink blush to apples of cheeks. Define eyebrows with brown or gray eyebrow pencil. Cover eyelids with a purple or mauve eyeshadow and blend up to crease. Use a slightly lighter shade at the halfway point and blend the colors together. For older girls who are comfortable wearing eye makeup, add black liner and mascara to top and bottom lashes to define them and make the eyes appear larger. Add stitch lines and bolts.
Deepen Green Color and Add Blush
Using a fluffy blending brush and a light green eye shadow, cover the face everywhere the green cream makeup was applied (Image 1). Add a touch of pink blush to apples of cheeks (Image 2).
Green Base for Frankenstein Halloween Makeup
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, begin with a green cream makeup base. Cover entire face using a sponge. Using a fluffy blending brush and a light green eye shadow, cover the face everywhere the green cream makeup was applied. Add a touch of pink blush to apples of cheeks. Define eyebrows with brown or gray eyebrow pencil. Cover eyelids with a purple or mauve eyeshadow and blend up to crease. Use a slightly lighter shade at the halfway point and blend the colors together. For older girls who are comfortable wearing eye makeup, add black liner and mascara to top and bottom lashes to define them and make the eyes appear larger. Add stitch lines and bolts.
Adding Blush to Frankenstein Halloween Makeup
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, begin with a green cream makeup base. Cover entire face using a sponge. Using a fluffy blending brush and a light green eye shadow, cover the face everywhere the green cream makeup was applied. Add a touch of pink blush to apples of cheeks. Define eyebrows with brown or gray eyebrow pencil. Cover eyelids with a purple or mauve eyeshadow and blend up to crease. Use a slightly lighter shade at the halfway point and blend the colors together. For older girls who are comfortable wearing eye makeup, add black liner and mascara to top and bottom lashes to define them and make the eyes appear larger. Add stitch lines and bolts.
Define Eyes and Apply Eye Shadow
Define eyebrows with brown or gray eyebrow pencil (Image 1). Cover eyelids with a purple or mauve eyeshadow and blend up to crease (Image 2). Use a slightly lighter shade at the halfway point and blend the colors together (Image 3).
Dark Brows for Frankenstein Halloween Costume
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, begin with a green cream makeup base. Cover entire face using a sponge. Using a fluffy blending brush and a light green eye shadow, cover the face everywhere the green cream makeup was applied. Add a touch of pink blush to apples of cheeks. Define eyebrows with brown or gray eyebrow pencil. Cover eyelids with a purple or mauve eyeshadow and blend up to crease. Use a slightly lighter shade at the halfway point and blend the colors together. For older girls who are comfortable wearing eye makeup, add black liner and mascara to top and bottom lashes to define them and make the eyes appear larger. Add stitch lines and bolts.
Frankenstein Halloween Makeup With Mauve Eyeshadow
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, begin with a green cream makeup base. Cover entire face using a sponge. Using a fluffy blending brush and a light green eye shadow, cover the face everywhere the green cream makeup was applied. Add a touch of pink blush to apples of cheeks. Define eyebrows with brown or gray eyebrow pencil. Cover eyelids with a purple or mauve eyeshadow and blend up to crease. Use a slightly lighter shade at the halfway point and blend the colors together. For older girls who are comfortable wearing eye makeup, add black liner and mascara to top and bottom lashes to define them and make the eyes appear larger. Add stitch lines and bolts.
Pretty Frankenstein Halloween Makeup
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, begin with a green cream makeup base. Cover entire face using a sponge. Using a fluffy blending brush and a light green eye shadow, cover the face everywhere the green cream makeup was applied. Add a touch of pink blush to apples of cheeks. Define eyebrows with brown or gray eyebrow pencil. Cover eyelids with a purple or mauve eyeshadow and blend up to crease. Use a slightly lighter shade at the halfway point and blend the colors together. For older girls who are comfortable wearing eye makeup, add black liner and mascara to top and bottom lashes to define them and make the eyes appear larger. Add stitch lines and bolts.
Add Eyeliner and Mascara
For older girls who are comfortable wearing eye makeup, add black liner and mascara to top and bottom lashes to define them and make the eyes appear larger (Images 1 and 2).
Eyeliner for Frankenstein Halloween Makeup
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, begin with a green cream makeup base. Cover entire face using a sponge. Using a fluffy blending brush and a light green eye shadow, cover the face everywhere the green cream makeup was applied. Add a touch of pink blush to apples of cheeks. Define eyebrows with brown or gray eyebrow pencil. Cover eyelids with a purple or mauve eyeshadow and blend up to crease. Use a slightly lighter shade at the halfway point and blend the colors together. For older girls who are comfortable wearing eye makeup, add black liner and mascara to top and bottom lashes to define them and make the eyes appear larger. Add stitch lines and bolts.
Adding Eyeliner to Frankenstein Halloween Makeup
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, begin with a green cream makeup base. Cover entire face using a sponge. Using a fluffy blending brush and a light green eye shadow, cover the face everywhere the green cream makeup was applied. Add a touch of pink blush to apples of cheeks. Define eyebrows with brown or gray eyebrow pencil. Cover eyelids with a purple or mauve eyeshadow and blend up to crease. Use a slightly lighter shade at the halfway point and blend the colors together. For older girls who are comfortable wearing eye makeup, add black liner and mascara to top and bottom lashes to define them and make the eyes appear larger. Add stitch lines and bolts.
Add Stitch Lines to Cheek and Neck
On one cheek, draw a short line with black liner under eye, angling down toward the jawbone (Image 1). Shade under line with a touch of mauve or purple eyeshadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Next, use black liner to draw vertical stitch lines or, for a super-easy way to make the detail appear more realistic, glue little pieces of black yarn across the drawn line using eyelash glue (Images 2 and 3). Tip: To remove at the end of the night, simply dab makeup remover on top of yarn and peel off. Continue stitch effect across the neck using black liner (Image 4). Shade around stitch effect on neck with a touch of mauve or purple eye shadow to make it appear three-dimensional (Image 5).
Adding Stitch to Frankenstein Halloween Makeup
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, cover the entire face with green cream makeup. Define brows with a makeup pencil, and cover lids in mauve eyeshadow. Add liner and mascara for older girls. On one cheek, draw a short line with black liner under eye, angling down toward the jawbone. Shade under line with a touch of mauve or purple eyeshadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Next, use black liner to draw vertical stitch lines or, for a super-easy way to make the detail appear more realistic, glue little pieces of black yarn across the drawn line using eyelash glue. Continue stitch effect across the neck using black liner. Shade around stitch effect on neck with a touch of mauve or purple eye shadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Line lips and fill in with red liner. Using a rich red lipstick, coat lips. Add 3-D prosthetic bolts with liquid latex or spirit gum, and attach black and white wig.
Yarn Stitches for Frankenstein Halloween Makeup
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, cover the entire face with green cream makeup. Define brows with a makeup pencil, and cover lids in mauve eyeshadow. Add liner and mascara for older girls. On one cheek, draw a short line with black liner under eye, angling down toward the jawbone. Shade under line with a touch of mauve or purple eyeshadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Next, use black liner to draw vertical stitch lines or, for a super-easy way to make the detail appear more realistic, glue little pieces of black yarn across the drawn line using eyelash glue. Continue stitch effect across the neck using black liner. Shade around stitch effect on neck with a touch of mauve or purple eye shadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Line lips and fill in with red liner. Using a rich red lipstick, coat lips. Add 3-D prosthetic bolts with liquid latex or spirit gum, and attach black and white wig.
Add Stitches to Frankenstein Halloween Costume
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, cover the entire face with green cream makeup. Define brows with a makeup pencil, and cover lids in mauve eyeshadow. Add liner and mascara for older girls. On one cheek, draw a short line with black liner under eye, angling down toward the jawbone. Shade under line with a touch of mauve or purple eyeshadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Next, use black liner to draw vertical stitch lines or, for a super-easy way to make the detail appear more realistic, glue little pieces of black yarn across the drawn line using eyelash glue. Continue stitch effect across the neck using black liner. Shade around stitch effect on neck with a touch of mauve or purple eye shadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Line lips and fill in with red liner. Using a rich red lipstick, coat lips. Add 3-D prosthetic bolts with liquid latex or spirit gum, and attach black and white wig.
Adding Stitches to Frankenstein Halloween Makeup
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, cover the entire face with green cream makeup. Define brows with a makeup pencil, and cover lids in mauve eyeshadow. Add liner and mascara for older girls. On one cheek, draw a short line with black liner under eye, angling down toward the jawbone. Shade under line with a touch of mauve or purple eyeshadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Next, use black liner to draw vertical stitch lines or, for a super-easy way to make the detail appear more realistic, glue little pieces of black yarn across the drawn line using eyelash glue. Continue stitch effect across the neck using black liner. Shade around stitch effect on neck with a touch of mauve or purple eye shadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Line lips and fill in with red liner. Using a rich red lipstick, coat lips.
Adding Stitches to Frankenstein Halloween Makeup
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, cover the entire face with green cream makeup. Define brows with a makeup pencil, and cover lids in mauve eyeshadow. Add liner and mascara for older girls. On one cheek, draw a short line with black liner under eye, angling down toward the jawbone. Shade under line with a touch of mauve or purple eyeshadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Next, use black liner to draw vertical stitch lines or, for a super-easy way to make the detail appear more realistic, glue little pieces of black yarn across the drawn line using eyelash glue. Continue stitch effect across the neck using black liner. Shade around stitch effect on neck with a touch of mauve or purple eye shadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Line lips and fill in with red liner. Using a rich red lipstick, coat lips. Add 3-D prosthetic bolts with liquid latex or spirit gum, and attach black and white wig.
Paint Lips
Line lips and fill in with red liner (Image 1). Using a rich red lipstick, coat lips (Image 2). Tip: Go over the natural lip line to make the lips appear larger.
Red Lips for Frankenstein Halloween Costume
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, cover the entire face with green cream makeup. Define brows with a makeup pencil, and cover lids in mauve eyeshadow. Add liner and mascara for older girls. On one cheek, draw a short line with black liner under eye, angling down toward the jawbone. Shade under line with a touch of mauve or purple eyeshadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Next, use black liner to draw vertical stitch lines or, for a super-easy way to make the detail appear more realistic, glue little pieces of black yarn across the drawn line using eyelash glue. Continue stitch effect across the neck using black liner. Shade around stitch effect on neck with a touch of mauve or purple eye shadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Line lips and fill in with red liner. Using a rich red lipstick, coat lips. Add 3-D prosthetic bolts with liquid latex or spirit gum, and attach black and white wig.
Frankenstein Halloween Costume With Bold Red Lips
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, cover the entire face with green cream makeup. Define brows with a makeup pencil, and cover lids in mauve eyeshadow. Add liner and mascara for older girls. On one cheek, draw a short line with black liner under eye, angling down toward the jawbone. Shade under line with a touch of mauve or purple eyeshadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Next, use black liner to draw vertical stitch lines or, for a super-easy way to make the detail appear more realistic, glue little pieces of black yarn across the drawn line using eyelash glue. Continue stitch effect across the neck using black liner. Shade around stitch effect on neck with a touch of mauve or purple eye shadow to make it appear three-dimensional. Line lips and fill in with red liner. Using a rich red lipstick, coat lips. Add 3-D prosthetic bolts with liquid latex or spirit gum, and attach black and white wig.
Add Bolts
Add 3-D prosthetic bolts to neck using spirit gum or liquid latex (Images 1-3). Make sure to test for allergies first if your child has never used this product before. Tip: You can get fun prosthetic pieces like these at any Halloween supply or costume shop.
Frankenstein Halloween Costume With 3-D Bolts
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, cover the entire face with green cream makeup. Define brows with a makeup pencil, and cover lids in mauve eyeshadow. Add liner and mascara for older girls. Next, draw stitch lines on face and neck. Add 3-D prosthetic bolts to neck using spirit gum or liquid latex. Make sure to test for allergies first if your child has never used this product before. Tip: You can get fun prosthetic pieces like these at any Halloween supply or costume shop. Use hair mascara to create black and white stripes, or opt for a pre-styled wig to save time and create a more striking impression. Tip: Don't forget to bobby-pin the wig on so it stays put through playtime and trick-or-treating. Finish the look with a plaid ensemble and fashionable accessories.
Adding Bolts to Frankenstein Halloween Costume
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, cover the entire face with green cream makeup. Define brows with a makeup pencil, and cover lids in mauve eyeshadow. Add liner and mascara for older girls. Next, draw stitch lines on face and neck. Add 3-D prosthetic bolts to neck using spirit gum or liquid latex. Make sure to test for allergies first if your child has never used this product before. Tip: You can get fun prosthetic pieces like these at any Halloween supply or costume shop. Use hair mascara to create black and white stripes, or opt for a pre-styled wig to save time and create a more striking impression. Tip: Don't forget to bobby-pin the wig on so it stays put through playtime and trick-or-treating. Finish the look with a plaid ensemble and fashionable accessories.
Bolts for Frankenstein Halloween Costume
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, cover the entire face with green cream makeup. Define brows with a makeup pencil, and cover lids in mauve eyeshadow. Add liner and mascara for older girls. Next, draw stitch lines on face and neck. Add 3-D prosthetic bolts to neck using spirit gum or liquid latex. Make sure to test for allergies first if your child has never used this product before. Tip: You can get fun prosthetic pieces like these at any Halloween supply or costume shop. Use hair mascara to create black and white stripes, or opt for a pre-styled wig to save time and create a more striking impression. Tip: Don't forget to bobby-pin the wig on so it stays put through playtime and trick-or-treating. Finish the look with a plaid ensemble and fashionable accessories.
Finishing Touches
Use hair mascara to create black and white stripes, or opt for a pre-styled wig to save time and create a more striking impression (Image 1). Tip: Don't forget to bobby-pin the wig on so it stays put through playtime and trick-or-treating. Finish the look with a plaid ensemble and fashionable accessories (Image 2).
Makeup for Frankenstein Halloween Costume
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, cover the entire face with green cream makeup. Define brows with a makeup pencil, and cover lids in mauve eyeshadow. Add liner and mascara for older girls. Next, draw stitch lines on face and neck. Add 3-D prosthetic bolts to neck using spirit gum or liquid latex. Make sure to test for allergies first if your child has never used this product before. Tip: You can get fun prosthetic pieces like these at any Halloween supply or costume shop. Use hair mascara to create black and white stripes, or opt for a pre-styled wig to save time and create a more striking impression. Tip: Don't forget to bobby-pin the wig on so it stays put through playtime and trick-or-treating. Finish the look with a plaid ensemble and fashionable accessories.
Tween Frankenstein Halloween Costume
To turn your tween into a hip Frankenstein for Halloween, cover the entire face with green cream makeup. Define brows with a makeup pencil, and cover lids in mauve eyeshadow. Add liner and mascara for older girls. Next, draw stitch lines on face and neck. Add 3-D prosthetic bolts to neck using spirit gum or liquid latex. Make sure to test for allergies first if your child has never used this product before. Tip: You can get fun prosthetic pieces like these at any Halloween supply or costume shop. Use hair mascara to create black and white stripes, or opt for a pre-styled wig to save time and create a more striking impression. Tip: Don't forget to bobby-pin the wig on so it stays put through playtime and trick-or-treating. Finish the look with a plaid ensemble and fashionable accessories.
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