Kid's Halloween Makeup Tutorial: Lion

To create a base for your lion makeup, begin by dampening a sponge then picking up some of the yellow face paint. Tip: When using dry face paints, be sure to get sponge or brush wet before dipping into paint. Have child close their eyes, then apply yellow paint to the center of their face and blend out.

To create a base for your lion makeup, begin by dampening a sponge then picking up some of the yellow face paint. Tip: When using dry face paints, be sure to get sponge or brush wet before dipping into paint. Have child close their eyes, then apply yellow paint to the center of their face and blend out.

To create a base for your lion makeup, begin by dampening a sponge then picking up some of the yellow face paint. Tip: When using dry face paints, be sure to get sponge or brush wet before dipping into paint. Have child close their eyes, then apply yellow paint to the center of their face and blend out.

To create a base for your lion makeup, begin by dampening a sponge then picking up some of the yellow face paint. Tip: When using dry face paints, be sure to get sponge or brush wet before dipping into paint. Have child close their eyes, then apply yellow paint to the center of their face and blend out. Using the same sponge, add orange to the yellow paint's edges and blend out further to create a blended ombre effect. Apply orange paint like brushstrokes to resemble fur.

To create a base for your lion makeup, begin by dampening a sponge then picking up some of the yellow face paint. Tip: When using dry face paints, be sure to get sponge or brush wet before dipping into paint. Have child close their eyes, then apply yellow paint to the center of their face and blend out. Using the same sponge, add orange to the yellow paint's edges and blend out further to create a blended ombre effect. Apply orange paint like brushstrokes to resemble fur.

To create a base for your lion makeup, begin by dampening a sponge then picking up some of the yellow face paint. Tip: When using dry face paints, be sure to get sponge or brush wet before dipping into paint. Have child close their eyes, then apply yellow paint to the center of their face and blend out. Dip a clean sponge in water then in white paint and apply under eye, angling down the sides of the nose. Add white above top lip, blending out onto cheeks and down chin to resemble a lion's muzzle.

To create a base for your lion makeup, begin by dampening a sponge then picking up some of the yellow face paint. Tip: When using dry face paints, be sure to get sponge or brush wet before dipping into paint. Have child close their eyes, then apply yellow paint to the center of their face and blend out. Using the same sponge, add orange to the yellow paint's edges and blend out further to create a blended ombre effect. Apply orange paint like brushstrokes to resemble fur. Dip a clean sponge in water then in white paint and apply under eye, angling down the sides of the nose. Add white above top lip, blending out onto cheeks and down chin to resemble a lion's muzzle.

To give your child a ferocious lion’s face for Halloween, simply paint a basic orange and yellow face. Darken and thicken eyebrows with black or dark brown paint or shadow. Dip a thin paintbrush into water then coat with a generous amount of black paint. Paint nose black, focusing on the bottom tip. Next, paint a line connecting the bottom of the nose to the top lip, creating a cat-like mouth separation.

To give your child a ferocious lion’s face for Halloween, simply paint a basic orange and yellow face. Darken and thicken eyebrows with black or dark brown paint or shadow. Dip a thin paintbrush into water then coat with a generous amount of black paint. Paint nose black, focusing on the bottom tip. Next, paint a line connecting the bottom of the nose to the top lip, creating a cat-like mouth separation.

To give your child a ferocious lion’s face for Halloween, simply paint a basic orange and yellow face. Then paint their top lip black and extend curving line up cheeks slightly. Paint their bottom lip black, then add black dots to white area above top lip. Add whiskers by brushing white paint in small, short strokes around mouth and cheek area.

To give your child a ferocious lion’s face for Halloween, simply paint a basic orange and yellow face. Then paint their top lip black and extend curving line up cheeks slightly. Paint their bottom lip black, then add black dots to white area above top lip. Add whiskers by brushing white paint in small, short strokes around mouth and cheek area. Add a line of black paint under eyes, angling down the nose to create those striking big-cat eyes.

To give your child a ferocious lion’s face for Halloween, simply paint a basic orange and yellow face. Then paint their top lip black and extend curving line up cheeks slightly. Paint their bottom lip black, then add black dots to white area above top lip. Add whiskers by brushing white paint in small, short strokes around mouth and cheek area.

To give your child a ferocious lion’s face for Halloween, simply paint a basic orange and yellow face. Then paint their top lip black and extend curving line up cheeks slightly. Paint their bottom lip black, then add black dots to white area above top lip. Add whiskers by brushing white paint in small, short strokes around mouth and cheek area.

To give your child a ferocious lion’s face for Halloween, simply paint a basic orange and yellow face. Then paint their top lip black and extend curving line up cheeks slightly. Paint their bottom lip black, then add black dots to white area above top lip. Add whiskers by brushing white paint in small, short strokes around mouth and cheek area. Add a line of black paint under eyes, angling down the nose to create those striking big-cat eyes.

To give your child a ferocious lion’s face for Halloween, simply paint a basic orange and yellow face. Then paint their top lip black and extend curving line up cheeks slightly. Paint their bottom lip black, then add black dots to white area above top lip. Add whiskers by brushing white paint in small, short strokes around mouth and cheek area. Add a line of black paint under eyes, angling down the nose to create those striking big-cat eyes.

To give your child a ferocious lion’s face for Halloween, simply paint a basic orange and yellow face. Then paint their top lip black and extend curving line up cheeks slightly. Paint their bottom lip black, then add black dots to white area above top lip. Add whiskers by brushing white paint in small, short strokes around mouth and cheek area. Add a line of black paint under eyes, angling down the nose to create those striking big-cat eyes. Use a blending brush and brown eye shadow to shade down sides of nose, down the smile crease and chin, and create some brush texture around edges of face to look like fur. Add a few strokes of white to the forehead and chin for added depth and definition.

To give your child a ferocious lion’s face for Halloween, simply paint a basic orange and yellow face. Then paint their top lip black and extend curving line up cheeks slightly. Paint their bottom lip black, then add black dots to white area above top lip. Add whiskers by brushing white paint in small, short strokes around mouth and cheek area. Add a line of black paint under eyes, angling down the nose to create those striking big-cat eyes. Use a blending brush and brown eye shadow to shade down sides of nose, down the smile crease and chin, and create some brush texture around edges of face to look like fur. Add a few strokes of white to the forehead and chin for added depth and definition.

To give your child a ferocious lion’s face for Halloween, simply paint a basic orange and yellow face. Then paint their top lip black and extend curving line up cheeks slightly. Paint their bottom lip black, then add black dots to white area above top lip. Add whiskers by brushing white paint in small, short strokes around mouth and cheek area. Add a line of black paint under eyes, angling down the nose to create those striking big-cat eyes. Use a blending brush and brown eye shadow to shade down sides of nose, down the smile crease and chin, and create some brush texture around edges of face to look like fur. Add a few strokes of white to the forehead and chin for added depth and definition.