Owl - (Must try Make-Up Looks for This Halloween)

This is the fourth & final Halloween themed #MakeupMonday!! So far we have done The Queen Of Hearts, Betty Boop, A Cheetah & this week we will continue the Animal Trend with a classic Halloween face - The Owl! 

Owl Halloween Makeup
Modeled By: Kelsie Caughlan
Makeup By: Jennie Matthie

Products I Used: 

• Arbonne CC Cream  

• Concealer - Light

• Eye-shadow in shade Ganache (a white with translucent sparkle undertone) - From the Sugar Plum Pallet. 
• Eye-shadow in shade Marple (a deep brown tone) from the Victoria Lake Pallet.
• Sheer Glow Highlighter
• Bronzer

• Bronze Highlighter

• Rose Petal Lipstick 

• It's A Long Story Mascara 
• Candlelight Eye-shadow Pencil (GOLD). not pictured 

How To Get The Look!

Base:

Step 1. I began by applying Arbonne's new 10 IN 1 CC cream over the entire face (which has their world class Primer built right in) 

Step 2. I then applied concealer below her eyes in a V shape, over her entire eyelid (& any areas of concern to you that you wish to cover or reduce)  to create a nice clean light base to apply your Shadow/ future products.

Step 3. I contoured by applying Bronzer to the C shape, along the sides of my nose, chin and outer forehead, followed by the Bronze Highlighter in the same areas!

Step 4. I Then went ahead & Highlighter using Sheer Glow Highlighter below the brow bone, to the tear duct, & below the eyes (following a similar V shape in which you applies your Concealer), to the ridge of the nose, lips (cupids bow shape)  

Owl Halloween Makeup - Get The Look!
Modeled By: Kelsie Caughlan
Makeup By: Jennie Matthie

Face & Eyes:

Step 5. Using a large shadow brush I applied Ganache Eye Shadow over the entire eye lid, as well as extending/blending this shadow all the way down to the top of the cheek bone(s), & continuing up past the eyebrow about 2 Inches blending out around the eyes & nose as seen in the images above!

Step 6. Using the Candle Light eye shadow pencil in gentle stroke outwards creating a soft feathering affect around the eye(s) in a C-Shape, as well as down the center of the nose as shows in the image(s) above. 

Step 7. Boldly fill your brow - I used Maple to fill her's here & though I did it incredibly boldly, I find this colour - when applied with the right intention - is a pretty good standard colour to go to for anyone with dark hair/colouring.

Step 8. I again very quite BOLDLY drew a contouring line down the side(s) of the nose, between the eyes - blending them up and into the eye brows & feathering 
Step 9. Using your Candlelight eye shadow pencil draw a V shape on the tip of your nose to finish the beak shape! 

Step 10. Using an Angle Brush Apply the Maple eye shadow as eyeliner along the top lash line & using an angle brush lined the outer portion of the bottom lash line, softly blending it out into the bottom lashes! 

Step 11. Apply It's a Long Story Mascara to the bottom lashes
Step 12. Finish off the look by applying Feather(s) / Feather Eyelashes which can be found at just about any Halloween / Costume Store! (After this step is finished go over the lash band again with your eyeliner using the Maple E-shadow & angle brush (you can dampen it slightly to enhance the pigment of the shadow) to ensure it is completely covered! 

Lip/Snout:
Step 13. I went with a super simple natural lip - my favourite go to for a natural lip is always Rose Petal  (made by Arbonne), its the perfect pale pink that works perfectly on just about EVERY skin tone & the best part, it that it is a Lipstick, Lip Gloss & Lip Chap all in one pretty tube!!  

Owl Halloween Makeup
Modeled By: Kelsie Caughlan
Makeup By: Jennie Matthie

We had such a HOOT creating this look for Halloween!!

A HUGE Thank You goes out to my close friend, the stunning & creative Kelsie Caughlan! Your support, words of encouragement & copious amounts of inspiration & encouragement means the world the me!!
Happy Halloween Week!!

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