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Halloween inspired Make-Up Project for contest. Evil Queen from Snow White

Posted by neijie from U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, United States • Published 9th October 2010 • See neijie's 3 projects »

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Step 1
Wipe off any oil from your eyebrows with some alcohol.
Step 2
Get a glue stick and glide a little bit on your eyebrows in the opposite direction of hair growth.
Step 3
Brush eyebrows smooth.
Step 4
With a little spatula (you can use a plastic one, a wooden one, a butter knife, a manicure stick, anything smooth and flat)scoop out a little glue and and smooth it over your eyebrows. Let dry (takes about five minutes or so).
Repeat until hairs are completely covered.
Step 5
Using a waxy white pencil (I used NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil in Milk, you can also use white concealer, or face paint)go over glue, covering eyebrow completely.
Step 6
Go over the white pencil with some setting powder, you can use baby powder too.
Step 7
Now cover your eyebrows completely with a concealer then go over your whole face, including lips, using a pale foundation. I used a very cheap crappy one I had on hand; if you are going to do this look to go out, I suggest using a good foundation and concealer.
Step 8
Using a very light lavender eyeshadow cover your eye area all the way to the top of your eyebrow.
Step 9
Cover your eyelid with a shade of lavender just a bit darker than the highlight.
Step 10
With a thin brush, go a bit above your natural crease using a medium shade of purple, be sure to go from the end of your eyelid all the way to where the tear duct is.
Step 11
Now, repeat previous step with a deeper shade of purple, going above the lighter shade. Extend color going towards your ear and at the tear duct.
Step 12
Repeat the same process with a very deep shad of purple above previous crease. Blend this color underneath the eye.
I also drew on the eyebrows using a brown gel liner (I find that those work best for fake eyebrows)and an angled brush.
Step 13
Using the same method, go above the previous crease using a black eyeshadow.
Step 14
Now line your eye with some black eyeliner extending into the black eyeshadow, so that it sort of disappears into it. Again, I used black gel liner.
I also used some brown eyeshadow on the sides of my nose to make it seem a bit thinner and longer, like hers is.
In addition to this, you can make your nose seem sharper by using a black pencil and "draw" your nostrils in a triangular shape.
Step 15
Next put on some false eyelashes. I think thicker ones would look nicer than the ones I used.
Step 16
For the mouth I used a deep red lip liner and made the top and the bottom lip shape sort of match and extended it a little past where my lips end (lengthwise)
She has got a very weird mouth!
Step 17
I then drew in a little peak at the top of my head with some black eyeshadow.
You can skip this step if you have a costume.
I was trying to look sinister, but it didn't work out. lol.
Step 18
I put on a hoodie just to show what it could look like with the head covering.