With autumn comes the time when evil witches and bloodthirsty vampires cavort at carnival parties. Are the carnival costumes ready yet? The final touch, so to speak, the personal touch to the costume, is given by appropriate make-up. Take a look at a selection of different ideas for Halloween make-up for witches! Choose exactly the right styling that suits your magical transformation!
Applying make-up is fun - and no longer just on festive occasions, carnivals such as Halloween and Mardi Gras, street parades and theme parties are also popular occasions for extravagant make-up. And hardly any other costume is as popular as the witch costume. No matter whether forHalloween Party, on Walpurgis Night or witch covens - sorceresses are popular. There are now many variations of witch faces - and there is something for every taste.
Model the nose and chin for a witch's face
With witch makeup you are simply an eye-catcher. The right accessories make a traditional Halloween costume a real party hit. Great wigs and hats are suitable for this, but also make-up accessories to create a long and crooked nose, a wart on your face, etc.
How to make up a witch's face, you canread here.
Creepy witch make-up is a challenge: after all, the make-up should look scary and yet attractive. To create the witch's make-up that spreads fear and terror, you will need: witch make-up in strong tones, glitter hairspray, effect contact lenses, tooth polish, fangs, eye shadow in olive green and brown, skin-colored powder or highlighter, a dark lipstick, small plastic Spider and eyelash glue.
But the witches don't necessarily have to be ugly and disgusting. Beautifully made-up witches can also attract attention and even be attractive - such as: B. in the Disney films. Instead of a wart, a small spider or blinder's lenses also provide the desired creepy effect.
The Snow Queen with white make-up
Maleficent – The dark fairy
