Halloween Makeup to Bring Your Costume to the Next Level

I have personally used Mehron makeup in the past. Last year, I dressed up as Ursula from The Little Mermaid, using Mehron's purple shade. Just wet your brush before application to activate the makeup. I covered my whole face, neck, chest, arms, and hands. It lasted all day. Buy Now

After you apply all of that face and body paint, you need to set it. Mehron is none for their professional costume/studio makeup. Buy Now

Like Mehron, Ben Nye is another well-known studio makeup brand. If you are going for a full-on gory makeup look, you'll need some blood. Ben Nye's Fresh Scab is a thick gel consistency, which makes it easy to work with. Buy Now

Liquid latex is key for those super gory looks. It can be tricky to work with and removal is a process that can take some patience, but the effect you'll get is amazing. Buy Now

Adding rhinestones to your Halloween look is all the rage right now. Mapping out individual rhinestones and placing them one by one is a pain and requires the patience of a saint. Luckily, they sell sheets of pre-placed rhinestones you can peel and stick. I would still use a little lash glue to give them extra hold. Buy Now

NYX is killing it with drugstore Halloween makeup. Their creme makeup is a great drugstore option to get those high pigmented face paint colors you need this Halloween. Buy Now

NYX Glitter Primer is a savior when it comes to adding glitter to your makeup. The glitter needs to stick to something and NYX's primer is fantastic. Buy Now

Speaking of glitter, NYX has such a wide variety of colors. I use their glitter a lot and combined with the primer it doesn't have much fall-out. Buy Now