Essentially I just tried to create little broken patterns using some black gel liner, then picked out some accents using a white liquid liner in Scribe. Now I knew that the finishing touch would be Helen’s hair so I googled “doll hairstyles” and found this beautiful image from We Heart It. This hairstyle was my favourite and I showed it to Jasmin at Umberto Giannini who recreated it with her own spin. The best part about Halloween is freely being able to dress the way you want to dress during the other 364 days of the year.Thank you Helen for being the ultimate Broken Doll! We absolutely loved her asymmetric interpretation, I think it made the make-up all the more peculiar and beautiful. (Is that just me?) I can’t help but love an over-lined eye, all-black everything, and random glitter on my face for no reason. And on Halloween, I can truly let my freak flag fly without having to explain it to anyone.

Simply draw on the lines through your eyes with a thin makeup brush and connect them to the outer corners of your mouth.

Whenever I choose a Halloween eye makeup look, I always do something that will stand out from the crowd and make sure that my peepers truly pop. If you’re using dry powder eyeshadow for this, wet the brush first so you. There are so many different Halloween makeup looks you can do that require little to no makeup skills. Trust me, if you can draw a semi-straight line or a circle, you can complete most of these looks, so don’t let them intimidate you. Plus, if you find you can’t achieve a look exactly the way the makeup artist did, all the better - find a way to make it your own. The looks don’t have to be exactly the same to convey a spooky message. With these 10 Halloween eye makeup ideas as your guide, grab some liquid eyeliner, find your bedroom’s best lighting, and get ready to play up your eyes with some seriously spooky looks.

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